Friday, November 3, 2006

Illegal Immigration: A Tiebreaker? Invasion Issue Reaches National Stage Brian Darling, Heritage Foundation: ...what may happen is this illegal immigration issue may become a tie tiebreaker in close elections. It's in the next tier of issues that the American people care about. Lou Dobbs Tonight - CNN - November 1     Wian: While many congressional incumbents are struggling to hold on to their jobs, most of those who favor strong border security and oppose illegal alien amnesty appear headed to victory. Those are the positions of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus founded by Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo.     According to projections by "Congressional Quarterly," 100 of the 104 pro-border security lawmakers are expected to win re-election. [...]     Border security hawk Randy Graf is trying to win a congressional race in Arizona despite the initial failure of his own Republican Party to endorse his campaign.    Segments: Campaigns - Food Stamps - Mexican Unrest  Transcript Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

Arellano

CBS2-TV -- Chicago Criminal in hiding resumes shameless baby-waving A little boy whose mother is fighting deportation is back in Washington, D.C. to plead his mother's case. -- Saul Arellano, 7, hopes to keep his mother, Elvira Arellano in the country. Elvira Arellano is an [illegal alien... criminal], but her son was born in the United States and is a citizen.

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

Associated Press Mexicans detained at airport, LULAC whining ensues Houston -- U.S. immigration officials detained 16 Mexican citizens as they were boarding a Continental flight back to Mexico Friday morning. -- "It's ironic that they did it on a flight on its way out to Mexico," said Jose Jimenez, deputy district director of the League of United Latin American Citizens....

D. A. King

The Dustin Inman Society Crime Pays!: Hispanic outfit gives invaders home loans To understand why illegal immigration is an approved act of organized crime just follow the money back to the banks and the President. -- Nevermind that it is a felony to encourage an illegal alien to remain in the United States. And that penalties are increased for doing so for commercial profit.

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

Reuters Latin leaders set to condemn U.S. border fence Montevideo, Uruguay -- Leaders at this weekend's Ibero-American Summit were set to rebuke the United States for its plan to build a fence along the Mexican border to keep out illegal [aliens... criminals], an official said on Friday. -- President Bush signed legislation last week approving the construction of the 700-mile fence...

Associated Press Texas puts 'virtual border watch' online Texas has started broadcasting live images of the U.S. border on the Internet in a security program that asks the public to report signs of illegal immigration or drug crimes. -- A test Web site went live Thursday at texasborderwatch.com with views from eight cameras and ways for viewers to e-mail reports of suspicious activity. [ABP was first to come up with the idea of border cams]

Reuters Escondido sued by Mexican reconquista goons, ACLU Escondido, Calif. -- U.S. rights groups filed a federal lawsuit on Friday seeking to overturn an ordinance in the southern California city of Escondido that prevents landlords from renting homes to illegal immigrants. -- The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund...

KOTV -- Tulsa Gubernatorial candidates address invasion concerns Immigration is an important issue in next week's election. Our Oklahoma Poll shows one out of nine Oklahomans believes it's the most important issue for deciding the governor's race. -- News on 6 anchor Terry Hood finds this is one issue where the candidates share common ground. Both say their opponent hasn't done enough to stop the surge...

'Tan Klan' Info

Access North Georgia 'Tan Klan' feuds with Norwood on the internet Children born in this country to illegal [aliens... criminals] with low incomes will no longer be automatically entitled to health insurance through Medicaid. Meanwhile, on another immigration front, the feud between Georgia Congressman Charlie Norwood and a Hispanic civil rights group is growing.

Hazleton Standard-Speaker Latino leader: Hazleton laws 'hurt business' A Latino leader in Hazleton agreed with a federal judge who said the city's Illegal Immigration Relief Act and landlord-tenant ordinance could do "irreparable harm" to businesses. "The Latino business is affected. Some owners think of moving," Dr. Agapito Lopez said on Wednesday, a day after federal Judge James Munley issued an order...

Duncan Hunter

Jonah Goldberg -- National Review Duncan Hunter for President! There are two obvious ways to save the bankrupt liberal talk-radio network Air America: Get Al Franken some new, funny material, and hire a Lou Dobbs. I say "a Lou Dobbs" because the CNN host himself is probably too expensive, but his limousine populism is pretty easy to rip off...

BAN's Allen

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Reconquistas hope to trim alleged abuse of 'immigrants' South Tucson -- Border rights activists are launching a month- long drive to document alleged abuse of immigrant families by law enforcement officers. -- The executive director of the Border Action Network says the aim is to demonstrate policies and practices needed to guarantee not only border security but also community...

New York Times U.S. cuts aid for anchor babies Under a new federal policy, children born in the United States to illegal immigrants with low incomes no longer will be automatically entitled to health insurance through Medicaid, Bush administration officials said Thursday. -- Doctors said the policy change would make it more difficult for such infants...

KNDO-TV -- Yakima Minutemen wrap up northern border watch The Washington State Chapter of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps has wrapped up operations on the Canadian border. -- Throughout the month of October, Minutemen from Yakima and all over the state stood watch at about 14 locations along the border. They conduct 24-hour border watches in April and October, but invite members to patrol...

Arizona Republic Effects of invader-related ballot measures debated Passed by voters two years ago, Proposition 200 was just the opening act. -- Next week, voters will be asked to ponder four more immigration- related ballot measures, including one that could force students living in Arizona illegally to pay three times more for college tuition.

Radio Netherlands Immigration hot topic in US mid-terms Immigration reform is one of the main issues preoccupying American voters as they go to the polls in Tuesday's (7 November) mid-term elections. In some voting precincts it is in fact the main issue. Immigrants are entering the United States at the rate of one every 30 seconds, or one million a year, an increase of 16 percent in the past five years.

Bradenton Herald Immigration ads accusing Democrats of leniency Some feature Latino men crossing barbed wire fences and wading through water in the dead of night. Others allege crimes committed by illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- And still others accuse Democrats, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, of wanting to give benefits to people who broke the law to enter the United States.

King of Prussia (Pennsylvania) Courier Bridgeport adopts ban in invaders Borough Council adopted an ordinance banning illegal aliens from working or renting residences in Bridgeport Tuesday. -- The vote, which was 6-0 at Tuesday's council meeting, approved the Illegal Immigration Relief Act with a minor amendment. -- Also, council approved an amended ordinance governing rental properties...

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Usual suspects fear law deters health care for anchor babies U.S.-born infants of [illegal alien] parents are no longer guaranteed coverage under Medicaid and may go without essential care, according to patient advocates. -- Health care workers are scrambling to help mothers comply with a new law that requires parents to show their babies' U.S. birth certificates before receiving treatment paid for by Medicaid.

Press Release More outrageous aiding & abetting of invaders LAT Money Centers, a Hispanic-owned financial services company, has introduced the industry's first nationwide financing program for [illegal aliens... criminals] that want to buy homes. This lending program will offer loans to potential homeowners using Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers and Matricula Consular IDs...