Friday, October 27, 2006

The Battle Continues Open Borders Advocates will Fight Fence All the Way ABP will keep you informed as to progress - or the lack of it. Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 26 Cutler: Now the question is, will they deliver it or will they simply deliver an illusion of providing what the people want? Unfortunately, for this administration it seems as though we get a lot of sizzle and very little steak. Sylvester: Right now there's $950 million earmarked that will build at best half of the fence. The Department of Homeland Security is scheduled to issue a report to Congress in early December that spells out how that money will be used. Then congressional appropriators will have to sign off on that proposal. -- So, still, a few more steps before an inch of that fence is built -- Lou.    Segments: Cutler // Sensenbrenner  Transcript  Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

POLL	Dobbs: Question on corruption-bloated Mexico | Current Results

WorldNetDaily.com Snow clarifies 'nonsensical' comment White House press secretary Tony Snow today apologized for any misunderstanding he caused by characterizing as "nonsensical" a question from WND White House correspondent Les Kinsolving about a possible pardon for two Border Patrol agents sentenced to prison for shooting a drug smuggler...

NBC2-TV -- Fort Myers, Florida Local Minuteman watches border, tells story Lee County, Fla. -- President George Bush signed a bill that will allow the construction of a 700 mile fence along the border of the United States and Mexico. Critics, such as Mexico's President Vicente Fox Quesada, compare the fence to the Berlin Wall. But Bush argues that it will make the U.S. safer...

Ben Franklin

Steve Farrell -- NewsMax.com Rattlesnakes for Felons: Ben Franklin's immigration plan ...As Americanus, he aimed a bitter arrow at the British government, which insisted on exporting felons to the colonies, no matter how the colonies protested. It was, the mother country said, for the "improvement and well peopling" of America. Such parental concern, Americanus thought, called for some kind of filial acknowledgment...

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Allan Wall -- VDare.com Mexican leaders squawk about fence bill President Bush has finally signed that fence bill. -- We know, of course, there are several things our open- border president can still do to sabotage it. -- But here in Mexico they are crying bloody murder over it. -- President Vicente Fox called the border wall "useless" and a "shame" and likened it to the Berlin Wall.

Albuquerque Tribune GOP sues over licenses The state Republican Party today filed a lawsuit against the Taxation and Revenue Department over its request for the names of the 30,000 immigrants with New Mexico drivers licenses. -- The party in July asked for a list of licenses that have been issued to people who are not citizens or legal residents of the United States.

Waah! Waah!

Washington Post Citizenship changes draws sniveling The Bush administration is considering proposals that would make it tougher for legal immigrants to gain U.S. citizenship. -- The proposals being drafted by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a division of the Department of Homeland Security, could nearly double application fees...

Press Release Group to Raise Money for ICE Agent Voorhis Lakewood, CO -- An independent group of citizens has formed an ad hoc committee to raise money to help pay the legal costs of Cory Voorhis, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who is said to be a focus of an investigation over the possible misuse of information gained from a restricted federal crime database...

Coming Up October 28 Garden Grove, Calif. - Noon -- Nguyen for Congress -- | Other Events Meeting to Support Embattled Candidate Tan Nguyen

WSOC-TV -- Charlotte DUI invader who killed student going to prison Charlotte -- An illegal [ alien... criminal] accused of driving the wrong way on a highway while drunk and killing an 18- year- old student has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison. -- Jorge Hernandez Soto pleaded guilty Thursday to charges of second- degree murder and driving while impaired.

American Patrol Border Patrol accused of false imprisonment It happened Wednesday night. Mike King, Mike Christie, and Wes Fleming of American Border Patrol, and two Houston Chronicle reporters were on a hillside watching for illegal border crossers using ABP's Axsys thermal camera and broadcasting the mission over the Internet. They had had success operating from the same location in the past...

Coming Up October 30 Salem, Oregon -- 11 am to 3 pm Pacific -- | Other Events Lars Larson Live at the State Capitol

The Journal News -- Westchester County, New York Yonkers man charged in invader bribery plot A Yonkers man was among 11 people charged, including current and former immigration officials, in a purported scheme to let illegal [aliens... criminals] skirt the necessary steps to achieve citizenship. -- The former supervising officer of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in New York is accused of soliciting bribes from immigrants...

Garcia

The New Standard Mexican Reconquista Garcia carps about fence ...Isabel Garcia, co-chair of the Coalition [and Mexican Gov't agent], predicted the journey would become even more dangerous with the passage of the Secure Fence Act, which would authorize the construction of new fortified fencing in an attempt to toughen the border. President Bush signed the bill [October 26]...

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

Press Release Troublesome group wants Bush to push for amnesty Following the President signing legislation authorizing 700 miles of new fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border, Catholic Charities USA today called on both President Bush and Congress to finish the job by acting swiftly to enact just and fair comprehensive immigration reform. -- "Catholic Charities USA and its members..."

Snake Oil

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Border security law fails to stem debate President Bush on Thursday signed into law a border security bill, touching off a debate over whether the timing - 12 days before the midterm elections - was politically motivated and whether the measure will be effective. -- Some GOP lawmakers called the legislation, which authorizes securing 700 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border...

American Border Patrol Photos of the Day These photos were taken on Oct. 25, at about noon. The top photo shows a vehicle belonging to Grupo Beta. The bottom photo shows a vehicle used to service water stations provided by Humane Borders. The vehicles were seen about two miles apart...

Mike King -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cobb looks to deport lawbreaking invaders It is testimony to the utter impotence of Congress and the federal immigration bureaucracy that it falls on the Cobb County Sheriff's Department to ensure that people in the country illegally who are convicted of crimes are deported. -- While Congress wasted time over the last year debating how long and how fancy a new fence on the border...

Los Angeles Times Latino colonists are rethinking their role in U.S. For years, Santa Ana resident Guadalupe Gomez, an immigrant from Zacatecas, Mexico, and now a U.S. citizen, has been urging immigrant groups from his home state to get more involved in issues affecting their lives in Southern California. -- But many thought they would eventually return to Mexico, he said...

Northwest Arkansas News Rogers Mayor favors tougher stance against illegals Rogers, Ark. -- Mayor Steve Womack is reviewing an ordinance that would declare illegal immigration a public nuisance and impose fines on those employing or renting to illegal residents. -- Womack asked City Attorney Ben Lipscomb to research "illegal alien enforcement," according to an e-mail... [American Patrol helped Rogers fight invaders in the past]

El Presidente

El Universal -- Mexico City Head Mexican Reconquista calls U.S. border wall "deplorable" President Fox sharply criticized U.S. President George W. Bush´s signing Thursday of a bill to build hundreds of kilometers of additional fencing on its southern border, calling the move an "embarrassment." -- Bush signed the bill to build 1,100 kilometers of fencing, approved by the U.S. Senate... [More Mexican meddling]

Tom Tancredo

Rep. Tom Tancredo -- Heritage Foundation A new strategy for control of illegal immigration Since January of 2004, when President Bush first proposed his "comprehensive immigration reform," it has become increasingly evident that there is a sharp disconnect on this issue between the political elites in the nation's capital and the values and concerns of average citizens. This disconnect is evident...

Tan Nguyen

John Lillpop -- ChronWatch.com Tan Nguyen was right! ...After reviewing the letter itself, it is clear that Nguyen's staff is simply reminding citizens to vote and non-citizens not to vote. What is wrong with that, for heaven's sake? -- Rather than harassing Tan Nguyen for doing the right thing, the more appropriate action would be to ask Loretta Sanchez why she has not sent a letter like this...

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Feds pass up tips on illegal alien violators A national backlash against illegal immigration has many police chiefs squirming behind their badges. They're the faces of law enforcement in a country that doesn't always enforce immigration laws. -- But Roswell (Georgia) Police Chief Edwin Williams has found an unlikely ally to help him...

Daily Policy Digest Poverty's 800-pound footnote As a new report shows, the United States is importing poverty -- mostly from Mexico. That's why real median incomes are lagging and poverty rates are stubbornly high, says Investor's Business Daily (IBD). -- According to a recent study by Heritage Foundation economist Robert Rector... [Related Item]

Bill Handel Show - KFI - Los Angeles -- October 26, 2006 Mexican reconquistas running the show in Sacramento? The Bill Handel Show found the letter the Secretary of State sent out to the 14,000 registered voters in the Tan Nguyen scandal. Look at the documents in this mailing (PDF file) and note the logos of the anti- American NCLR (aka the Tan Klan), MALDEF, and NALEO on official California state stationery. [Related Audio Clips]

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San Antonio Express-News Illegal alien-packed van rolls: One dead, 20 injured Laredo -- One woman died and at least 20 others were injured after a passenger van stuffed with up to 60 undocumented immigrants rolled over on a Zapata County road. --- A Department of Public Safety report stated 21 people were in the cargo van, while a statement released by the Mexican Consulate in Laredo said 60 people were inside the van.