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"New"
Border Hawk Returns to Service
Powerful New Camera System
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| Mike King, ABP
Technical Director, geared up for a Border Hawk Mission. King
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Palominas, Arizona -- American Border Patrol's
Border Hawk M will return to service this week after major modifications.
The new bird will feature a full 3-axis gyro stabilized camera
platform and two new cameras. The new color camera has a 24 times
optical zoom and the night thermal camera will be capable of
spotting individuals on the ground from 25,000 feet. (The Border
Hawk has a service ceiling of 27,000 feet).
Download the Border
Cam software and get an alert when the Border Hawk is sending
live video from the border.
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The Oklahoman
-- Oklahoma City
Invaders
encouraged to use ITINs to buy U.S. property
If all goes well, Hector and Yolanda
[apparent invaders in need of deportation] will own a three-
bedroom piece of the American dream by April, although they came
here illegally. -- The couple from Mexico City -- he's a welder,
and she's a meat packer -- recently qualified for a nearly $90,000
loan to buy a house on a half- acre lot in the metro. |
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Associated
Press
More
than 1,000 rally against HR-4437 in New Jersey
Trenton, N.J. -- Railing against a congressional
proposal to make illegal immigration a felony, some 1,200 immigrants rights
advocates gathered outside the Statehouse on Monday to push
for easing the path to U.S. citizenship. -- Amid a sea of flags
from the United States, Mexico, Guatemala, Ecuador and the Dominican
Republic... |
Piolin |
RadioAndRecords.com
Invader
media turns up heat while Bush ignores America
In an unprecedented show of unity, Los
Angeles's Latin radio PDs and jocks have come together to endorse
the protest against the Sensenbrenner Bill, an immigration bill.
-- A press conference will be held today at 1pm at City Hall,
where KSCA's Eddie "Piolín" Sotelo and Marcela
Luévanos; KBUE's Ricardo "El Mandril" Sánchez
and PD Pepe Garza... |
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KRGV-TV
-- Harlingen
Rancher
arrested for attempted robbery of invaders
Rio Grande City, Texas -- Police say
a Rio Grande City rancher is in jail after he pulled a gun on
illegals running through his property. -- A passerby witnessed
it all and called 911. A family of four was held at gunpoint.
Police say Felix Ricardo Salinas demanded money from the [illegal aliens... criminals]... |
Jackson Lee |
Contra Costa
Times
Panel
addresses bias in immigration laws
The national fear of terrorism and a
scaling back of civil rights since 2001 is starting to resemble
the early days of segregation for immigrants,
a Texas congresswoman says. -- The climate in the country has
muddied the immigration debate, but Sheila Jackson Lee told a
conference of UC Berkeley legal scholars, students and immigration
activists... |
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Cybercast
News Service
Poll:
Majority of Mexicans See US As 'Exploiter'
Why is the United States a wealthier
nation than Mexico? A new Zogby poll asked Mexican and American
citizens that question and others. -- 70% of Americans said the
U.S. is wealthier because there is plenty of opportunity and
work available in the United States, but 62% of Mexicans said
the U.S. is wealthier because it exploits others... |
It's
Not Amnesty! |
MSNBC
Bush redefines the term 'amnesty'...
again
Cleveland, 10:51 AM PST -- In a rambling
answer to a question about the illegal alien invasion, George
W. Bush once again said that he's against amnesty. He claims
amnesty is 'automatic citizenship'. The definition of 'amnesty'
is: "A
general pardon granted by a government, especially for political
offenses." Bush continued babbling the usual La Raza
talking points. TRANSCRIPT |
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Houston
Chronicle
Shootout
underscores dangers of invader 'drop houses'
On the journey into the United States,
a stay in one of Houston's "drop houses" often is the
last stop [illegal aliens...
criminals] make before their lives begin in this city. --
It's a dehumanizing experience. Immigrants - treated as cargo
- are known as pollo, or chickens. They're often held at gunpoint
and forced to subsist for days... |
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KSAT-TV
-- San Antonio
Stabbing
in Nuevo Laredo leaves Texan dead
Nuevo Laredo, Tamps., Mex. -- A San Antonio
man was stabbed to death in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, police said
Sunday. -- Officers found the corpse of Joe Cantu on the street
near Nuevo Laredo's main Reforma avenue shortly before midnight
on Saturday, said Victor Almanza, a state police detective. |
Invaders |
Jim Kouri
-- National Ledger
The
Big Lie: Illegal immigration benefits Americans
It's widely been reported that illegal
aliens comprise upwards of 27 percent of the US prison and jail
population. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and
Border Protection -- two agencies within the Department of Homeland
Security -- claim in several reports that they've apprehended
over 100,000 criminal aliens... |
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CBS News
Mexican
ads push "immigration reform"
Mexico published advertisements in major
newspapers in Mexico and in the United States on Monday saying
[illegal aliens... criminals]
should have the same rights as everyone else and calling it "indispensable"
that the two countries reach a migration accord. -- Published
in English in The New York Times, The Washington Post and the
L.A. Times... |
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KABC-TV
-- Los Angeles
Two
Deputies Shot During Traffic Stop
Two L.A. county sheriff's deputies were
rushed to the hospital after being shot in Florence. -- Sheriff's
officials say the two deputies made a traffic felony stop at
10:15 am. The suspect [identified as Juan Carlos Campos by a
LASD spokesman on KCAL-TV] then bolted from his car. Deputies
took off after him and knocked the suspect to the ground... |
Onslaught |
FAIR
Study:
Population will hit 500 million by 2050 with amnesty
Depending on what Congress decides to
do about immigration - curtail it, expand it - the United States
is facing a future population just 45 years away that could vary
by more than 135 million residents. The difference between the
highest and the lowest of the scenarios... |
Arnold '06 |
Dan Walters
-- Sacramento Bee
Schwarzenegger,
like Wilson, could play the immigration card
The Republican governor of California
was in trouble as he contemplated his chances of winning a second
term. -- Early polls said well over half of the state's voters
were inclined to turn him out, and two prominent Democratic officeholders
were vying to succeed him. He suffered from defection among Republican
voters... |
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ABC News
How
My Husband's Boyfriend Got His Green Card
Last week, Isabel* got married. Of course,
her husband was there. But so was her husband's boyfriend. And
her husband's boyfriend's wife. -- Confused yet? -- Isabel, an
immigrant from Latin America, has been living in Miami for the
last eight years. She went to school here and has started a promising
career... |
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Chuck Busch
-- OpinionEditorials.com
Borders
First Frist and No Right to Remain
...The debate over immigration is an
extremely complex issue with profound ramifications for the future
of our culture, but in simple terms if we don't reverse the flood
of immigrants and who knows what else into this country, our
12 million illegal alien problem will become a 20 M or 30 M problem
within just a few years... |
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Barbara
Simpson -- WorldNetDaily.com
Illegal
felons: They're heading your way
"They're running over us and they're
headed your way." -- Whoa! I wasn't prepared for that response
to my question: "What's the bottom-line message about illegals
crossing our border?" -- Those were the words of Sheriff
Larry Dever on my KSFO- San Francisco radio program last week... |
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Arizona
Daily Star Editorial
Illegal
alien held in daughter's death a cruel twist
The quest to stem the tide of illegal
immigration into Arizona is taking its toll on humanity and compassion.
-- The Associated Press reported Tuesday than an illegal entrant
and his 12-year-old daughter were crossing the border on foot
recently when they were run over by a Border Patrol pickup.
[Also see: Propaganda
Watch] |
Onslaught |
Salt Lake
Tribune
Activist
plans to fight invasion in House
Alex Segura, the leader of an anti-illegal
immigration group, says Utah's Legislature is "unbalanced."
-- Except for Rep. Glenn Donnelson, R-North Ogden, he doesn't
see any state lawmakers who are serious about changing or creating
state laws to discourage [illegal
aliens... criminals] and their families from living in Utah. |
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San Bernardino
County Sun
Texas
sheriffs seek to expand coalition
In an act of unity, sheriffs from every
southwest border county in the United States will meet Friday
in El Paso and pledge to protect the nation from a porous border
as well as promise to provide a second line of defense for U.S.
Customs and Border Patrol agents. -- The Texas Border Sheriffs
Coalition... |
Waah!
Waah! |
The Courier
-- Waterloo, Iowa
Immigrant
reform bill protested in Waterloo
Waterloo, Iowa --- Nearly 200 Latinos
attended a prayer vigil Sunday night that urged U.S. Senators
to reject the current immigration reform bill being considered
in Congress. -- "Every human has the fundamental right to
immigrate to other countries when the conditions are poor at
home," Rev. Nils Hernandez said. [Illegal
immigration is a crime] |
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Birmingham
News
Judge
ordering invaders to leave the country
Illegal Hispanic immigrants booked on
minor offenses in Hoover last year were often put in jail without
bond and ordered to leave the country by Jefferson County District
Judge Robert Cahill, who is not an immigration judge. -- Hoover
officials call their actions good policing. |
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CBS46 --
Atlanta
Cops
shoot Mexican national beating child with rock
Mableton, Ga. (AP) -- Cobb County Police
say a man clubbing a child with a rock was fatally shot by officers
early today after he refused to drop the rock and attempted to
strike another blow. -- Police spokesman Wayne Delk says Mario
Moncayo was shot about 6 am after the officers responded to a
domestic disturbance at a mobile home park...
[Also see: Family
Values] |
Catholic Church |
Daneen G.
Peterson, Ph.D. -- American Chronicle
Catholic
Church & Charities Preach & Practice Sedition
The debate continues to rage over Cardinal
Mahony's instructions to his priests to ignore future immigration
laws while cloaking his justification in biblical verse. He is
not the first to do so. Cardinal McCarrick the archbishop of
Washington, DC, has also made a similar claim about current immigration
laws. |
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