Sunday, October 1, 2006

Democrat House = Amnesty America's Future Will Depend on Election "..if the Republicans maintain House control without losing too many seats, the gridlock between the two chambers over this emotional issue could well continue." San Jose Mercury News -- October 1 It's Out In the Open      "I can assure you that the matter will be at the top of the agenda for the Judiciary Committee next year," Specter said at a press conference with religious leaders who support his approach. "And we will not rest until we have succeeded."     What happens in next month's election could well shape the future immigration debate.     Should Democrats wrest control of the House from the GOP, it's more likely that a bill similar to the one passed by the Senate could pass the House. Comment: We must all fight against the Democrat takeover. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Shell Game

Denver Post Deportations avoided using "designer plea" The Denver district attorney's office under gubernatorial candidate Bill Ritter approved plea bargains that prevented the deportation of illegal and legal immigrants charged with drug, assault and other crimes. -- The office allowed defendants to plead guilty to trespassing on agricultural land instead of the crimes...

News8-TV -- Austin Proposed border fence could face environmental obstacles El Paso -- Experts say the proposed border fence could harm the environment and cut into the tourism industry. -- Congress approved a homeland security bill Friday that included $1.2 billion to build a fence along the U.S. Mexico border. The $1.2 billion is a down payment for the fence. No one knows how much it will actually cost.

American Patrol H. Millard The Symbiants Symbiosis: In nature, a close relationship between two or more differing types of organisms where both derive benefits -- I recently scratched the surface of the illegal alien problem in a medium size American city (about 100,000 population) and found what could be described as a fairly cohesive symbiotic relationship...

No Sponges

Washington Times Productivity and immigration Productivity is the offspring of human creativity and the primary source of our economic well-being. -- Productivity means doing things more efficiently, finding a better way. In technical jargon, it is output per unit of input. It is the wellspring of economic growth, the fabled goose that lays the golden eggs. But the goose can come to harm...

Sun Herald -- Biloxi, Mississippi Police mostly hands-off in immigration issues Across the country, some local law enforcement agencies have recently gotten involved in the deportation of [illegal aliens... criminals] as the national debate over immigration has heated up. -- Mississippi is no exception, although recent interviews with Coast law enforcement and immigrant- advocacy groups showed that it is not widespread...

North County Times -- Escondido Ordinance would ban renting to invaders Escondido, Calif. -- Landlords accused of renting to [illegal aliens... criminals] would be required to provide the city with documentation proving their tenants are legal residents or face fines and possible jail time, under a proposed law city officials released Friday. -- The ordinance appears to have support from a majority of the City Council...

Arellano

Associated Press Arrogant baby-waving Mexican continues to defy court Chicago -- An immigration activist who took refuge in a church after the government ordered her deported to Mexico said Saturday she will remain holed up there, even though a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed on her behalf. -- The lawsuit against the government had contended that deporting Arellano...

Houston Chronicle HPD revising its immigration policy Under fire in recent months over its policy toward [illegal aliens... criminals], the Houston Police Department is unveiling new procedures today to allow more cooperation with federal agents trying to catch criminals living in the country illegally. -- Officers still will not inquire about the immigration status of people they haven't arrested...

Fighting Immigration Anarchy - by Daniel Sheehy "This book is not just informative but inspiring. Readers will want to join up." Peter Brimelow, author of Alien Nation and editor of VDare.com | Review

Altoona (Pennsylvania) Mirror Illegal alien sweats out city ordinance To help justify making it hard for undocumented immigrants to live and work here, a new city ordinance cites the "stark consequences" of a triple murder last year by an illegal alien. -- One Altoona resident began to realize the "stark consequences" of the ordinance itself Wednesday, when he saw a headline about City Council's vote...

WLT-TV -- Chicago Usual suspects support ID thieves, call for boycott A local group fighting for [illegal alien] rights is calling for a boycott of two nationally known companies. Dunkin Donuts and Applebee's are accused of discriminating against [illegal aliens... criminals] whose names don't match their social security numbers. -- Groups accuse several companies of the practice using 'no match' letters...

Onslaught

Arizona Republic Is slowing border traffic an illusion? Nogales, Arizona -- Senior Border Patrol Agent Jim Hawkins parked on a bluff overlooking Tricky Wash along the U.S.-Mexican border fence in Nogales. -- There were no scouts peering over the towering steel fence, no smugglers pushing big groups through downtown. Hawkins, a veteran of seven years...

Nashville Tennessean State law bars illegal workers on contracts Everyone from road builders to food vendors who do business with the state of Tennessee must pledge starting today that they don't knowingly hire illegal [aliens... criminals] on state contracts. -- The combined effect of a new state law and an executive order signed by Gov. Phil Bredesen this month means state contracts starting this week...

American Patrol Boycott Miller American Patrol supports the boycott of Miller Brewing Company. Watch this segment of our video "Treachery and Treason in America" -- It features this check written by Miller Brewing Company to the Southwest Voter Research Project. -- Click here to watch this video of Miller praising Reconquistas. Also visit MillerBoycott.com

Everett Herald Locals will keep watch at border Everett, Wash. -- Shawna Forde says President Bush and Congress can do more to blunt the stream of people illegally entering the U.S. each day. -- Until they do, she plans to help. -- This morning, the Everett woman will don a yellow armband, load up a cell phone, a two-way radio and binoculars, and stand watch on the border with Canada...

Charlotte Observer Social Security alerts on hold The government still won't tell you if someone else is using your Social Security number. -- The sweeping immigration reform touted this spring appears near dead for now. Stalled with it is a Charlotte lawmaker's proposal to notify people when their Social Security numbers are used by others.

Louisville Courier-Journal Editorial Rising GOP liberalism ...In California, incumbent GOP Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger already had progressive views on abortion, gay rights, immigration and stem-cell research. Now, he is emphasizing his role in an initiative to force industry to lower greenhouse gas emissions, a $1-an-hour increase in the minimum wage and increased assistance to low-income...

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Press of Atlantic City Mexicans flooding New Jersey coast A surge of Mexican immigrants is changing the ethnic makeup of this region's Hispanic population. -- Mexican immigration, much of it illegal, has grown steadily since 1990. But it has spiked sharply within the past five years, doubling the Mexican population in parts of this region, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.

WorldNetDaily.com City sued: Didn't teach cop Spanish An attorney for a Hispanic man who was allegedly knocked to the ground and kicked by a police officer is seeking over $1 million dollars for his client, arguing that the city's failure to teach law enforcement officers "fundamental Spanish" is the reason excessive force was used. -- According to the suit filed in a Hunt County, Texas...