Tuesday, November 7, 2006

How to Guarantee a Mexican Takeover Stay Home Today "I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders..." -- Mexican President Zedillo November 7, 2006 Democrats Will Open Borders to Invasion     Democrat Ted Kennedy pushed the 1965 Immigration Act that opened America to the Third World. Today Kennedy teams up with Reconquistas to fight for open borders. But Kennedy is not alone. Most Democrats favor open borders and amnesty, especially the leadership, including Rep. Pelosi and Sen. Harry Reid.     "I cannot think of a clearer choice," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. "One sure way of assisting the Mexican takeover of the Southwest, and the Hispanic takeover of North America, is for loyal Americans to stay home and allow the Democrats to take over the House and Senate." Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Dallas Morning News Calderon plans to discuss border security with Bush Mexico City -- President-elect Felipe Calderon heads to Washington Wednesday to meet with President Bush amid a complicated political climate, with bombs going off in Mexico City and political fireworks in the U.S. midterm elections. -- Calderon is scheduled to meet with Bush at the White House on Thursday...

San Francisco Chronicle Governor plans trip to Mexico Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his first official act after today's election, will travel to Mexico on Wednesday to begin a two-day trade mission that includes events to promote California business and meetings with President Vicente Fox and President-elect Felipe Calderon. -- "The California- Mexico partnership is important to both sides of the border..."

Charlotte News & Observer Suspect in fatal DUI crash may be a Mexican invader The man charged with driving drunk and causing the accident that killed two N.C. State University students and a 16- year- old outside Sanford last month is in the United States illegally and may be prosecuted for carrying fraudulent identification, an immigration official said.

Associated Press Voting machine woes cause early delays Voting machines began wreaking havoc the minute the polls opened Tuesday, delaying voters in dozens of Indiana and Ohio precincts and leaving some in Florida with little choice but turn to paper ballots instead. -- In Cleveland, voters rolled their eyes as election workers fumbled with new voting machines that they couldn't get to start properly...

Coming Up November 9 Mohave Minutemen -- Bullhead City, Arizona 24 Hour Protest at BHC City Council Chambers

El Universal -- Mexico City Job-thieving invaders going to prison Wichita, Kansas -- Two [illegal aliens... criminals] convicted of using false documents to get work at a meatpacking plant were sentenced to 13 months in a U.S. federal prison and will be deported after serving their sentences. -- Pastor Trujillo, a Mexican, and Guatemalan Lorenzo Lucas were the last of five defendants sentenced in the case on Monday.

Ramos & Compean

Albuquerque Journal Feds deny smuggler's new arrest ...Federal officials say that Osvaldo Aldrete Davila, the Mexican national whose testimony helped convict two U.S. Border Patrol agents of violating Aldrete's civil rights, has not been rearrested for drug smuggling, according to a story in Monday's El Paso Times...

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

New York Daily News Invader charged in murder of actress Actress Adrienne Shelly's hanging death in her West Village office bathroom looked like suicide. It turned out to be murder. -- The stunning whodunit was cracked yesterday after cops linked a bathtub sneaker print to a teen construction worker who allegedly snapped when Shelly made a noise complaint last week, sources said.

Jerome R. Corsi -- Human Events Perry Does the Texas Two-Step Around NAFTA Super Highway Gov. Rick Perry (R.-Tex.), in an interview with Human Events, attempted to defend his plan to build the Trans-Texas Corridor parallel to Interstate 35 (TTC-35) and denied he was attempting to create a "big, tri-lateral connection" between Canadians, the United States and Mexico.

KNSD-TV -- San Diego Usual suspects toss tantrum over anti-invader ordinance Escondido -- Community members and civil rights groups gathered to denounce a new city ordinance that would punish landlords for renting to illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- About 150 mostly Hispanic parents and children gathered Sunday to hear local lawyers explain how the law would work, if enforced. [Related item]

ATTENTION! American Border Patrol Notice Dog Lost in McNeal, AZ Dog Found! Thanks for Your Help!

Associated Press Meddlesome Mexican warns against high expectations President-elect Felipe Calderon on Monday warned Mexicans to temper their expectations for his first visit with U.S. President George W. Bush later this week, saying his goal was merely "to establish a first contact" before he takes office Dec. 1. -- Calderon, who travels to the United States on Wednesday, is meeting with Bush... [More Mexican meddling]

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North County Times --Escondido Reconquista nuisance claims Minuteman assaulted him A local activist who got in a near tussle with anti- illegal immigration protesters last week said Monday he had filed an assault complaint against the man who confronted him. -- Danny Perez, a regular fixture at rallies opposing Escondido's ordinance barring landlords from renting to [illegal aliens... criminals], alleges he was assaulted by Raymond Herrera.

Arizona Daily Star High-tech border security will be tested near Sasabe A 28-mile stretch of Mexican border near Sasabe will serve as the testing ground for the Department of Homeland Security's latest high-tech border security strategy. -- A Boeing Co.-led team of private companies chose the Tucson Sector because it's been the nation's busiest for illegal entrant traffic since 1998. The western desert corridor...

KOAT-TV -- Albuquerque Vote Fraud Alert!: GOP denied last-minute driver's info Albuquerque -- On Monday, Republicans failed in a last-minute effort to gain access to the names of about 27,000 foreign nationals, who had been issued New Mexico driver's licenses. -- Judge Valerie Huling ruled that there was no need for an emergency action on the G.O.P. request, because the party's lawyers could not show...