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Brave American
Fights Mexican Takeover
Student Suspended for Demonstrating Against Illegal Immigration
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Associated
Press
Invaders
enjoy fruits of their U.S.-derived booty
Clementina Arellano grew up with her
six brothers in a shack in this dusty Mexican hamlet. Now 42,
she's raising her sons in a spacious, 10-room mansion with Roman-style
pillars at the doorway and a garden full of flowers and singing
birds. -- How did she transform her fortunes so dramatically?
By waiting tables and sweating... |
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Chicago
Tribune
Immigration
opinions vary in Latino community
As National Guard troops patrol the U.S.-Mexico
border to try to stop people from entering this country illegally,
a minority of Latinos want to make a point: Don't assume Hispanics
share the same opinion on illegal immigration. -- These Latinos
say [illegal aliens... criminals]
should not be eligible for government services... |
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Los Angeles
Times
U.S.
indicts 36 in Mexican Mafia crackdown
San Diego -- Thirty-six alleged members
or associates of the Mexican Mafia were indicted Friday in a
case that federal officials predicted would be the beginning
of the end for the violent gang's stranglehold on some of San
Diego County's Latino neighborhoods. |
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Joe Guzzardi
-- VDare.com
Empower
local police to end the invasion
A Memorial Day weekend Lodi News-Sentinel
story, Should Lodi police crack down on illegals?" Jake
Armstrong, Lodi News-Sentinel, May 27, 2006 asked whether Lodi
police should, under certain circumstances, exercise a federal
option to detain illegal aliens. -- When read in conjunction
with subsequent Armstrong pieces... |
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Los Angeles
Daily News
Thieves
flourish as Social Security digits not verified
Dublin, Calif. -- Audra Schmierer's Social Security
number really gets around. It has been used by at least 81 people
in 17 states, most of them probably illegal immigrants trying
to get work. -- The federal government took years to discover
the number was being used illegally, but authorities took little
action even then. |
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Capital
Times -- Madison, Wisconsin
Senators
disappoint on immigration bill
As I was growing up on Chicago's South
Side, hardly a day passed when I did not hear that the "Democrats
always stand up for the working guy." -- In those days workers
were men like my father, who labored as truck drivers and janitors
and in the Union Stockyards for wages that allowed them to support
their families. |
RINO Cannon |
Deseret
Morning News -- Salt Lake City
Jacob
supporters question Cannon's actions
As accusations surfaced that 3rd District congressional
candidate John Jacob may have hired immigrants who lacked work
eligibility, his supporters raised their own concerns. -- The
race has become a national bellwether for how Republican candidates
will fare on the immigration issue. Jacob, a staunch advocate
for secure borders... |
No Sponges |
Boston Globe
Invader
goes from tobacco fields to college
Windham, Conn. -- Five years ago, 14-
year- old Sait Perez left his impoverished parents and little
sister in Tabasco, Mexico, and crossed the border. -- The teen
made his way from California to Connecticut, where he now has
resident status, will graduate this month from Windham High School
and begin a college education... |
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Associated
Press
Border
inspector indicted for invader smuggling
San Diego -- A border inspector arrested
last week on suspicion of helping smugglers bring [illegal
aliens... criminals] across the border from Mexico pleaded
not guilty today to a 39-count grand jury indictment. -- Michael
Anthony Gilliland was working as a lane agent at the Otay Mesa
border crossing... |
Joe Guzzardi |
VDare.com
McCain,
Kennedy, Specter, Pence... Bush!
Two weeks ago, in my column "Joe
Feels Good About Immigration Bill" I said that S. 2611,
what we here at VDARE.COM refer to as the Bush- Kennedy- McCain
Senate Amnesty / Immigration Acceleration Bill, would die a quick
and painful death... |
'The Boot' |
Dallas Morning
News
Mexican
border towns fear crackdown will strand thousands
Nogales, Son., Mex. -- ...Nearly 1 million
people, many of them penniless, were turned back across the border
last year, and analysts fear that tougher new U.S. border enforcement
will inundate border towns with the desperate and the destitute.
-- Migrant shelter directors are scrambling for funds
and considering hiring more staff... |
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Jim Kouri,
CPP -- MichNews.com
Ignoring
illegal alien killers, rapists and assorted thugs
During President George W. Bush's televised
speech on the issue of illegal immigration, not once did he mention
the hordes of criminals entering the United States and preying
upon American citizens. How often we hear the news media lamenting
the fact that the US incarcerates more and more convicts each
year. |
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Chuck Baldwin
-- The Conservative Voice
Cracks
in The Wall of Independence
As I said in a recent column, the surrender
of America's independence and national sovereignty is the
most serious threat we face today. Virtually every issue that
patriotic citizens feel is important is significantly impacted
by this single concern. -- The loss of our independence will
mean the loss of virtually every liberty... [Also see spp.gov] |
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