Saturday, October 28, 2006

Fox Threatens U. S. We have no right to build fence? PROMOTING VIOLENCE BY MEXICANS "What is not resolved by intelligent policies and by leaders is resolved by citizens. That is how the Berlin Wall fell and that is how this wall will fall," Fox told Reuters. "I hope it isn't even built because, if it is, it will fall." (Jan '06) Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 27 Dobbs: The government of Mexico tonight is threatening, again, the national security and sovereignty of this nation, and some would say insulting the United States. Mexico says the United States has no right to build a new 700-mile fence along our southern border with Mexico. It appears the White House is not concerned in the least by the statements of Mexico's leading national officials. Wian: Well, Mexican President Vicente Fox, Lou, said that the signing of the bill to build 700 miles of fence along the U.S./Mexican border is an embarrassment. His successor, President-elect Felipe Calderon, called it "a grave error," and U.S. President George Bush says he understands their sensitivities.    Segments: One // Two Transcript  Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Guelph Mercury -- Guelph County, Ontario, Canada Obscure Mexican "actor" / crackpot bewails border fence Gael Garcia Bernal, promoting a new movie in which his character gets in trouble with U.S. immigration authorities, criticized the newly approved U.S.-Mexico border fence as "absurd." -- "They are wasting so much money on this instead of using it on a real development plan," the star of "Y Tu Mama Tambien" and "The Motorcycle Diaries..."

Tony Dolz

Ventura County Star Assembly race pits Minuteman, Democrat Republican Assembly candidate Tony Dolz... is betting his political bankroll on a single issue. -- He's one of the original members of the Minutemen, the controversial band of citizen law enforcers who in 2005 spread themselves along the U.S.- Mexico border in Arizona to scout for illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Connecticut Post Man jailed for lying on citizen docs Brideport, Ct. -- A citizen of Albania, who lived on Clinton Avenue, was sentenced Thursday to four months in prison for making false statements to procure U.S. naturalization. -- Mirjan Vogli also faces possible deportation, according to U.S. Attorney Kevin J. O'Connor. Vogli pleaded guilty to the offense July 24.

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

Bismarck (North Dakota) Tribune Mexico sends riot police to violence-ravaged city Oaxaca, Oax., Mex.-- Businesses were shuttered and demonstrators built street barricades Saturday after President Vicente Fox ordered federal police to intervene in this city torn by months of protests and violence. -- Fox, who leaves office December 1, had refused repeated requests to use force in Oaxaca...

Bismarck (North Dakota) Tribune Mexican invader gets 10 years in child sex case A district court judge has sentenced an illegal [alien... criminal] to 10 years in prison for gross sexual imposition. -- South Central District Court Judge David Reich sentenced Angel Gabriel Loria- Tamayo to 10 years in the department of corrections on Friday. Reich also ordered Loria- Tamayo to pay fees of $1,050.

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

Waah! Waah!

Quad City Times -- Davenport, Iowa "Religious leaders" meet, carp about anti-invader laws, Minutemen ..."People's fears are being played on in this election process," the Rev. Mel Schlachter said. "Politics are governed by fear to such an extent that we are driven to inhumane acts," said the minister from Trinity Episcopal Church, Iowa City. "We just don't realize the enrichment the immigrants bring to us."

Douglas Daily Dispatch Mexicans nailed with $1 million worth of pot Douglas, Arizona -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers at the Douglas Port of Entry arrested three Mexican citizens yesterday in connection with three separate attempts to smuggle large amounts of marijuana into the United States. -- At around 10:40 in the morning, CBP Officers at the Douglas port of entry...

Periodico -- Las Tunas, Cuba Border wall sets off 'wave of indignation' in Latin America Washington -- The US republican government's authorization of the construction of a 1,226 km wall along its border with Mexico has generated a wave of indignation and critics both internally and throughout Latin America, reported EFE. -- On Thursday, US President George W. Bush signed the so-called law...

RINO Cannon

Deseret News -- Salt Lake City Cannon site deletes reference to Minutemen U.S. Rep. Chris Cannon has removed a reference to the "Utah Minutemen" from his re-election campaign Web site after the head of the anti-illegal immigration group complained it was an implied endorsement. -- Alex Segura and other members of the Utah Minuteman Project have long criticized Cannon's support of Bush's proposed guest worker program.

Waah! Waah!

Cleveland Plain Dealer Ethnic hustlers toss hissy fit over GOP flyer Illegal immigrants may have faded from the national political debate, but the issue is alive and volatile in Lake County, thanks to an ethnically charged mailing from the Republican Party. -- Carol-Ann Schindel, a Mentor accountant running for a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives, says a poor economy tops the issues in Northeast Ohio.

Denver Post Agents: Fake papers used to buy homes Golden, Colo. -- Eight people were arrested Tuesday night on suspicion of using forged citizenship and financial documents to purchase FHA-insured homes. -- The arrests announced today were a joint effort by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development...

Statesman Journal -- Salem, Oregon Anti-invasion group sets rally to unveil billboards Members of Oregonians for Immigration Reform will hold a rally on the steps of the Capitol on Monday. -- During the gathering, the group will inaugurate the first of three billboards spotlighting illegal immigration. -- In the state's network of anti-illegal-immigrant activists, few have been as vocal OFIR.

Onslaught

Providence Journal Editorial We have a right - and duty - to control population The American population has rolled past 300 million and is now headed quickly to 400 million. How many people do we want in this country? -- Americans have a right to ask that question, and the federal government has a responsibility to deal with the answer. We think that the answer should be something below 300 million...

Kevin Eggers -- Napa Valley Register Media blackout on the dangerous CFR President Bush and Congress have implemented a plan to create a North American Union, which will become an open border policy between the United States, Canada and Mexico. This is a plan, similar to the European Union, in which the security (primarily from the ocean borders), infrastructure, laws and economies of the three countries will become intertwined...

Associated Press Suspect in custody in slaying of family of 4 West Palm Beach -- A family of four was gunned down execution-style along a dark and deserted stretch of highway. Each was lying down or kneeling, and the mother was clutching her two young sons. -- Authorities announced Friday it was no random act of violence, and that the Escobedos fell prey to a dangerous drug trade... [Also see: Family Values]

Day Laborers

Washington Times Shopping center pulls out of day laborer site deal The owners of a Gaithersburg shopping center yesterday pulled out of a deal to lease space for a day laborer center, citing disapproval from other businesses in the complex. -- Richard Levitt, chairman of the Nellis Corp. met yesterday with about two dozen tenants to discuss the proposed day laborer center.

Nashua Telegraph Deported ID seller is re-arrested Concord, NH -- A Brazilian man convicted of selling phony immigration documents returned to Nashua eight months after being kicked out of the country, immigration officials claim. -- Gilmar Miranda was arrested Oct. 19, and appeared in U.S. District Court on Thursday on a charge of re-entering the United States after deportation.

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. [Reader Comment: "The behavior of the Border Patrol supervisor was outrageous." --Retired California Superior Court Judge]...

Basham

Washington Post CBP chief appears uninterested in plight of Ramos, Compean The head of Customs and Border Protection refused to criticize the prosecution of two Border Patrol agents sentenced to federal prison for wounding a Mexican man who later admitted he's a drug smuggler. -- Commissioner Ralph Basham said in an interview to be aired Sunday on C-SPAN that the agents, Ignacio Ramos and Jose Alonso Compean...