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Saturday, January 21, 2006 |
The Word
Real Experts Discuss Illegal Immigration

American Border Patrol round
table |
Watch
this streaming video of five of the most experienced Americans
on the front line of illegal immigration. The discussion was
sent out live over the Internet following a meeting of the Board
of Directors of American Border Patrol, Friday, January 19, at
ABP's Home Office on the border in Southeastern Arizona.
The panel includes ABP Board Members
Glenn Spencer, head of ABP, Bill King, former Chief U.S. Border
Patrol Agent, Chuck Floyd, retired Army officer and a Presidential
Appointee for international security, and Iris Lynch, co-sponsor
of Arizona Proposition 200 and Glenn's neighbor. Joining them
is Richard Humphries, border resident and former Arizona undercover
narcotics agent and pilot. (Video ends abruptly at about one
hour due to power failure at ABP home office.)
ABP plans to begin regular weekly reports
from the border. They will be posted Saturday Evening - remember
this will be a Saturday Evening post.
Watch |

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Donohue |
Inland Valley
Daily Bulletin
''Guest
worker' plan: Horns lock on immigration
...Legislation sponsored by Sens. Edward
Kennedy, D-Mass., and John McCain, R-Ariz., would permit illegal
immigrants to obtain work visas for up to six years. Chamber
President Thomas Donohue said that would be a step in the right
direction. -- "The alternative approach -- rounding up and
deporting the 10 to 11 million illegal aliens already working
here -- is ridiculous on its face," he said. |
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Ernesto
Portillo Jr. -- Arizona Daily Star
Grass-roots
folk argue illegal entry degrades American life
...Tancredo played a big role in December's
surprising vote by the Republican- dominated U.S. House of Representatives,
which adopted get-tough legislation on illegal immigration. Few
people predicted it. -- The proposal would authorize 700 miles
of border fence, make illegal presence in the United States a
felony... |
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WCBS-TV
-- New York
NY
State Will Lose Aid For Illegal Alien Care
A federal review of recent hospital visits
by thousands of illegal immigrants across New York State found
many of the state's claims did not qualify as an emergency. --
The state will not recieve $32.5 million in federal reimbursements
as result, according to the Center for Medicaid and Medicare
Services in Washington, D.C. |
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WFAA-TV
-- Dallas
Smugglers
blamed for border violence
Patrol agents tell us smugglers are behind
recent violence on the border and the backlash is coming from
both human and drug traffickers in response to tighter border
security. -- Border patrol agents cautiously search tunnels used
by smugglers - smugglers who've become increasingly violent. |

Tom DeLay |
Galveston
Daily News
DeLay:
Detainess shouldn't be released
Count Tom DeLay as one of those upset
about Thursday's roundup of day laborers in League City. -- But
the Republican congressman wasn't troubled to see that 62 suspected
[illegal aliens... criminals]
were rounded up in the sweep. -- Instead, he was dismayed because
almost all were let go. |
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Miami Herald
Immigrants
fear losing right to stay in U.S.
...Alarm has spread through South Florida
communities of Hondurans, Nicaraguans and Salvadorans, and across
the nation over the possibility that the administration is considering
ending a program called Temporary Protected Status. -- South
Florida's three Cuban- American Republicans in the House... |
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KRGV-TV
-- Harlingen
FBI
says attacks on Border Patrol agents are connected
The FBI has determined the two recent
attacks on Border Patrol agents are connected. -- Two separate
attacks occurred on two separate nights. One boat patrol near
Brownsville was shot at, and days later agents driving along
the river banks were attacked. -- The shots came from across
the Rio Grande River.  |

¡México! |
The DePaulia
-- DePaul University -- Chicago
Border
controversy continues for U.S. and Mexico
Antonio Garza, the U.S. ambassador to
Mexico, has been forced to take a defensive stance towards growing
international criticism over U.S.-Mexico border security. --
Garza believes illegal immigrants do not have a right to seek
employment in any country but their own. Garza said, "Illegal
immigration is a threat to our system of laws..." |
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Arizona
Daily Star
Minuteman
Project back on front burner
...Kat Rodriguez, community organizer
[and Mexican reconquista] with Derechos
Humanos said the Minuteman presence sends an ugly message,
unintended or not. -- "When you have people coming in from
outside of our communities with a very myopic, ignorant rhetoric,
it's not conducive to a healthy discussion about the issues,"
Rodriguez said.  |
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Los Angeles
Times
Amid
Rifts, GOP Backs Guest-Worker Plan
Despite deep divisions within its ranks,
the Republican Party formally endorsed a guest-worker program
Friday that would permit more workers from abroad to work legally
and temporarily in the United States. -- The vote by the Republican
National Committee averted a potentially embarrassing setback
for President Bush... |
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Arizona
Republic
Invaders
found crammed in van
Casa Grande, Arizona -- A state Department
of Public Safety sergeant pulled over a 1984 Ford club van on
Friday carrying more than two dozen [illegal
aliens... criminals], including two minors, crammed inside,
the department reported. -- The sergeant pulled the van over
after it crossed illegally into the median... |
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Doug Hagin
-- American Daily
Boycott
Mexico!
The time has come for America to do what
the radical left is always accusing America of doing! In fact,
it is way past time for this nation to stop caring what the rest
of the world thinks and says of us. The Left has always labeled
us as an arrogant country and I say this is the time for us to
become a bit more arrogant towards the rest of the world! At
least towards our neighbors to the South. |
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Morris News
Service
Report
on taxes paid by illegals is disputed
Atlanta -- Illegal immigrants living
in Georgia pay as much as $252 million a year in state and local
taxes, according to a report released Thursday. -- But critics
say the study is flawed and doesn't change the debate on immigration
policy. -- The study concluded that each household of undocumented
aliens pays between $1,800 and $2,470... |
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