Saturday, October 14, 2006

Arizona Keeps Up the Fight New Measures on November Ballot  Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 13 Wian: Proposition 300 would extend and expand an existing law preventing illegal aliens from receiving state welfare benefits; 103 would make English the official language of Arizona; 102 would stop illegal aliens from receiving punitive damages in civil lawsuits. And 100 would prevent illegal aliens accused of serious felonies from receiving bail. [....] Thomas: Well, Arizona has a tremendous problem with illegal immigrants coming into the state, committing serious crimes, and then absconding, and not facing trial for their crimes, either because they jump bail after they are let out, or because, when they are let out on bail, the federal government deports them.    Watch  Transcript   Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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KCBS-TV -- Los Angeles Sniveling protesters disrupt Riverside ethnic soiree Riverside, Calif. -- About 40 activists disrupted the Press Enterprise's annual Hispanic festival to protest what they call anti- [illegal alien... criminal] coverage in the newspaper's editorial pages. -- Organized by a coalition of university students and community- based immigrant rights groups, the protesters marched through the annual Fiesta de la Familia and handed out fliers...

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

Onslaught

Joe R. Davenport -- Buffalo News Illegal immigration: the myths and the facts Myth: We are a nation of immigrants. -- Fact: This myth is false on its face. Nearly 88% of the people living in the United States today are not immigrants; they were born here. This is a nation of natives, not a nation of immigrants. "But," the liberal propagandists reply, "we all have ancestors who came from other countries."

Prensa Latina -- Havana Cuba at Border Social Forum in Mexico Cuba is represented at the First Border Social Forum in Juarez, on the border with the US (El Paso), at which some 850 delegates from more than 150 social organizations from both sides of the border are expected. -- One of the international invited guests, Legislator Leonel Gonzalez will participate in several of the forum´s panels including emigration...

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

Hasta la Vista!

KENS-TV -- San Antonio BP says increased security leads to fewer apprehensions El Paso -- Despite the dangers, undocumented immigrants are still sneaking across the border in search of a better life. However, the U.S. Border Patrol said an unprecedented effort to beef up security is making a difference. -- There are more agents than at any time in history patrolling the border...

El Paso Times Invaders still will 'find a way' If you believe elected officials, business leaders and community activists, the proposed border fence to limit illegal immigration is either a cure-all or a calamity. -- But the people who live in the path of the future fence are hard-pressed to muster passion one way or the other...

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

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Some in House vow tough immigration bills Banning illegal immigrants from state-funded prenatal care and denying U.S. citizenship to their children who are born in the U.S. are part of an agenda some state Republicans are promising for the upcoming Legislature. -- A handful of Texas House members said this week that they intend to file bills...

Riverside Press-Enterprise Race riots erupt at California high schools Rocks and bottles rained down on police Friday during what police described as a racially charged riot involving more than 500 students at Fontana High School. -- A fistfight between two female students -- one Hispanic, one black -- touched off the melee, which ended an hour later after officers used smoke grenades...[Related story with video report] [Additional report with videos, photo galleries]

First Coast News -- Jacksonville Invaders rounded up at local trailer park A trailer park in Green Cove Springs is all quiet now. -- Thursday was another story. -- Around 5 a.m., Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, also known as ICE, moved in for a raid. -- "They took Erin and Ricky from me and my mom," says Marida Elliott.

KOLD-TV -- Tucson Minutemen protest suspension of Prop. 200 voter I.D. law Phoenix -- Marchers armed with picket signs and American flags protested the suspension of Arizona's voter I.D. law by the ninth circuit court outside the state capitol [Friday]. -- Most of the two dozen demonstrators were [Mohave County Minutemen]. -- For about an hour, they covered their mouths with duct tape...

Pete Adams -- Polytechnic Online -- Troy, New York Border security needs changes With the 2006 elections approaching, it appears that Congress has chosen to avoid controversial issues on immigration reform and has decided to focus primarily on domestic security and defense. However, since the majority of illegal [aliens... criminals] enter the country bypassing border security, it is clear that the two issues are related.

Beloit (Wisconsin) Daily News Mobile Mexican invasion station draws crowd in Beloit While the Stateline Literacy Council didn't open its doors until 9 a.m. for services provided by the Consulate General of Mexico, people already began lining up outside at 6 a.m. Friday. -- By 9:30 a.m., well over 100 people had made it inside to fill out paperwork, with others waiting in a narrow hallway and about 60 people...

Arizona Republic Judge advises rehab for teen invader A Maricopa County Juvenile Court judge on Friday sentenced a 16-year-old to six months in a juvenile detention center and recommended that he receive treatment for his drug problem, against the wishes of Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas. -- Thomas says that because the boy is in the country illegally...

El Universal -- Mexico City Author sees immigration as biggest headache for Calderón Writer Carlos Fuentes said Thursday the "blind and arbitrary" decision by the United States to build hundreds of miles of fencing along its Southwest border will be the biggest headache for President- elect Felipe Calderón. -- In an article published Thursday in a Mexico City daily, Fuentes said Calderón...

Associated Press Hiring invaders, depressing wages lands Tyson in court Chattanooga, Tenn. -- A federal judge granted class action status to a lawsuit that contends Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest meat producer, depressed wages by hiring illegal [aliens... criminals] at eight plants in Tennessee, Alabama, Indiana, Missouri, Texas and Virginia.