Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Congress Full of Nazis? Mexicans Ratchet Up Rhetoric Lou Dobbs Tonight - CNN - December 19 Casey Wian: A growing number of Mexican leaders are now denouncing border security efforts, with some drawing comparisons to the Cold War and even the Holocaust. An elected official in the border city of Juarez says the United States asked for the fall of the Berlin Wall and are now covering the border with walls. And a spokesman for the Catholic Church of Juarez labels the Sensenbrenner bill a triumph of the ideals of Hitler.    Watch  Transcript  Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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VDare.com What's In That H.R. 4437 Christmas Present? With just four shopping days left before Christmas, there's a question on every immigration patriot's lips: will America ever get to unwrap its H.R. 4437 Christmas presents? . . . or will the Senate Grinches steal them first? -- The House of Representatives delivered the biggest sack full of immigration law enforcement goodies...

The Universe Catholic Newspaper Bishop claims HR-4437 will hurt nation Despite a Catholic bishop's warning that the measure would have "serious and severe consequences for immigrants and the nation," the House approved an immigration reform bill Dec. 16 that calls for the building of a 700-mile fence along the U.S.-Mexican border and would make illegal presence in the U.S. a crime, rather than the civil offense it is now.

The Racine Report Activists "storm the home" of state Sen. Cathy Stepp Leaders of a Hispanic activist group known as Voces de la Frontera believe that in America, it is better to storm the home of an elected official and yell in their windows after dark to intimidate someone rather than to run for office to change policy. -- On the evening of Friday, December 16th, a group of people advocating the issuing of drivers' licenses to non-citizens...

¡Viva México!

Associated Press Blatant Interference: Mexico Retaliates for Border Wall Plan The Mexican government, angered by a U.S. proposal to extend a wall along the border to keep out migrants, has struck back with radio ads urging Mexican workers to denounce rights violations in the United States. -- Facing a growing tide of anti- immigrant sentiment north of the border, the Mexican government is also hiring an American public relations firm to improve its image.

VDare.com HR 4437-A CLEAR Victory, If We Can Keep It The shock of the House action which passed a true immigration reform bill last Friday, December 16th was heard all the way down to the lowliest P/R department person in corporate America and in every ethnic lobbyist's office. It truly was a major accomplishment.

Californians for Population Stabilization Passage of Immigration Bill Offers Hope for California Immigration legislation passed by the House of Representatives could make a real difference in improving the quality of life in California according to a population group in the state. H.R. 4437, the Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005, passed by a vote of 239 to 182...

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Smuggler given prison term Fort Worth -- What started as a speeding violation for Mexico native Rigoberto Beltran-Trujillo will now include two years and three months in federal prison, because he was smuggling immigrants. -- Beltran was stopped by a traffic officer in Decatur on June 12 without a driver's license or insurance...

Arizona Daily Star Invasion blamed for English fines Republican officeholders critical of a federal judge's decision to fine the state heavily if it doesn't improve programs for students learning English are pointing a finger of blame at illegal immigration. -- The judge's order in a 13- year- old lawsuit would impose daily fines starting at $500,000 and rising to $2 million...

Georgetown (South Carolina) Times 16 illegals indicted in federal drug bust Federal indictments were handed down last week against 14 Georgetown County residents on various charges, including conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine. -- The four-count indictment stem from the Dec. 7 arrest of 28 people, which authorities said was responsible for the distribution...

WOI-TV -- Des Moines Businessmen sentenced in invader and tax fraud case Cedar Rapids, Iowa -- The former owners of restaurants in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo have been sentenced to federal prison in an illegal immigrant and tax evasion case. -- Prosecutors say Luis Armando Varela-Arteaga and Jose De Jesus Ibarra- Castaneda arrived in the U.S. illegally...

D. A. King

VDare.com SPLC Slithers Backwards! You can smear some of the people some of the time, but maybe you cannot smear all of the people all of the time? - SPLC slithers backwards! -- News flash from Mark Potok at the "Southern Poverty Law Center"! -- It looks like Dees and his minister of propaganda in Montgomery...

Press Releases Usual suspects infuriated over White House support of HR-4437 Four of the leading national Hispanic advocacy organizations in the U. S. (LULAC, NALEO, MALDEF, and the NCLR) today released the text of a letter to President George W. Bush expressing their "extreme disappointment" with the White House's strong support of (H.R. 4437)...

Rich Lowry

National Review Tear Down This Analogy - Insulting Berlin Wall comparisons Last week, the House of Representatives voted to establish a dictatorship in the United States and to prevent hopeless citizens from escaping it. That, at least, is what the casual listener might have concluded from the rhetoric mustered in opposition to the building of a better security fence on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Associated Press Plan to Add Visas for High-Tech and Skilled Workers Dropped A Senate-passed measure to add more visas for foreign workers in high-tech and specialty fields was dropped from a budget bill that passed the House early Monday, disappointing high-tech and manufacturing firms in search of skilled workers. -- The Senate plan would have allowed 30,000 more of the popular H1-B visas...

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Homeland Insecurity: Porous border stokes terror fears Juan Carlos is just another unsuspected face. He speaks English with only a slight accent. His fair complexion and light hazel eyes rarely garner him a second glance once he's crossed into the United States. -- He's a gang member. He's an ex-convict. And he's here illegally.

¡México!

Associated Press Mexican claims U.S. plan for border wall is 'stupid' Mexico's foreign secretary Monday leveled his country's sharpest criticism yet at a U.S. proposal for a fence along parts of its southern border, condemning it as "stupid" and "underhanded." -- In a radio interview, Luis Ernesto Derbez said U.S. legislators who approved the bill are turning a blind eye to the contributions millions of migrants from Mexico...