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Monday, December 26, 2005 |
Border Patrol Report
Underway
Non-Profit Group Preparing DVD
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Case
Study Report
American
Border Patrol, the non-profit border technology organization,
is preparing a classified report to be delivered to selected
Congressional leaders in early January. According to ABP head
Glenn Spencer, the report presents a detailed analysis of actual
Border Patrol enforcement actions, including the use of technologies
such as the Predator
B unmanned aerial vehicle. The report will be classified
because of sources and methods used in its preparation Spencer
said. "Our goal is to provide Congressional leaders a window
into the real world of the Border Patrol," Spencer said.
ABP plans to release a sanitized version of the report in February. |
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MichNews.com
America's
Worst Generation
...Certainly, in lectures I have given
at colleges, globalization, outsourcing and immigration are great
worries of college students. This generation of college students
is far less likely to join in the deconstruction of American
society because they have experienced economic decline, not the
expansive level of wealth of the post- WWII generation. |
Kemp |
Evelyn Miller
-- CCIR
Who
is Jack Kemp?
Jack Kemp has always liked illegal aliens
and advocated violation of federal law. -- Jack Kemp, as HUD
Secretary, made sure illegal aliens got "free" HUD
housing with your tax dollars! -- 1990: The City of Costa Mesa
proposed excluding illegal aliens from receiving tax-funded Section
8 housing. Kemp, then HUD Secretary... |
Poll Info |
Devvy Kidd
Slap
the king, expect to die
...The illegals invasion is the hot button
for the '06 elections. In the past few months, the rats in Congress
are all suddenly appearing on media friendly talk shows blustering
about a serious problem they have ignored for two decades. Pimping
for votes after the invasion has reached critical mass. Why hasn't
Bush lifted a finger to close the border... |
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Associated
Press
Bitter
debate over 'birthright citizenship'
A proposal to change long-standing federal
policy and deny citizenship to babies born to illegal immigrants
on U.S. soil ran aground this month in Congress, but it is sure
to resurface - kindling bitter debate even if it fails to become
law. -- At issue is "birthright citizenship" - provided
for since the Constitution's 14th Amendment... [RELATED
POLL] |
D. A. King |
Marietta
Daily Journal
House
immigration bill rates a solid C+
The U.S. House of Representatives recently
approved a bill, the Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal
Immigration Control Act of 2005 (HR 4437), that when measured
against what is really needed, comes in as a good solid C+ on
the secure American borders/ enforce American laws report card. |
Invasion |
El Universal
-- Mexico City
Mexicans
claim walls won't stop the onslaught
Translated item from a Mexico City paper
featuring remarks from numerous Mexicans about U. S. legislation
mandating the construction of about 700 miles of fencing along
the border to stop the onslaught from Mexico. Most comments reflect
an attitude of defiance and arrogance. All claim the invasion
can't be stopped. |
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Glenwood
Springs Post Independent
"Immigrants"
fill critical niche, employers say
While the battle over immigration rages
in Colorado and beyond, Glenwood Springs contractor Mark Gould
looks at his largely Hispanic workforce and states a simple fact:
He couldn't make it without them. -- While teens fresh out of
high school disdain the ditch-digging work that's the backbone
of Gould's excavating business... |
Kemp |
Jack Kemp
-- Human Events
Keep
the Front Door of Legal Immigration Open
The so-called Border Protection, Antiterrorism,
and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005 (H.R. 4437) currently
under consideration in the U.S. House of Representatives is so
overreaching that, in my opinion, it could become the Proposition
187 of the 21st century. It should be recalled that Proposition
187... |
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Hal Rothman
-- Las Vegas Sun
Rampant
invasion changing Las Vegas
Feliz Navidad. If you don't know what
that means, you had better find out. -- The most significant
demographic change in Las Vegas in the past 15 years is neither
the emergence of a retirement community nor the growth of a transplanted
upper- middle- class. It is, wholeheartedly and without a doubt,
the remarkable growth of the Spanish-surnamed population. |
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Los Angeles
Times
Door
to amnesty for invaders closing
Almost 20 years have passed since Congress
approved an amnesty for nearly 3 million [invaders] living illegally
in the United States, but for as many as 100,000 [illegal
aliens... criminals], the door is still open. -- It closes
Saturday. -- With the deadline approaching, lawyers are reaching
out... |
Waah!
Waah! |
Yuma Sun
'People
will find a way to cross'
...The U.S. House of Representatives,
acting to curb illegal immigration, passed a measure last week
that would extend walls along those portions of the border where
they currently do not exist. -- Many people who live on the border,
though, have said that the two-layered fence contemplated by
Congress will only add to the problems... |
Phyllis Schlafly |
Human Events
Conservatives
Send a Message on Immigration
Late on Dec. 16, the U.S. House or Representatives
passed legislation billed as the border protection, anti-terrorism
and illegal immigration control act, requiring employers to verify
the legal status of each employee. -- No strong-arm tactics were
needed to produce the stunning 239-182 margin of victory... |
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Durango
Herald
Immigration
bill could cost Durango
In a sweeping immigration bill passed
by the U.S. House of Representatives earlier this month, lawmakers
took aim at cities like Durango that have adopted so- called
"sanctuary laws" to shelter illegal immigrants. --
An amendment attached to the bill on Dec. 16 would withhold reimbursement
for the incarceration of illegal immigrants... |
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