Saturday, October 7, 2006

Feigned Praise from CBP Chief He supports fence, but says it won't work CBP Chief Basham has no experience in immigration law enforcement, i.e., easily bamboozled by bureaucrats. Kansas City Star Border Protection commissioner supports fencing     The head of the federal agency responsible for securing the nation's borders said Thursday he was encouraged by a congressional decision to partially fund 700 miles of fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border.     Just to build a 10-foot fence, and then someone goes out and buys an 11-foot ladder, is not very effective," Basham told reporters. "It's not about building a wall. It's about building a smart border."     Nationwide, roughly half the undocumented population, or some 6 million people came on valid visas, then overstayed [nonsense]. Comment: It's not about building a wall? What does the law say that Bush just signed? Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Gainesville Times Another pro-invasion rally held in Atlanta Atlanta -- On one side of the state Capitol on Saturday stood several thousand immigrants calling for laws that would allow them to stay in the United States legally. A few blocks away, behind a metal barrier, stood two dozen people who want them to go home. -- Between the two groups: The great divide over how to deal with millions...

Invasion

Times Record -- Wichita Falls, Texas Effectiveness of border wall under scrutiny Good fences make good arguments. -- Rep. Mac Thornberry and his challenger for the 13th Congressional District, Democrat Roger Waun, disagree on the effectiveness of building a fence along the United States- Mexico border. -- On Wednesday, President George W. Bush signed a bill...

Associated Press Both sides on immigration issue protest at invasion station About 80 supporters and opponents of illegal immigration have gathered outside of the Mexican consulate in New York. -- One illegal immigration opponent, who held a US flag, said immigrants are welcome but illegal aliens are not. -- However, a demonstrator on the other side said a fence would not keep [illegal aliens... criminals] out.

Allan Wall

Mexidata.info Mexican Central Banker Ortiz Speaks His Mind On a recent trip to Dallas, Guillermo Ortiz, governor of the Banco de Mexico, the Mexican equivalent of the Federal Reserve, spoke his mind, expressing some opinions definitely at variance with those of the Vicente Fox administration. -- Ortiz, a Stanford-educated economist, began serving as cabinet secretary...

Tucson Citizen Would invader amnesty fail again? By nearly all accounts, the U.S. government's 1986 amnesty legislation was a massive failure. The law signed 20 years ago this November by President Reagan was supposed to end illegal immigration. It granted amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants, beefed up security along the U.S.-Mexico border...

Almogordo Daily News Border Patrol sees record heroin bust The Customs and Border Patrol Agency seized 6.4 pounds of heroin on Wednesday near Las Cruces and followed this up with a Thursday cocaine bust south of Alamogordo. -- According to Senior Patrol Agent Patrick Berry, of Customs and Border Patrol, the heroin seizure "was the largest in two years" for heroin in the El Paso sector.

Des Moines Register Rally planned opposing illegal immigration The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, a citizens' action group that opposes illegal immigration, has been recruiting in Iowa and plans an Oct. 14 rally on the Iowa Statehouse grounds. -- About 25 people have joined the Minuteman chapter in the Des Moines area, and individuals from several other Iowa towns...

Townhall.com Invaders sue Wendy's for firing them A group of illegal immigrants who worked for Wendy's International Inc. is suing the restaurant chain because the company fired them after discovering it had missed a deadline for joining a federal program that would have helped them attain legal status. -- The lawsuit, filed Friday in state district court in Houston...

Associated Press Altoona anti-invader ordinance goes into effect Altoona, Pa. -- A city ordinance aimed at cracking down on illegal immigrants is to go into effect Saturday. -- The measure aims to pressure illegal immigrants by punishing companies that hire them and landlords who rent to them. -- Altoona City Council in September voted 6-1 to adopt...

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

Daily Herald -- Elgin, Illinois Protests prompt cancellation of immigration talk The repercussions of immigration protests outside Carpentersville village hall earlier in the week are reverberating across the community. -- More than 2,000 supporters and opponents of a proposed ordinance targeting illegal immigrants demonstrated Tuesday night on the grounds of village hall.

¡México!

People's Daily -- Beijing More sniveling out of corruption-bloated Mexico Vicente Fox said on Friday that there was a lack of vision in the US relating to immigration, following the U.S. legislature's decision to build a wall along its border with Mexico. -- "There is a lack of vision of what this means, and of all that it can cause in both nations, and of the need we have to manage migration in a legal, orderly way..."

Coming Up October 21 Sierra Vista, Arizona -- | Other Events FAIR Border Summit with T.J. Bonner, Many Others

Phil Strickland -- Temecula Californian The battle is joined in Escondido If our neighbors to the immediate south prevail, illegal immigrants have lost their lease on using Escondido as a haven for their law- breaking. -- "If" is the operative word here. You know the action taken Wednesday by the Escondido City Council requiring landlords to deny lodging to illegal immigrants will face legal challenge...

Seattle Times Mexican invader held in death of infant Bail was set at $1 million Friday for a man arrested on suspicion of killing his 10- month- old niece while he was baby- sitting at the family's White Center home. -- King County District Court Judge Arthur Chapman agreed to a high bail in part because he said the man, said to be an [illegal alien... criminal], is a high flight risk. [More family values]

Coming Up October 20-22 Benson, Arizona -- | Other Events American Freedom Riders' "Brotherhood of the Border"

Des Moines Register Rally planned opposing illegal immigration The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, a citizens' action group that opposes illegal immigration, has been recruiting in Iowa and plans an Oct. 14 rally on the Iowa Statehouse grounds. -- About 25 people have joined the Minuteman chapter in the Des Moines area, and individuals from several other Iowa towns have signed up as well...

Larry Lopez

Associated Press Arnold's remarks miff rabid Reconquista Larry Lopez Los Angeles -- ..."The gall of him judging Mexicans when he has never been subjected to the same barriers to integrate into American life," said [Larry] "Nativo" Lopez, president of the California- based Mexican- American Political Association. "His comments are just another demonstration of his ignorance and prejudice."

The Chattanoogan Invader busted at chop shop A man authorities said is an illegal alien, Edgardo Morales, was arrested at a "chop shop" on Rossville Boulevard. -- Police said patrol officers had gone to Taller Mechanico at the corner of Gifford Street on a report of a sale of a stolen generator to a business owner.

United Press International Columbia U. president condemns fracas Columbia University's president was under fire Saturday after students stormed a New York stage during conservative anti-immigration leader's speech. -- Columbia President Lee Bollinger has "got to get his hands around this," New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.