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Monday, November 20, 2006 |
Things to Come?
Next Homeland Security Chairman Supports Invasion
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Bennie Thompson |
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Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 17
Romans:
Congressman Bennie Thompson sent a letter to the Cintas CEO warning
him against potential discrimination. Now, it is illegal to knowingly
employ illegal aliens, and there is nothing more color blind,
Lou, than a Social Security number. When that match comes back
negative there is no color involved.
Dobbs: And there is -- well, there are maddening, frustrating
issues facing this country, but nothing really tops illegal immigration
in this country. Bennie Thompson, who stands to chair the House
Homeland Security Committee, having the effrontery to send that
letter is absolutely idiotic.
Romans: Cintas says that letter came right out of the
blue. No phone call saying, what's going on there, what are you
doing, give me some background on this. He said it was a letter
that fired off a warning right away.
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Lady Liberty
-- National Ledger
Getting
what we deserve
I don't know that there was anybody who
knew much of anything about politics who didn't expect Republicans
to get spanked on November 7. But as much as I expected the backlash
generated by unpopular policies and broken promises, even I was
taken aback at the extent of that backlash. The Democrats now
control both the House and the Senate... |
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Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
Schools
challenged by invader onslaught
Clayton County, which saw a swift change
from nearly all-white to overwhelmingly black schools, is now
facing a new shift - growing numbers of Hispanic students. --
From 2000 to 2005, the number of Hispanics in Clayton rose by
roughly 10,600 people, marking a 60 percent increase in the Hispanic
population countywide. |
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National
Public Radio
Danes'
"anti-immigrant" backlash marks radical shift
An anti-immigrant backlash, bordering
on xenophobia, is sweeping across Europe. Sentiments once associated
with ultra right-wing parties are becoming mainstream. Many taboos
are being broken -- nowhere more starkly than in Denmark -- the
erstwhile poster child of the welcoming and nurturing welfare
state. |
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Press of
Atlantic City
Five-day
New Jersey sweep results in 137 arrests
Newark -- Immigration agents arrested
137 fugitive aliens and immigrants who were in the country illegally
in a five-day sweep around New Jersey last week, officials said
Monday. -- Of those arrested, 54 had ignored warrants for their
removal from the United States... |
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Western
Farm Press
Labor
crisis of perfect storm proportions brewing
The "perfect storm" as a result
of a decade of failed federal immigration/farm labor reform policy
is brewing and about to make landfall in the fields where America
gets its food supply. -- According to a pair of ag labor experts
speaking recently at the 25th annual Agribusiness Management
Conference in Fresno, Calif., it is shaping up to be a storm... |
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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
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Review |
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The Australian
-- Surry Hills, NSW
Aussies
advised to avoid crime-bloated Mexico
Australians considering travel to Mexico
have been warned to reconsider visiting a country wracked by
politically inspired violence. -- A dispute between teachers
and the government in the central Mexican city of Oaxaca has
escalated into pitched street battles while a major protest is
planned for Mexico City... |
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KESQ-TV
-- Palm Springs
Three
suspects charged with smuggling Mexican invaders
San Diego -- Investigators have broken
up a smuggling ring that brought immigrants from Mexico to Los
Angeles using scouts and drivers. -- A federal grand jury indicted
eight men on smuggling charges and four others on related charges.
-- Prosecutors say three suspects, including the ringleader... |
Blagojevich |
Suburban
Chicago News
Blagojevich
giving away the ranch
Four months into the governor's effort
to offer health care to all Illinois children, the state's All
Kids insurance program is outpacing enrollment targets. -- While
Gov. Rod Blagojevich aimed to make health insurance available
and affordable to Illinois' middle class, however, most of the
new enrollees are lower income immigrants. |
Steve Sailer |
VDare.com
Don't
raise the minimum wage... just get rid of the invaders
So, what was the midterm election all
about anyway? Other than voters being profoundly sick of George
W. Bush and the Republican Party? And Iraq? -- One consistent
theme was voter backlash against the high cost of cheap labor.
-- Many of the new winners were what Jacob Weisberg in Slate
calls... |
Arellano |
Debbie Schlussel
Well
past time to raid the church
Remember all the outcry over the House
Immigration bill (legislation which is now all but dead)? Critics
shrieked all over the place about criminalizing those who help
illegal aliens. We were told that innocent members of the clergy
could go to jail for giving a sip of water to an illegal alien
fresh from the parching desert... |
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Devvy Kidd
-- NewsWithViews.com
The
NAU: It's the eleventh hour -- get busy
First plank of the communist manifesto:
abolition of all private property. Eminent domain is sweeping
this country like a deadly forest fire and it will continue to
escalate as plans for the complete and total destruction of our
sovereign nation move ahead. Bush's proposed North American Union
and the so-called Security and Prosperity Partnership... |
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Tom Rapacki
-- Courier-Post -- Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Immigrants
are draining U.S. social programs
America is not a bottomless pit of social
programs designed to be drained by illegal immigrants. -- At
the close of the 19th century, migration to this country was
at its peak. Those arriving from many cultures around the world
brought with them a dream of American brotherhood to contribute
to the development of this great country... |
D. A. King |
The Dustin
Inman Society
Whoopee!
No amnesty for illegal aliens! But -- in Canada
It seems that the government of Canada
decided - in October - against granting amnesty to its 200,000
illegal aliens [we note that there was a time when we only had
200,000 illegals - in Georgia]. -- In a no brainer, the Canadian
leaders reasoning is that offering amnesty would "would
encourage illegal immigration..." |
Mike Cutler |
Mike Cutler
-- Family Security Foundation
Identity
theft is a serious immigration issue
Illegal immigration is not about Hispanics,
it is about the law. When I was an INS special agent I often
investigated and arrested illegal aliens from a wide variety
of countries that were not located in Latin America. So to portray
immigration law enforcement as purely an Hispanic issue denies
the reality of the immigration situation in America. |
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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..." |
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El Paso
Times
Operation
Linebacker: Let the lying and carping begin
An El Paso Times analysis of reports
from state border security operations shows that border sheriffs
are using federal dollars meant to fight drugs and violent crime
to enforce federal immigration laws. -- The reports show Operation
Linebacker... caught suspected [illegal
aliens... criminals] seven times more often than it apprehended
criminals. |
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Medford
(Oregon) Mail-Tribune
Mexico
is becoming a tougher sell for tourists
Acapulco, Gro., Mex. -- Lounging poolside
at her hotel on the Pacific Ocean, Donna Littleton recounted
the highlights of her vacation: cliff divers, an air show, jewelry
shopping and a tasty buffet. -- But one element clouded her sunny
mood: the memory of police with automatic weapons patrolling
the beach. |
Mark
Krikorian |
Human Events
Voters
did not endorse amnesty
The idea is spreading that this month's
Republican electoral defeat somehow represented voter rejection
of the enforcement-first approach to immigration championed by
the House Republican leadership, and meant, instead, voter endorsement
of the Bush- McCain- Kennedy approach that would amnesty (or
"legalize") the illegal aliens... |
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