Saturday, November 18, 2006

Reconquista Richardson Drops Pretense Calls For "Comprehensive" Reform (Read Amnesty) New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 17    Wian: While speaking to Mexican lawmakers, won a new supporter back in the United States. New Mexico governor Bill Richardson wrote to President Bush pleading for leniency in the case.     His letter reads, "Seven- year- old American citizen Saul Arellano is currently leading an international effort to save his mother from deportation." But the campaign is really being led by activists who support amnesty for all illegal aliens. Transcript Richardson: "... we have to put aside party and think of ourselves as Latinos, as Hispanics, more than we have in the past." Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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KFMB-TV -- San Diego -- Video Report Included Minutemen make sure canyon squatters are gone San Diego County -- Migrants camping out in McGonigle Canyon in Carmel Valley have some company Saturday. -- The Minutemen pitched tents nearby to see what it is like to live off the land for free. It is the demonstrators' way of trying to drive some 300 migrants [illegal aliens... criminals] out of the area, once and for all.

Las Vegas Sun Lawmaker says Legislature should adopt English-only law Reno -- ...Assemblywoman Sharron Angle, R-Reno, said another legislator was willing to introduce a measure similar to an ordinance adopted this week by the Town Council in Pahrump. She declined to identify the lawmaker who would carry the bill when the Legislature convenes in February.

Sierra Vista Herald / Review Experts say invasion will not be a top priority It doesn't appear the Democrats will make immigration reform a top priority when they take over the Congress in January. -- And if a package of reforms is not started within six to eight months of the 110th Congress' start, the issue will be dead until after the 2008 presidential election.

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

Washington Times Minuteman spending outstrips donations, fees ...MCDC officials declined to discuss the Form 990 report with The Washington Times, but Mr. Simcox said in a statement posted on the organization's Web site, "We are releasing our organizational IRS Form 990 and the additional audited financial statements on deadline, as promised, when promised." --- He also said that the group's board of directors... had decided that "this year and this year only" it would make public the organization's financial statements...

Chicago Tribune Four kids slain, possible invader arrested Elkhart, Ind. -- A day after authorities arrested an Indiana woman in connection with the deaths of her four children, residents in this town were still searching for answers about the case. -- Angelica Alvarez... was "arrested based on probable cause," said Bill Wargo, chief criminal investigator with the Elkhart County prosecutor's office.

Rocky Mountain News Labor seeks political payback Unions spent more than $100 million getting out the vote, knocked on millions of doors and delivered Election Day support to Democrats running for the House by a more than 2-to-1 ratio. -- Now organized labor is spelling out what it wants from the new Democratic Congress.

Riverside Press-Enterprise Schwarzenegger's Mexican pander-fest reviled Immigration activists gathered on a downtown Riverside street Friday to protest Gov. Schwarzenegger's recent trip to Mexico and to draw attention to immigration problems in California. -- "We're just a little angry with Gov. Schwarzenegger for pretty much dissing his country and chumming with the Mexican hierarchy..."

'The Boot'

North County Times -- Escondido Property owners throw out squatters prior to protest McGonigle Canyon property owners have posted security guards on their land Friday to keep out illegal immigrants who have been illegally camping there for more than 10 years -- all on the eve of a campout protest by several hundred people decrying that they and the city were turning a blind eye to the [illegal aliens... criminals]... [Related item]

J.B. Williams -- Canada Free Press You just elected whom? -- You're celebrating what? ...According to pre-election polling data, most voters were angry with Bush & Co. for not efficiently finishing the job in Iraq, not effectively securing our borders and spending like a drunken Democrat. Yet these voters just leaped from the frying pan into the fire, by electing politicians eager to erase our borders entirely, legalize [illegal aliens... criminals]...

American Border Patrol Photo of the Day Photos taken November 17, 2006 at 1 p.m. Mountain Time shows segment of Simcox fence along border. Top photos shows holes previously dug for fence poles have been covered up. Bottom photo shows gap in fence along border.

RINO Specter

Roll Call (Pay Site) Specter wants amnesty for invaders this year Excerpt: After meeting privately with Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) earlier this week, Senate Judiciary Chairman Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) said Thursday he is moving forward with plans to resurrect the languishing immigration reform measure before the end of this year...

Something's Fishy

Orange Coast Daily Pilot -- Costa Mesa Feds offer to put ICE agent in Costa Mesa jail Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials want to place an agent in the Costa Mesa jail to screen arrestees for immigration violations. -- That would make Costa Mesa Mayor Allan Mansoor's plan to have city police do the screening unnecessary, officials said Thursday...

San Diego Union-Tribune Invader smuggling ring broken up, officials say An East County [illegal alien... criminal] smuggling operation was broken this week with the arrest of its alleged ringleader and two associates, federal prosecutors said yesterday. -- A San Diego federal grand jury indicted eight men on smuggling charges and four others on related charges, prosecutors said.

Cynthia Tucker, Staff Propagandist -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution Invasion cheerleader bemoans Cherokee efforts In midterm elections earlier this month, American voters showed their profound common sense on the issue of immigration: They refused to reward politicians who had demonized illegal workers, making them the scapegoats for terrorism, crime or the decline of the middle class. Those candidates whose campaigns had been fueled...