Wednesday, November 8, 2006

Invasion Screened by Smoke from Iraq Bush Idiocy Puts America in Jeopardy Bonhomme Richard American Patrol War Trumps Invasion     George W. Bush invaded Iraq, a nation that was no direct threat to us. At the same time he encouraged the invasion from a hostile nation. He is a disaster as a president. Worse still, he has handed the reigns of legislative power over to those who would erase America's border with Mexico.     Democrats must understand that, with the Iraq war behind us, and President Bush impeached, illegal immigration will be the issue in the 2008 election.     In the meantime we must focus on implementation of the Border Fence Bill, for it is now the law of the land.     American Patrol's motto is now "We have just begun to fight." Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

It's Not Amnesty!

Christian Science Monitor Invasion expected to dominate Calderon-Bush talks The nearly 700 miles of fencing President Bush authorized for the US-Mexican border two weeks ago could overshadow other issues when Mexican president- elect Felipe Calderón makes his first visit to the White House on Thursday. -- Unlike recently elected leftist leaders in Latin America, Mr. Calderón is a pro-business, US- friendly candidate...

The Governator

KCBS Radio -- San Francisco Schwarzenegger heads to Mexico While it was a big win at the polls Tuesday for Governor Schwarzenegger, he is not resting on his laurels. -- The governor is heading to Mexico for a two- day trade mission (Schwarzenegger's chartered Gulfstream IV left Santa Monica for Mexico City at approx 4:45 pm PST.) -- "There are no events related to immigration whatsoever on the agenda..."

MEChA Skunk

KNBC-TV -- Los Angeles Mechista mayor to meet with head Mexican Reconquista Los Angeles -- Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (shown at left) will be in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday to attend a dinner with Mexican President- Elect Felipe Calderon. -- Villaraigosa is scheduled to return Thursday morning, according to mayoral aide Matt Szabo. -- Villaraigosa has kept a busy travel schedule in recent weeks.

Pelosi

Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones -- Infowars.com Meet the new boss, same as the old boss The Democrats have swept the House and the Senate may well follow but did 7/11 really herald the defeat of the Neo-Con agenda or will establishment sycophants like Nancy Pelosi hijack and misdirect legitimate discontent and shield Bush from impeachment while blocking efforts to repeal legislation he passed?

Rocky Mountain News Voters OK one immigration referendum Voters have approved Referendum K, which would require the state attorney general to sue the federal government to enforce immigration laws, according to projections by the Rocky Mountain News. -- But Referendum H, meant to discourage the hiring of illegal immigrants by denying a state tax credit to employers who knowingly hire them...

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

Bloomberg Bush, stung by election loss, may alter style, agenda ...Democrats are generally more receptive than House Republicans to Bush's call for granting [illegal aliens... criminals] citizenship. That does not mean a deal on the issue would be easy, however. It would compel the president to butt heads with members of his own base, something he has been loath to do...

Tom Tancredo

WorldNetDaily.com Will Tom Tancredo be next president? With this week's tumultuous power shift in Washington, D.C., and the crucial 2008 election virtually around the corner, the battle over who will be the major parties' presidential candidates now moves into high gear. -- One contender many Americans consider the nation's best possible candidate is Rep. Tom Tancredo...

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

The Stein Report Bush reaction to GOP loss: Push amnesty with new majority President Bush plans to address Tuesday's election results in a press conference at 10 am (PST) Wednesday. Waking up on Wednesday to a new balance of power in Washington, he picked up the phone and invited House speaker- in- waiting Nancy Pelosi to lunch. 'They had a very good conversation. He congratulated her on their wins...'

Newswire Services The Apologist -- George Allen's illegal immigration dilemma Senator George Allen routinely tells Virginians one reason they should vote for him is that they "know" him. And now Allen says he's finally ready to run on his record and ideas. -- Really? -- Do Virginians know that Senator Allen made excuses for a Bush appointee that was caught aiding an illegal immigrant?

Houston Chronicle U.S.-Mexico fence faces new hurdle: Cash For some in Congress, passage of a bill to wall off 700 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border offers the best proof yet of their determination to crack down on illegal immigration. -- But even as fence supporters tout their legislative success, others predict that the barrier -- which would span some 300 miles in Texas -- will never be built.

New York Times Voting Glitches: Several states see problems ...In Arizona, Roy Warden -- an anti- [illegal] immigration activist with the Minutemen -- and a handful of supporters staked out a precinct in the city of South Tucson and questioned Latino voters as they entered the polls to determine if they spoke English. -- Armed with a 9mm Glock automatic strapped to his side...

Detroit Free Press House Democrats eager to clash with Bush ...Bush could see one victory come his way under the new Democratic- controlled House: immigration reform. The Republican-led House balked at Bush's plans for a guest worker program and for the Senate's plan for creating a path toward citizenship for millions of undocumented workers. Democrats tended to favor it.

El Universal -- Mexico City Mayor leads march against border fence Ciudad Acuña, Coah., Mex. -- The mayor of this city on the Texas border led about 400 people on a 90-kilometer (55-mile) march Tuesday to protest U.S. plans for new border fences. -- Evaristo Pérez, mayor of Ciudad Acuña, said the march along the Mexican side of the border to the city of Piedras Negras - across from Eagle Pass, Texas...

Arizona Republic Voters say 'yes' to anti-invader measures Arizona's four immigration propositions are passing, so far claiming more than 70 percent of the vote with 70 percent of polls reporting. -- Proposition 103, one of the more controversial measures on the ballot, seeks to make English the state's official language. -- It calls for all government action to be conducted in English...