Monday, October 2, 2006

Looming Crisis ABP Reports Huge Increase in Border Crossers File Photo American Border Patrol Mexican Army Involved      American Border Patrol reports a huge increase in border traffic in Southern Arizona. According to its sources, agents and helicopters working out of the Naco Border Patrol station were overwhelmed yesterday as hundreds, if not thousands of illegal aliens flooded across the border. At one point Agents were warned that a Mexican Army unit was just south of the border "near the corrals."      Despite claims by the Mexican government that their troops are ordered to stay at least 3 miles from the border, they are regularly spotted on the border. Fear of the new border fence and domestic turmoil in Mexico are cited as reasons for the flood north. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Tom Fitton -- Human Events North American Union escapes scrutiny Judicial Watch uncovered documents that shed new light on the "Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America," announced by President Bush, former Mexico President Vicente Fox and Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin on March 23, 2005. -- The expressed goal of the partnership is to create...

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Sacramento Bee Governor vetoes illegal alien sponge bill Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ended the year's bill-signing period Saturday by vetoing a handful of key Democratic bills, including measures that would have allowed illegal immigrants to receive financial aid for college and extended the time a mother could legally surrender her baby.

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Reuters Traitorous Clinton buffoon claims fence won't work Douglas, Az. -- Building a fence to try to secure the U.S. border with Mexico is impractical and would simply lead illegal immigrants to cross elsewhere, according to former CBP agents and other experts [like the skunk depicted at left]. -- The Senate voted on Friday to build about 700 miles of double- layered fence with access roads...

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Reuters Meddling Mexicans beg Bush to veto fence bill Mexico City -- Mexico pleaded with President Bush on Monday to veto a Senate proposal to build a fence to keep illegal immigrants out, saying it could backfire by making the border less secure. -- The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly backed a bill on Friday to put up about 700 miles of fence, a project Republicans hope will impress voters...

Tom Tancredo

Office of Congressman Tancredo Tancredo calls on Denver mayor to rein in D.A. U.S. Representative Tom Tancredo today sent a letter to Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper encouraging him to adopt tougher police policies when it comes to dealing with suspected illegal aliens. The letter came in response to an investigation by the Denver Post which found that former District Attorney Bill Ritter routinely...

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

Houston Chronicle Court to decide: Does deportation fit the crime? Possession of a small amount of cocaine is a misdemeanor under federal law. But in Texas, the crime is a felony - serious enough that it helped send Reymundo Toledo- Flores to prison for two years before he was deported to Mexico. -- On Tuesday, the first day of arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court's 2006-07 term...

Nashville Tennessean Clarksville may penalize firms that hire invaders Supporters of a proposed ordinance prohibiting Clarksville from contracting with anyone who hires illegal aliens call the idea a good first step. -- The ordinance, pushed by City Councilman Ken Takasaki, comes a month after the council tabled an earlier proposal that would have slapped $1,000 fines on landlords or other businesses housing...

KHQ-TV -- Spokane / Coeur d'Alene DUI checkpoint nabs alleged invaders Jackson, Wyo. -- Thirteen people have been charged with immigration violations after traffic stops in Yellowstone National Park. -- It all began with a DUI checkpoint Thursday afternoon on Highway 191 in the park. -- Park rangers didn't catch any drunken drivers.

Onslaught

Brownsville Herald Matamoros opens second Casa del Migrante Matamoros, Tamps., Mex. -- They used to come from Central America and the interior of Mexico to Matamoros only as a pit stop, a place to rest before crossing the Rio Grande to el norte. -- That was before, said the Rev. Francisco Vallardo Lopez, diocesan coordinator for human migration at the Matamoros Cathedral. Before the heavy militarization...

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Patrick McNamara -- Human Events Karl Rove offers pep talk to Arizona GOP In hopes of keeping Arizona's 8th District in Republican hands, White House adviser Karl Rove came to town last Friday with this message: Democrats can't be trusted to fight the War on Terror. -- At the fundraising event organized by the Arizona Republican Party, Rove- the man President Bush calls "the architect"- derided the Democratic...

Nashville Tennessean Clarksville may penalize firms that hire illegals Supporters of a proposed ordinance prohibiting Clarksville from contracting with anyone who hires illegal aliens call the idea a good first step. -- The ordinance, pushed by City Councilman Ken Takasaki, comes a month after the council tabled an earlier proposal that would have slapped $1,000 fines on landlords...

Myrtle Beach Sun Onslaught causing problems at S.C. schools Columbia, SC -- One education research group projects 21 percent of South Carolina's graduating seniors will be Hispanic in 2018 - up from 2 percent in 2005. -- So far, many S.C. districts have shown a tireless commitment to this new and growing group of students, said Catherine Neff, who oversees the state's English for Speakers...

Arellano

Chicago Tribune Baby-waving Mexican criminal tries even sleazier tactics The 7-year-old son of a Chicago [illegal alien... criminal and immigration agitator] is headed to Washington D.C. today to try to deliver a letter to President Bush. -- Elvira Arellano has been living in a church with her son Saul since August in an effort of avoid deportation to Mexico. Her son is a U.S. citizen.

Galveston Daily News Egyptian students learn immigration law Seventeen students from Egypt arrived in the U.S. in July, bound for a college in Montana where they were to learn about American history and culture. -- But 11 of the students instead fanned out across the country to visit friends and family and go sightseeing, triggering a nationwide manhunt. The government tracked down the students...

Phony Mahony

Robert Klein Engler -- American Daily Roman Catholics and illegal immigration Cardinal Roger Mahoney of Los Angeles leads the largest Roman Catholic diocese in the United States. His voice is heard both here, and in Mexico. Many follow his lead on issues of morality and politics. Cardinal Mahoney's views on immigration are important to consider in light of traditional Catholic moral teaching.

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BBC Kinky candidacy stirs up Texas race The BBC's James Coomarasamy travels to Texas to meet one of the most colourful candidates standing in the US mid-term elections. -- He has a political slogan for just about everything; from his unlikely candidacy for governor of Texas ("why the hell not?") to his ever-present Cuban cigar ("I'm not helping the Cuban economy, I'm burning their fields").

Waldo Benavidez -- Rocky Mountain News Illegal immigration hurting Hispanics I am a fifth-generation Hispanic and would like to express a viewpoint that has not been a major part of the debate about illegal immigration: the impact illegal immigration has on the working poor of this country and the political impotence it has injected into the Chicano community.

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...

Portland Oregonian Mexican consul walks a fine line ...As Mexico's consul general in Oregon -- the public face of his government -- [Fernando Sanchez Ugarte] walks a careful line. Latinos are the fastest- growing minority, and Mexicans and their descendants are dramatically changing Oregon's neighborhoods, work force and culture. -- At the same time, Mexicans who have migrated illegally to this country...

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WorldNetDaily.com North American Union threat gets attention of congressmen While several members of Congress have denied any knowledge of efforts to build "NAFTA superhighways" or move America closer to a union with Mexico and Canada, four members of the House have stepped up to sponsor a resolution opposing both initiatives. -- Rep. Virgil Goode Jr., R-Va., has introduced a resolution ­ H.R. 487...

El Universal -- Mexico City Border wall miffs Mexicans who vow to continue invasion At the beginning of every school year, bad news comes from Mexican heartland states such as Zacatecas and Querétaro: Local authorities are closing hundreds of schools because so many families have moved north to the U.S. heartland. -- Mexicans feel helpless before the migrant exodus, and talk about it the same way...