Tuesday, October 31, 2006

President Hunter will Stop the Invasion Builder of San Diego Fence Enters the Race Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 30 Hunter: ... Lou, I think the primary issues over the next several years are going to focus on national security. And, as chairman of the Armed Services Committee, I have got one term left to -- to continue to be chairman. And I think that's -- that's an area I have devoted a lot of time to. And, further, I think that the -- the border issue is now a major issue. And I built the border fence in San Diego, wrote the law, along with other Republicans, that would extend it 700 miles across the southwest border. [....] Dobbs: ...and the party professionals were shocked today. Hunter: That's why I didn't consult them.    Segments: Hunter / Mexico / Buchanan Transcript Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

Rich Lowry

National Review Amnesty National -- Bush's Congress President Bush can lambaste the Democrats all he likes, but on the biggest issue where there is likely to be legislative action from a new Democratic Congress, Bush agrees with Nancy Pelosi and the liberal wing of the Democratic party. They all support "cutting-and-running" from serious immigration enforcement....

SPLC's Dees

D. A. King -- Gainesville Times Illegal immigration foes are not necessarily 'hate groups' The Southern Poverty Law Center, run by Morris Dees in Montgomery, Ala., lists many Web sites that are successful in drawing attention to the crime of illegal immigration and employment as "hate sites." Dees has personally made millions in donations doing so from the far, far left.

San Francisco Chronicle Youths roam streets in Mexican city San Bernardino, Calif. -- About a dozen local human rights activists staged a midday protest at the Mexican Consulate, decrying the use of federal troops to squelch demonstrations in Oaxaca and demanding the resignation of the local magistrate. -- After a statement for news cameras in front of the consulate Monday...

ATTENTION! American Border Patrol Notice Dog Lost in McNeal, Arizona

Statesman Journal -- Salem, Oregon Rally at Capitol draws 200 frustrated about the invasion Not even a biting cold kept illegal-immigration opponents from attending a rally Monday on the steps of the state Capitol. -- About 200 people gathered to spread their message that increased border protection and tougher enforcement of immigration laws are needed.

D. A. King

Gainesville Times Letter to the editor from D.A. in today's Gainesville Times I had a letter to the editor published in the Gainesville [Georgia] Times today and wanted to share it with the readers here to illustrate how important sending letters to your local newspapers is. -- On September 17, the Gainesville Times ran a very long [yawn] guest column written by a Gainesville area immigration lawyer - David Kennedy...

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

WCBS-TV -- New York Illegal alien sex fiend attacks babysitter Lake Carmel, NY -- Here's a Halloween tale that is true. A naked man breaks into a home late at night where a 12- year- old girl is babysitting her 2 -year- old and 6- year- old neighbors. It happened Saturday night in a two-family home off Towners Court in Lake Carmel... [More family values]

KNDO-TV -- Yakima Not all Latinos back immigration reform Phoenix -- With thousands of demonstrators across the country voicing their support of immigration reform, some Latinos who don't agree with that goal are afraid their own voices aren't being heard. -- A Phoenix man, Lionel De La Rosa, says the marchers give the impression that all Latinos support letting illegal immigrants become legal...

Ramos & Compean

The Evening Bulletin -- Philadelphia Border Insanity: Standard procedure Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Alonso Compean are the face of the crazy, clueless and counterproductive immigration policy of the Bush administration. Unfortunately, their faces are in mug shots. -- Agents Ramos and Compean were sentenced Oct. 19 to 11 years and 12 years, respectively. A Texas jury had found them guilty...

Jackson Sun-Herald Four faked alien IDs -- Biloxi man had 15 illegal aliens at home A man who lived on Haise Street in Biloxi has pleaded guilty to selling hundreds of fake identity documents from his residence to illegal aliens. -- Camilio Calihua-Leynes and three people who lived with him each face up to 10 years in prison, followed by deportation, at sentencing Jan. 11 in Hattiesburg.

Dallas Morning News Mexico tourism takes hit Acapulco, Gro., Mex. -- Fear of terrorism far from home has caused record numbers of Americans to visit peaceful, nearby Mexico since the 9/11 attacks, but now drug-related violence and political upheaval are pushing them back, officials and analysts say.

Mac Johnson -- Human Events Bush will get his beloved amnesty if the Dems take the House Although the basic philosophy of conservatism is optimistic (a belief in the individual's ability to succeed if left alone by government is at the core of the movement, after all), conservatives tend to be chronically depressed when it comes to politics and elections. -- Not only does government seem to grow ad nauseum with each passing year...

Sr. BustaMEChA

Steve Greenhut -- Orange County Register La Opinion snubs Señor Bustamante La Opinion, the Spanish-language newspaper, has endorsed Republican Steve Poizner for Insurance Commissioner over Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante. Here is the statement from the Poizner campaign: "La Opinion, California's most influential Latino newspaper, has endorsed Steve Poizner over Cruz Bustamante for the post of Insurance Commissioner...."

Idiot Alert!

Reuters Chertoff cites need for guest-worker plan The United States will have to create a new guest-worker program and not just rely on tougher border enforcement and fence-building to stop the flow of illegal [aliens... criminals] into the country, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said on Monday. -- Chertoff said arrests of [invaders] on the southwest border were down 38 percent...

Wheeling (West Virginia) News-Register Editorial Fence a starting point in stopping the invasion When President Bush signed into law a measure that calls for construction of a 700- mile- long fence along the U.S.-Mexican border, the reaction was something less than supportive. Criticism came from both conservatives and liberals - with Democrats, of course, voicing their complaints as a tactic against Republicans...

Randy Graf

American Patrol Speaker Hastert supports Randy Graf for Congress Duncan Hunter and Trent Franks, two of the Republican Party's most respected congressmen, came to Tucson last Friday to offer their support to Randy Graf. -- Speaker Hastert will attend a Tucson luncheon to support Randy Graf for Congress today.

McClatchy Newspapers Immigration activists target employers Grass-roots groups in North Carolina are taking a new tack in their fight against illegal immigration. -- They're targeting businesses they suspect of hiring illegal workers - the contractor whose crew speaks only Spanish, the factory owner who hires more Mexicans than whites, the cleaning service whose Hispanic janitors don't have bank accounts.

No Illegals!

San Antonio Express-News Educators push to help illegal aliens Ignoring the needs of the approximately 65,000 U.S. high school students who graduate each year without legal residency [they're illegal aliens... criminals] and with little hope of attending college would be putting the country's future at risk, a panel of the nation's educators said Monday.

San Diego Union-Tribune More than 40 arrested on charges of running smuggling ring Tucson -- Authorities arrested more than 40 people accused of operating a smuggling ring that brought at least hundreds of illegal immigrants into the country and laundered their profits, officials said Monday. -- The 44 arrests culminated a two-year investigation into what officials said was a family-run ring...