Wednesday, July 5, 2006

Billions for Diversion Strategic Bullsh*t Initiative SBInet Industry Day Strategic Border Initiative Jackson: We are charged to manage, control, and protect our nation's borders.... For the entire time that we've been engaged over years in trying to enforce the border, we have never, in my view, had a credible plan for taking on control of the entire southwest border. Comment: And you still don't. A $2 billion contract will be let in September. Nowhere does SBI spell out a goal that can be measured. This is all of the same nonsense we have seen for years. The program will be run by open borders people at DHS/CBP and will accomplish absolutely nothing except lull the people into a false sense of security. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

POLLS

Dobbs: Question on House, Senate Field Hearings | Results Do you support putting troops on the border?

Douglas (Arizona) Dispatch Ranchers warned on border fence Bisbee, Arizona -- In response to a plan by the Minuteman Project to construct an Israeli- style border barrier on private land near Naco, the Cochise County Planning Department is advising area ranchers that any such project must comply with county zoning rules.

News-Register -- Wheeling, West Virginia Illegal cut loose despite pending criminal charges St. Clairsville, Pa. -- U.S. immigration officials have advised the St. Clairsville Police Department that a Vietnamese immigrant living in the city on an expired green card while wanted on California drug charges is residing legally in this country. -- Soan V. Nguyen was released Tuesday from the Belmont County Jail...

Newhouse News Service Central American 'migrants' allegedly brutalized in Mexico Tultitlan, Mex., Mex. -- The shanty's two walls are built with flattened 50- gallon steel drums. A dirty orange tarp serves as the roof, sheltering a group of young men from the scorching summer sun. The floor is dirt. The furniture is a discarded mattress, covered by a sheet of electric- blue bubble wrap whose bubbles all have burst...

Eisenhower

Christian Science Monitor How Eisenhower stopped the Mexican invasion George W. Bush isn't the first Republican president to face a full- blown immigration crisis on the US- Mexican border. -- Fifty- three years ago, when newly elected Dwight Eisenhower moved into the White House, America's southern frontier was as porous as a spaghetti sieve. As many as 3 million illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Rocky Mountain News Capitol faceoff over illegal immigration In a dramatic show of force, Gov. Bill Owens and several members of his administration showed up en masse at a Joint Budget Committee hearing on illegal immigration this morning. -- The JBC, chaired by a Democrat, had called eight state department heads together to ask them on how much the state is spending to provide services...

July 6 6:30 pm Pacific -- Childress Auto Mall - 2333 W. Camelback United We Stand Townhall Meeting -- Phoenix

Baltimore Sun Enforcing law in 2 languages Brandishing guns and yelling in Spanish, the men barged into La Bahia restaurant on South Newkirk Street and ordered the owner, Maria Mendoza, and others to get on the floor. Her husband, Jose, an immigrant from Honduras, fought back against a man holding a shotgun, grabbing him in a bear hug...

Snake Oil

Washington Post Bush still pushing 'it's not amnesty' amnesty scheme President George W. Bush on Wednesday vowed to keep working for immigration reform including a guest worker program, in the face of growing resistance from some senior Republicans who have vowed to block any concessions to illegal immigrants. -- As Republican lawmakers for and against comprehensive immigration reform...

WNEP-TV -- Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Barletta testifies before Senate Committee The hot topic of illegal immigration is once again focusing on Hazleton and its mayor. -- Republican Lou Barletta testified before a U.S. Senate committee in Philadelphia Wednesday morning. Barletta told senators, including Arlen Specter and Ted Kennedy, illegal immigrants are costing Hazleton money and lives.

Jerome R. Corsi -- Human Events NASCO alters super-corridor message NASCO has altered the organization's website homepage, apparently in direct response to the North American Union series we have published here, including discussion of NASCO and NAFTA Super-Highways. -- NASCO appears to be reacting from recent publicity deriving...

Michael Barone -- Washington Times Immigration reform rebirth? Is it possible the House and Senate will agree on an immigration bill? For most of June, the answer seemed no. -- The House Republican leadership announced it would not appoint members of a conference committee to reconcile the border-security-only bill the House passed in December with the comprehensive... bill passed by the Senate...

Tom Tancredo

Jon Dougherty -- WorldNetDaily.com Tancredo for president? Count me in Colorado Republican Rep. Tom Tancredo's new book, "In Mortal Danger: The Battle For America's Borders and Security," should be required reading for every high-school student, public official, elected representative, judge and presidential candidate, as well as every citizen and prospective citizen in America.

American Border Patrol Photo of the Day Photo taken June 30, 2006 at 11:16 am. Cows can be seen crossing the border from the Ladd Ranch in Cochise County, Arizona to Sonora, Mexico. Simcox fence can be seen behind cattle...

VDare.com Another death that never should have happened Everyone who knew paramedic Ryan Ostendorf agreed that he had a tremendously promising life ahead, as a cardiologist and married to his long-time girlfriend, Meagan Kennedy. But that future is not to be, because a previously deported drunk-driving illegal alien crashed head-on into Ryan's Jeep Cherokee and killed him.

Associated Press NYC mayor says U.S. depends on immigrants Philadelphia -- The economy of the country's largest city and the entire nation would collapse if [aliens... criminals] were deported en masse, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg [the McCain- like bozo shown at left] told a Senate committee hearing Wednesday. -- "Although they broke the law by illegally crossing our borders..."

American Border Patrol No National Guard to be found American Border Patrol Border Hawk M flew the border from Nogales to east of Naco, Arizona this morning and saw no evidence of National Guard working on or near the border.

Jim Kouri -- The Conservative Voice Border Patrol seizes over a million pounds of narcotics US Border Patrol agents seized more than 1,154,000 pounds of narcotics in the last nine months starting in October, according to a US Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection report submitted to the National Association of Chiefs of Police.

Houston Chronicle Propaganda Alert: Quiet debate on loud issues Twice during a recent, prime-time Latino awards show featuring Jennifer Lopez, Andy Garcia and other Hollywood heavies, viewers saw commercials for a new, bilingual Web site with a daunting agenda. -- Mexicans and Americans Thinking Together, or MATT.org, is a nonpartisan, nonprofit interactive Web site...

Boston Globe City's sanctuary status mocked When Cambridge recently renewed its status as a sanctuary city for all immigrants, including [illegal aliens... criminals], the news barely caused a stir around here. -- But the move has made the city a target for an immigration control group based in Washington , which is starting a national campaign urging [illegal aliens... criminals] to flood...

New York Times Bush signaling shift in stance on immigration On the eve of nationwide hearings that could determine the fate of his immigration bill, President Bush is signaling a new willingness to negotiate with House Republicans in an effort to revise the stalled legislation before Election Day. -- Republicans both inside and outside the White House say Mr. Bush, who has long insisted on comprehensive reform...

WorldNetDaily.com Kansas City customs port considered Mexican soil? A Mexican customs facility planned for Kansas City's inland port may have to be considered the sovereign soil of Mexico as part of an effort to lure officials in that country into cooperating with the Missouri development project. -- Despite adamant denials by Kansas City Area Development Council officials...

Gaithersburg (Maryland) Gazette Minuteman rally cites a wave of support At the first public meeting held by the state chapter of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, a panel of guest speakers rallied the audience at the Casey Community Center in Gaithersburg around what they described as a mounting tide of opposition to illegal immigrants [criminals].

No Illegals!

Deseret Morning News -- Salt Lake City Ure's defeat may mean end of tuition law It's not clear whether voters had immigration on their minds last week when they chose Kevin VanTassell of Vernal as the Republican nominee for Senate District 26 over Rep. Dave Ure of Kamas. -- But Ure's defeat means he leaves the Legislature after 13 years in the House, and his absence could mean the death of a 2002 law Ure sponsored...

RescueWithoutBorders.org Predatory Invaders: Time to Play the Celtic Card? Sometimes people ask me what brought me to the battle against immigration, why am I so vocal, so passionate, so ("inappropriately") angry. So unladylike! The simple answer is: Raina is dead. -- Raina, a young White American girl, murdered by an illegal alien who came to my country "for a better life"; a cockroach who drugged, raped and killed her, and scurried back to Mexico...