Thursday, October 12, 2006

The Bamboozle Plan Promise Fence, Enforce Selectively -- Get Amnesty * Translation: If we let everybody in, no one would have to sneak across the border. Get it? Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 11 Bush: You can't fence the entire border, but what you can do is, you can use a combination of fencing and technology to make it easier for the Border Patrol to enforce our border. I happen to believe, however, that, in order to make sure the border is fully secure, we need a guest worker program, so people aren't sneaking in, in the first place.* Monsters and Critics -- UK Selective Enforcement "Aggressive enforcement of U.S. immigration laws is hurting farmers in New York state...'When Congress returns from its recess, it is critical ... that comprehensive immigration reform with appropriate farm worker provisions be adopted' ...    Watch  Transcript   Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

The John and Ken Show -- KFI - Los Angeles -- AUDIO LINK Bush spews hogwash on invasion issue Audio from a press conference yesterday. Bush makes numerous outrageous statements about the border and the ongoing Mexican invasion. This audio segment aired today on the John and Ken Show on KFI radio 640 AM, Los Angeles. Click here for the transcript of this October 11, 2006 nonsense. This is one unbelievable incoherent rant.

KHOU-TV -- Houston The cost of educating an invader She may struggle with the words, sometimes mixing consonant sounds with vowels, but Daphne Camacho is still reading in English. -- It's a huge accomplishment for a student who recently moved from Mexico to Houston three months ago. -- Daphne is just one of thousands of students in bilingual classes like this one...

Reuters Mexico probes alleged Hezbollah financing: reports Mexico City -- Mexican and U.S. agents are investigating a group in Mexico that they believe is funding Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas, two newspapers reported on Thursday. -- Mexico started the investigation three months ago on a request from the United States, which is helping in the probe, the daily El Universal said.

American Freedom Riders Lawsuit filed contesting eligibility of candidate Court documents were filed on October 10, 2006 challenging the legality of the primary election victory of Alma Vildosola (D) in the primary election for Justice of the Peace in Cochise County, Arizona, held on September 12, 2006. -- The suit contests Vildosola's eligibility to the office on the basis of failing to meet residency...

Coming Up TONIGHT Phoenix, Arizona -- October 12 -- | Other Events Glenn Spencer Speaks at Unite to Fight Meeting

Dog Chapman

Hawaii Reporter -- Honolulu No Bark, No Bite Twenty-nine U.S. Congressmen sent a letter on Sept. 29 to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice requesting that she deny the extraction of Hawaii resident and A&E television star Duane "Dog" Chapman to Mexico. -- Duane "Dog" Chapman, his son Leland Chapman, and his brother Timothy Chapman were arrested in Mexico...

Jim Gilchrist

Conor Friedersdorf -- Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Shame on those who won't let the opposition speak Whatever you think about Jim Gilchrist, the man who founded The Minuteman Project, you've got to give him this: All signs indicate that his opposition to illegal immigration is an honestly held conviction. -- That's one reason I'd listen to him speak. Here are two more: His convictions are shared by many Americans...

Coming Up October 13 Mohave County Minutemen -- High Noon -- Phoenix, Arizona -- | Other Events Prop. 200: Protest 9th Circus Court Treason

Nuts

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Lowery: Latinos, blacks need to unite The Rev. Joseph E. Lowery on Wednesday urged Latinos and African Americans to form alliances to build a political and civil rights powerhouse. -- Lowery, president emeritus of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, compared the immigrant rights movement today to yesterday's civil rights movement.

Washington Post Tech.gov: Real ID's Real Problems More than a year has passed since the Real ID Act of 2005 became law. And in a little over 18 months, the first new driver's licenses mandated by the legislation are supposed to debut. That may seem like a long time, but given the issues that remain unresolved, it's not. Chief among the questions...

Coming Up October 14 Portland, Oregon -- October 14 -- | Other Events Protest Against Illegal Alien Job Thieves

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Suit aims to stop deportation of illegal parents Fort Lauderdale -- A group of lawyers and immigrant advocates Wednesday sued the federal government, seeking to stop immigration officials from deporting undocumented parents of U.S.-born children. -- The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Miami, seeks class action status for 60 families in South Florida.

American Border Patrol Update on ABP's Border Hawk M American Border Patrol reports that the Border Hawk M is working extreme southeastern Texas this week. Regular reports from Arizona will resume next week.

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

Jeffrey Schmidt -- The American Thinker Mexico needs reform, not mass emigration Every pair of feet that cross the Rio Grande is a testament to the utter failure of the Mexican government. It has failed to provide economic opportunity to millions of its people. And those people are doing what comes naturally to the wretched: migrating to find better lives. It so happens that the United States...

News Transcript --- Colts Neck, New Jersey Immigration law addressed at Borough Council meeting It is common knowledge that many communities in New Jersey are dealing with an influx of illegal immigrants. -- Freehold Borough is among the towns that are struggling with overcrowded housing, increasing and/or changing school demographics and strained social services due in part to a new wave of immigrants.

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

Arellano

The New Standard - Syracuse,NY Arrogant Mexican invader still hiding out in church Two months after she was ordered deported by the Department of Homeland Security, Elvira Arellano, who is still taking sanctuary in a church in Humboldt Park, Chicago, has become a symbol for undocumented parents fighting to stay in the US with their citizen children.

KOLD-TV -- Tucson Invaders caught using fake Border Patrol vehicle Sells, Arizona -- Illegal immigrant smugglers tried a new way to get past the Border Patrol. -- This afternoon, southwest of Tucson, agents stopped a van painted to look like a Border Patrol vehicle. -- A spokesman for the Border Patrol says agents working south of Sells near the border saw a vehicle pass their location.

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

KHOU-TV -- Houston Are invaders stealing jobs from Americans? Immigration reform remains a hot issue in Houston, but for some people, the issue comes down to just one thing: Jobs. Are they being stolen from Americans? -- The illegal immigrants wait in the shadows of the law, looking for work. -- Meanwhile, at a Worksource Center in southeast Houston, those who are citizens also look for work.

WOAI -- San Antonio Over 50 invaders found packed in drop house More than fifty [illegal aliens... criminals] were taken into custody Wednesday after a raid at a west side home. Police were called to the home on Senisa Street after they received a tip about stolen cars. When they arrived, they saw four people running from the house. They looked inside the "stash house" and found 51 illegal [aliens]...

Allan J. Ashinoff -- American Chronicle -- Beverly Hills America, know thine enemies! Americans are starved for leadership when it comes to illegal immigration. Citizens and are near giddy when it appears a lofty self-inflated politico descends from his or her stratosphere and actually seems to understand the concerns of those who elected them. Americans, especially those in the Border States...

Orange Coast Daily Pilot -- Costa Mesa Panel suggests penalties on employers of invaders Tustin, Calif. -- If a group of Republican state legislators gets its way, California will start cracking down on employers who hire illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- Penalizing employers who use illegal workers was the dominant suggestion at a Wednesday hearing by a state GOP task force that aims to bring forward immigration- reform bills in 2007.

No Illegals!

Sacramento Bee Appeal planned on in-state tuition for invaders A Yolo County judge's ruling upholding a California law that allows public colleges and universities to extend resident fees to illegal immigrants will be appealed, a lawyer for the plaintiffs said Wednesday. -- "We fully intend to appeal," said Kris Kobach of the Immigration Reform Law Institute...

Mohave Daily News -- Bullhead City Local Minutemen plan protest Bullhead City, Arizona -- In response to the Oct. 5 ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Mohave County Minutemen are organizing a rally to be held Friday in front of the State Capitol in Phoenix. -- Two judges from the San Francisco- based court placed a temporary hold...

Reuters More whining out of Mexico over border fence Mexico City -- A U.S.-Mexico border fence aimed at keeping illegal immigrants out of the United States will "enormously complicate" relations between the countries, Mexican president-elect Felipe Calderon said on Wednesday. -- President Bush signed a law last week that will pay for hundreds of miles of new fences along the border...