Saturday, November 11, 2006

Mexicrats to Kill Fence? Homeland Security Chairman/Mexicans Attack Fence Plans Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss) joins with border towns to attack border fence project. Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 10 Wian: Mississippi Democrat Bennie Thompson is poised to take over as chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee in January. [...] Already he's talking about knocking down plans to build 700 miles of new doubled-layered fence along the border with Mexico.    Watch Border || H-1B || Webb  Transcript Mexican and U.S. border mayors sign document denouncing planned border fence Piedras Negras, Coah., Mex. -- Mayors from Mexican and U.S. border cities signed a document Friday denouncing U.S. plans to build new border fences. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Craig R. Smith -- WorldNetDaily.com Rejected RINOs Make no mistake about this mid-term election. Conservatives didn't lose. Republicans masquerading as conservatives lost. Democrats were not elected, RINOs and CINOs were rejected. -- The American people are smarter than the politicians want to believe. They got this one right, and I applaud their voting prowess...

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Full Disclosure  Video Report Included Mexican drug cartels taking over L.A. politics According to 33 year veteran gang specialist and retired L.A. Sheriff's Sergeant Richard Valdemar, Mexican drug cartels have infiltrated city councils and political campaigns in many small cities in Los Angeles County. Full Disclosure Network™ presents a FREE nine minute preview from Part 3 in a series of interviews...

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Charlotte Observer Gaston County: No funds for illegal residents Gaston County commissioners have directed county officials to stop funding programs for undocumented immigrants in what marks the Charlotte region's most aggressive measure against illegal immigration. -- The resolution, passed Thursday by the all-Republican board, blames people living here illegally [criminals]...

We Get E-Mail Brian Hassler Did an obsessed Bush deliberately torpedo the GOP? In the post-election wreckage, with the depressing prospect of a Pelosi led House delivering amnesty for illegal aliens to a gleeful Senate and President, Americans should be asking the question "Did George Bush deliberately sabotage his own party?" There is no question that Bush, Rove, Norquist et al...

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

KENS-TV -- San Antonio Increasing crime brings kidnapping insurers to Mexico All of us who've spent most of our lives close to the border have known Mexico to be a vibrant, exotic and fun place to visit or do business. However, increasingly travel to Mexico means putting your life in danger. -- Violence is escalating, with sharp increases in murders and kidnappings of Mexican and American citizens alike.

Houston Chronicle Calderon vows to help curb the invasion Despite resentment over U.S. plans to build 700 miles of fence along the southern border, Mexican President- elect Felipe Calderon pledged Thursday to work with President Bush to curb illegal immigration. -- Calderon, who has called the fence a "grave error" and compared it to the Berlin Wall...

Wesley Pruden -- Washington Times Finding a legacy to 'grow' on George W. Bush is free to work on his legacy now, and if he "grows" in office he can expect a lot of help from his enemies. He can return to Prairie Chapel Ranch with his approval rating in the high 50s (and with a lot of inexpensive illegal aliens to keep the swimming pool clean). -- Immigration, in fact, is the key to building his legacy...

Donald A. Collins -- VDare.com Stupid Neo-Cons blame immigration reformers for GOP loss Just like the neo-con cabal's advice to do a pre emptive strike on Iraq, one neo-con must have been writing his column under the recent full moon that coincided with Election day. In the quickest (and what he must have seen as a strategically clever) counterattack on immigration reform yet, Fred Barnes...

Sacramento Bee Arnold acts like a Teutonic twit in Mexico ..."We can't get enough workers into our country, so it has a direct effect on our economy," Schwarzenegger said during a portion of their conversation made available via a shared audio pool. "You have to literally simultaneously go and also create a law where we can lift the cap and bring more people into the country legally so they can hire people legally."

Patrick J. Buchanan -- WorldNetDaily.com Are more 'thumpings' needed? While the losses were not large for the sixth year of a sitting president ­ a net of six Senate seats and 30-odd House seats ­ the significance of Nov. 7 is huge and the consequences will be historic. -- But it is crucial to sift out what the nation was saying and what it was not saying. Nov. 7 was a referendum on George Bush, the Iraq war...

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Activist takes on illegal immigration An activist who successfully went over officials' heads to get senior citizens' property taxes frozen in Arlington and Tarrant County says he'll now turn his sights on illegal immigration. -- Dave McElwee said he will push for city ordinances that will prohibit employers and landlords from accommodating illegal [aliens... criminals] with jobs...

Associated Press Border Patrol in Mexican standoff U.S. Border Patrol agents chasing suspected drug traffickers on the Texas border allegedly crossed into Mexico and had a brief standoff with Mexican police officers. No shots were fired, a Mexican official said Friday. -- Jose Luis Delgado, an officer in the town of Guadalupe, 25 miles southeast of Ciudad Juarez - across from El Paso, Texas...

Reno Gazette-Journal Usual suspects overjoyed at major GOP losses Hialeah Gardens, Fla. -- The Democrats' victory at the polls buoyed hopes for comprehensive immigration law changes, but the election brings no guarantee that such a proposal will breeze through Congress, a national coalition of [illegal alien cheerleaders and Mexican Reconquistas] said Friday.