Friday, December 30, 2005

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Associated Press Dozens Of Cubans Land Along Florida Beaches Miami Beach -- Dozens of Cuban migrants, including at least nine children, came ashore Friday throughout Southern Florida and Dry Tortugas, officials said. -- A total of 87 Cuban migrants reached Florida, said Steve McDonald, spokesman for the U.S. Border Patrol. Two groups totaling 37 people came ashore in Marathon...

Wimpy

Newsday Rep. King willing to redo anti-invader bill to satisfy critics After an outpouring of criticism from churches and relief groups, Rep. Peter King (R-Seaford) said Friday he is willing to reword the legislation he co- sponsored that would have made it illegal to assist [illegal aliens... criminals] -- (Note: It's already a crime to aid and abet illegals).

Nathan Tabor

Nathan Tabor -- The Conservative Voice Mexicans hire Bush advisor to stop U.S. attempt to halt invasion In a move that has many proponents of tough US border security and illegal immigration reforms scratching their heads in puzzlement, Mexican President Vicente Fox recently retained the services of a well- known Republican strategist to help stop the rising tide of public outcry over poor border security and rampant illegal immigration.

Knight Ridder Newspapers Onslaught to U. S. soared in 2005 ...This year, the Coast Guard interdicted almost twice as many Cubans at sea than last year - more than any year since 1994, when a rafter crisis of 37,000 prompted the United States and Cuba to strike up a rare dialogue to implement a controversial new immigration policy. -- The Coast Guard also intercepted almost four times as many Dominicans...

KSAT-TV -- San Antonio Sex Offender Arrested Re-Entering U.S. A convicted sex offender was arrested in San Antonio Wednesday after he illegally sneaked back into the country, police said. -- Angel Ruiz Bernal was taken into custody following a routine traffic stop in the 1600 block of Harness Lane. -- He was arrested eight years ago and served a five-year sentence for rape...

Washington Times Gonzalez approved to lead naturalization agency The Senate has confirmed the president's nominee to lead the agency that naturalizes immigrants -- just in time for him to face a federal court order to speed up the issuance of green cards. -- Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff this week welcomed the confirmation of Emilio T. Gonzalez as the new director...

Onslaught

UPI U.S. population nears 298 million The population of the United States will be slightly less than 298 million as the country heads into the new year. -- The U.S. Census Bureau, in a release Friday, projected the U.S. population will be 297,821,175 on New Year's Day, an increase of 2,713,518 -- about 0.9 percent -- from Jan. 1, 2005...

Vail Daily Not-so-welcome guests A liberal environmentalist from Aspen and an ex-Marine from Frisco may seem unlikely political allies, but opposition to illegal immigration has made strange bedfellows of them and other Coloradans. -- The emotionally charged issue has brought together people with views as varied as their backgrounds.

'The Boot'

Associated Press Officials order deportation of high school student Cleveland -- Immigration officials ordered a northwest Ohio high school student deported to his native Germany, denying his request to stay in the United States until he graduates in the spring. -- Manuel Bartsch, who came to the U.S. on a 90-day visa waiver with his step-grandfather in 1997, had been living in Gilboa...

Louis G. Dominguez -- Gainesville Times Illegal immigration is all about money The nation's newspapers and magazines are full of it and TV networks can't let a day go by without reporting about new proposals from the federal government to deal with what has become a national emergency: what to do about the illegal invasion of America. -- With more than 20 million illegal entrants in the U.S...

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The Daily Local -- West Chester, Pennsylvania Chester County 'new market' for gangs On a spring afternoon inside the downtown office of a West Chester attorney, a medium-built man wearing a black hood over his head emerged from a back room and fumbled his way to a seat behind a large wooden desk. -- He identified himself only as "Hector," refusing to take off the mask...

Newsday Anti-invader bill outrages activists A tough new illegal immigration bill that just cleared the U.S. House of Representatives this month has outraged advocate groups and church relief agencies who fear their work with new immigrants [illegal aliens... criminals] could become illegal if the measure passes the Senate and becomes law.

Yakima Herald-Republic Zirkle settles job suit William Zirkle has agreed to pay $1.3 million to settle a lawsuit accusing him and two other executives at the Selah- based fruit company of conspiring to hire thousands of [illegal aliens... criminals] in order to keep wages low. -- The executives admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement. The corporation, Zirkle Fruit...

Colorado Springs Gazette Illegal alien plan called too costly Giving government services to [illegal aliens... criminals] is cheaper than setting up a system to deny the services, the Bell Policy Center [see who supports this cabal] said in a report issued Thursday. --- State Rep. Dave Schultheis, R-Colorado Springs, called that reasoning "hogwash." Schultheis sponsored legislation this year to deny state services to illegal immigrants... [Related item] [Also see: Propaganda Watch]

Yuma Sun Steel pole ends smuggling attempt An attempt to smuggle 20 illegal immigrants came to an abrupt halt near Yuma early Thursday morning when the vehicle carrying them got hung up on the end of a steel post sticking out of the ground. -- The Chevrolet Suburban struck the pole near County 21st Street and Avenue B as it was trying to elude the U.S. Border Patrol ...

El Universal -- Mexico City Smugglers say wall will raise prices ..."Whenever there are reports of something new, people get scared, but nothing really changes. The same thing happened when the U.S. soldiers started building a metal wall. At first people were scared, but we realized that they left loose earth beneath the wall and we started digging and crawled under," said El Rito.

El Paso Times Minutemen to heighten post-holiday patrolling A local Minuteman group that has been patrolling the Fabens area off and on since October is getting ready for a "push in the next couple of weeks," said Minuteman volunteer Ken Muise, an El Pasoan. -- Muise said the increased activity of the group, the Texas Minutemen, will coincide with a traditional increase in crossings...

Duncan Hunter

San Diego Union-Tribune Hunter argues for border fencing A local Republican congressman who is calling for additional fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border took his cause to the border fence near Otay Mesa yesterday. -- Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-El Cajon, added an amendment calling for nearly 700 miles of additional fencing in four states to a sweeping immigration bill...

Xinhua -- China Guatemala Slashes US Immigration Bill Guatemala condemned a U.S. immigration bill as "inhuman" on Thursday, saying Washington treats Latin America as a region of criminals, reports reaching in Mexico City said. -- The bill was "absolutely intolerable and inhuman" as the U.S. industry, trade and families have benefited from Latin American immigration..."

Sam Zam Watch

D. A. King -- VDare.com Announcing The First Annual VDARE.COM Zamarripa Award What do you call an American elected official who sits on the national board of MALDEF, and is founding partner of a bank that was making mortgage loans to illegal aliens before making mortgage loans to illegal aliens was cool? -- What would you call him if he agitated for his illegal alien bank customers from his elected position...

WCAX-TV -- Burlington Three illegals arrested after highway crash New London, N.H. -- Three [illegal aliens... criminals] are in custody after their car crashed on Interstate 89 in New Hampshire. -- State Police say the three were arrested in New London after their car rolled over during yesterday's heavy rains.

San Francisco Chronicle Many in Mexico and some in U.S. against border barrier Mexico City -- It hasn't even been built, but already a proposed 15-feet-high fence along nearly a third of the U.S.- Mexico border has ignited fiery passions on both sides of the international line. -- To die-hard supporters, the proposed fence isn't just metal and concrete, it's a way to help protect the United States...[See: Meddling Mexicans]

New York Times Border Control Takes One Leap Forward Antelope Wells, N.M., and Morses Line, Vt., are hardly the most populated spots on the map. But with the installation of a new immigration control system at those and 16 other border- crossing posts last week, the Department of Homeland Security has reached a milestone.

Radio Jamaica US anti-invasion bill called "racist" A Congressional bill that would tighten border controls and prevent illegal immigrants from getting jobs in the United States has been condemned by Caribbean immigration advocates as racist, discriminatory and unfair. -- Chairman of the New York City Council on Immigration, Vincentian- born Dr. Kendall Stewart...