Sunday, November 19, 2006

The Black Factor Democrats Skating on Thin Ice Jesse Jackson joins Mike Garcia and Eliseo Medina of SEIU in support of strike by illegal alien janitors in Los Angeles, April 4, 2000 (American Patrol). Kansas City Star African Americans discuss the impact of illegal immigration ..."There must be some regulation on the number of people who can come to a community," said Thompson, a counseling psychologist. New York Times -- May 15, 1992 ..."From Jesse Jackson on down, wider political ambitions induce black leaders to betray the uppermost interests of their poorest followers in order to coalesce with Hispanic groups that oppose all serious efforts to contain immigration." -- Edward Luttwak, Center for Strategic Studies Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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WorldNetDaily.com 'Bush doesn't think America should be an actual place' President Bush believes America should be more of an idea than an actual place, a Republican congressman told WND in an exclusive interview. -- "People have to understand what we're talking about here. The president of the United States is an internationalist," said Rep. Tom Tancredo..."

Longmont (Colorado) Daily Times-Call Day opens up dialogue about "immigration integration" Niwot, Colo. -- About 70 people - including a home-schooling suburban housewife, the founder of the Latino Chamber of Commerce and a Peruvian immigrant - broke through the language barrier Saturday to share their hopes, fears and concerns about immigration. [Note: The idiot who wrote this article apparently thinks Puerto Ricans aren't U. S. citizens]

William H. Calhoun -- Magic City Morning Star -- Millinocket, Maine Best presidential picks for election 2008 The big question real conservatives have been asking is: Will there even be a conservative on the presidential ballot in 2008? --- Pat Buchanan would be the best choice for the GOP, but he says he is not running. And other than Tom Tancredo and Duncan Hunger, no real conservative has been mentioned in the GOP. John McCain, Rudolph Giuliani, and Condoleezza Rice are liberals.

El Paso Times Legislators' bill to target invaders in Texas Austin -- Texas legislators are steeling themselves for a bitter showdown over immigration when the session begins next year. -- Last week, legislators filed a dozen bills that would restrict access to education, health care and employment benefits for [illegal aliens... criminals] and even their U.S.-born children...

Northwest Indiana Times Ideas run the gamut at immigration forum ...Immigration, Johnson said, is always an "emotional topic," and the panelists who came to speak that night had diverging views on the issue. -- They included Yeh Ling-Ling, of the Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America, California; M. Ali Kahn, American Muslim Council, Chicago; Becky Williams, Helping Our People Excel...

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

Kansas City Star New faces, same debate on 'amnesty' On election night, Tom Tancredo thought "it's all over with." The fight, that is, to rid America of millions of illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The Colorado congressman who staked his career on getting tough with border crossers saw some of his staunchest GOP allies, including U.S. Rep. Jim Ryun of Kansas, bounced at the polls...

Washington Post GOP's heated border talk allegedly "chills" Latinos Two years ago, Latino voters gravitated in larger- than- ever numbers toward President George W. Bush, the former governor of Texas, a Mexican border state, and his brother Jeb, the loquacious Florida governor who speaks fluent Spanish. -- How times have changed...

Associated Press Invaders seek amnesty in 9/11 bill The woman was widowed when her husband died in the terrorists' attack on the World Trade Center, whose twin towers once would have been seen from the windows of the meeting room where she sits with her attorney. -- But this Sept. 11 widow is an illegal [alien... criminal] - one of about 25 identified as having lost a family member...

Richardson

KOB-TV -- Albuquerque Dangerous Reconquista to meet with Calderon Santa Fe, NM -- Gov. Bill Richardson will be in Mexico City on Monday to meet with Mexican President- elect Felipe Calderon. -- Richardson and Calderon plan to discuss issues of mutual concern to Mexico and New Mexico, including increased trade. -- Richardson's office said other issues likely to be discussed by the two leaders...

Invaders

San Francisco Chronicle Editorial Beyond a border fence For those expecting a quick agreement on immigration reform between President Bush and a Democratic- led Congress -- hold your horses. -- Immigration is far from being a done deal on Capitol Hill -- despite seeming like a sure thing the day after the Nov. 7 Democratic triumph at the ballot box.

Gianni DeVincent Hayes, Ph.D. -- American Daily -- Beverly Hills Let's Build Walls Instead of Bridges: A One-Way Ticket to Home Listen Up, Invaders! -- I am not sorry if this sounds harsh to those illegals who expect that we should unquestionably accept them as Americans when they give little to nothing in return. I am not sorry if this angers them, because their fury cannot conceivably match my rage over their intent to destroy our America... [Also see: Part II - Part II of series.]

Los Angeles Times Invader tunnels breed chaos along U.S.-Mexico border Nogales, Son., Mex. -- One mile deep into the drafty tunnel under this hilly frontier city, a flashlight beam cuts through the pitch- black darkness and illuminates a yellow line painted on the concrete wall: the U.S.-Mexico border. -- Just beyond the boundary a graffiti-message believed to have been scrawled by U.S. law enforcement warns intruders...

It's Not Amnesty

Epoch Times International Bush and Calderón: The new Axis of Weasels? President George W. Bush and Mexico's President-Elect Felipe Calderón met at the White House last Thursday, largely to discuss curbing illegal immigration. Some of Bush's more moderate reform proposals have met with stiff opposition in Republican-led Congress over the last six years, but may be more feasible now that Democrats have won...

San Diego Union-Tribune Group protests presence of illegal alien squatters Rancho Penasquitos, Calif. -- The confrontations were all verbal yesterday as about 150 people protesting illegal immigrants living in nearby McGonigle Canyon clashed with a few people who did not agree with them. -- Julie Adams, one of the organizers, said migrants have been responsible for numerous crimes. [Photos from KNSD-TV]