Friday, November 10, 2006

Democrat Win Encourages Conquistadors Mexico Sees Opportunity for Coup de Grace "The Mexican writer Elena Poniatowska affirmed today that Mexico is presently recovering the territories lost in the past to the United States, thanks to emigration." She said that in the U.S." there are 33.5 million Hispanics who impose their culture". She said that "Mexico is recovering the territories ceded to the U.S. with migratory tactics." -- From American Patrol Feature - August 14, 2001 Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 9 Dobbs: President Bush met with Mexico's president-elect, Felipe Calderon, in Washington today. The issue of illegal immigration and border security on the agenda, both leaders pledging cooperation over border issues. Calderon has compared the building of that proposed border fence to the building of the Berlin wall. Sylvester: This is a picture Mexico's president-elect is glad to see, Democrats in control of Congress. Felipe Calderon also has an ally in President Bush, whom he met on his first official U.S. visit since being elected. Bush: I assured the president-elect that the words I said in the very Oval Office that we sit about a comprehensive immigration vision are words I still believe strongly. Sylvester: Calderon, invigorated by today's election results, is moving ahead, lobbying for the amnesty agenda, a guest worker program, and the further opening of U.S. borders. Topping Mexico's to-do list, trying to kill a border fence between the two companies.    Watch  Transcript Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

Reno Gazette-Journal Likely invader jailed on suspicion of sexual assault of child A man suspected of being an illegal [alien... criminal] has been jailed on allegations he sexually abused a young Reno girl and infected her with a sexually transmitted disease. -- According to a police report, the 14 -year- old girl's mother in February discovered Ismael Castillo sexually assaulting the girl. [More family values]

Reuters Arnold behaving like a carbon copy of traitor Bush Mexico City -- Arnold Schwarzenegger said on Friday the federal government was "crazy" to clamp down on border security without also passing a law to allow more foreign workers into the US. -- "It is crazy for the federal government not to simultaneously ... also create a law where we can bring more people into the country legally," he said...

Hagel

Omaha World-Herald RINO Hagel expects OK on Bush amnesty scheme Sen. Chuck Hagel predicted Wednesday that the new Congress will pass a comprehensive immigration overhaul bill in the next session. -- The Nebraska Republican had strongly criticized his fellow GOP lawmakers in September for failing to update immigration law. He said then that it would cost them in the midterm elections.

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

US Border Patrol

Arizona Daily Star Agents in air, on ground team up for drug-smuggling bust Hi-tech met low tech Thursday in one of the Border Patrol's biggest drug busts of the year. -- With a buzzing black hawk helicopter above and agents on horseback and on foot on the ground, U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested 15 drug runners and seized more than 2,000 pounds of marijuana in the Baboquivari Mountains 22 miles north of the border...

Victor Davis Hanson

Washington Times Rethinking illegal immigration Now that the bitter election season is over, both parties will have to return to the explosive issue of illegal immigration. -- Increased border patrol, a 700-mile fence to stop the easiest access routes (something President Bush signed into law two weeks ago), employer sanctions and encouragement of one official language can all help solve the crisis...

Los Angeles Times New police chief confronts immigration cauldron Christopher Shawkey will soon step into the center of an argument. -- On one side is the mayor of Costa Mesa, who will want him to help train police to check the immigration status of criminal suspects. On the other is the county sheriff, who has cautioned the city against just such a move.

Arizona Daily Star 2 injured in collision involving Border Patrol vehicle Two people, including a Border Patrol agent, suffered minor injuries Friday morning in a collision on the South Side, an official said. -- The accident occurred around 5:40 a.m. on South Alvernon Way near Interstate 10, said Deputy Dawn Barkman, a Pima County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman.

George Putnam -- NewsMax.com Bush's sellout of America It is this reporter's opinion that George W. Bush has been rejected by the American people. -- We have seen through his arrogance, bullheadedness, and condescension. He has turned off the American people and has all but ruined the Republican Party. -- It becomes more apparent by the moment that Mr. Bush is a one world globalist...

Associated Press Texas town considers illegal alien ban Farmers Branch, Texas -- This Dallas suburb could soon become the first Texas city to adopt a sweeping ordinance intended to keep out illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- Farmers Branch is one of more than 50 cities or counties around the country that have considered, passed or rejected laws banning landlords from leasing to illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Detroit News Experts: Prop 2 likely to hold up Friends and foes of Proposal 2 are gearing up for a contentious legal battle, but ultimately the new amendment to ban government affirmative action will prevail in court, legal experts say. -- One pro-affirmative action group has already filed a lawsuit alleging the law violates the U.S. Civil Rights Act and the equal protection clause...

Señora Arnold

KCBS Radio -- San Francisco Invader issue overshadows Arnold's so-called 'trade mission' Concerns about illegal immigration and the U.S.-Mexico border fence are dominating Governor Schwarzenegger's trade mission to Mexico, according to KCBS' Doug Sovern. -- Sovern is traveling with the governor in Mexico City and said Schwarzenegger has had to dodge criticism from Mexican President Vicente Fox...

Onslaught

KENS-TV -- San Antonio Border fence may [lead] to onslaught of invaders President Bush signed a bill authorizing a 700-mile fence along the border to curb [the invasion]. -- At this point, it's just a plan, but the fence has already sparked reaction in Mexico and may spur more [of an illegal onslaught] - at least in the short term. -- The plan to add miles of fencing along the border...

Arizona Republic Initiatives curbing invader "rights" win majorities Republicans failed to harness anger over illegal immigration to save their majorities in Congress with several border security hardliners losing elections Tuesday. -- Yet ballot initiatives in Arizona curbing the rights of [illegal aliens... criminals] won big majorities, illustrating growing frustration over the hundreds of thousands of people...

D. A. King

Marietta Daily Journal Vets Day priority: A grateful nation or cheap labor? Veteran's Day reminds me of the curious approach we take to American vets compared to the huge illegal alien population in our country. Illegal immigration, while it affects all Americans, is not generally connected to how we as a nation treat our veterans, but it should be...

Onslaught

WISH-TV -- Indianapolis 'Hispanics' overrunning Indianapolis Some new Hoosiers, Hispanics, are making the Circle City home in staggering numbers. Indianapolis' Latino population is now one of the fastest growing in the country. On news stands now, Indianapolis Monthly dedicates an entire issue to the topic of Hispanics in this Hoosier heartland...

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Truckers call for boycott of foreign-owned road Truckers are being called on to boycott a decision by Indiana to lease a highway to foreign investment groups. -- Todd Spencer, executive VP of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, OOIDA, has called for truckers to bypass the Indiana Toll Road, which has been leased to a consortium composed of Cintra Concesiones....

Dallas Morning News Editorial Dallas Rag: 'Border is being secured' Whatever else the election did, it boosted the chances that Congress may pass an immigration plan that goes beyond building a fence and putting more agents along the border. President Bush himself made this point Wednesday, saying Democrats and Republicans can work together to pass a comprehensive strategy.

Chicago Tribune Bush presses amnesty scheme with head Mexican Reconquista In their first face-to-face meeting, President Bush pledged to Mexican President- elect Felipe Calderon on Thursday that he would work for a "comprehensive" rewrite of U.S. immigration laws, including creation of a temporary-worker program for foreigners. -- Bush told reporters after the meeting that he had assured Calderon that he strongly believes...