Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Fence Fight Unfolds Dig In Heels and Support Project BEEF "We have to keep this fight going and you have to keep it going. " Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 21     Dobbs: So the Homeland Security secretary, Michael Chertoff...wants to go back on legislation within just about a month of its having been passed?     King: Well, listen, I think Mike Chertoff is well-intentioned on this. He doesn't believe that 700 miles is possible. I believe it is. And not only that, we passed the legislation, we have to make it work. And so I told him clearly that I would not support any attempt to scale it back and I've directed my staff not to even begin any negotiations or talks.     As far as I'm concerned, this is over with. If there were objections, then we shouldn't have had the legislation signed.   Segments:  Pahrump / Flag / Fence / Rep. King Transcript Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Marietta Daily Journal Invaders nabbed in phony ID ring bust Marietta, Ga. -- Cobb police have arrested six Hispanic men for manufacturing identification documents at Twelve Oaks Apartments on Austell Road in an undercover sting that authorities expect will lead to more arrests. -- Because the investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are pending, police did not release information...

WTVF -- Nashville Metro English first bill moves forward A controversial bill declaring English the first-recognized language in Metro government moved forward during a second vote at Tuesday night's Metro Council meeting, despite some objections. -- The vote was 21 to 10 in favor of Councilman Eric Crafton's bill that would require most government communications, publications...

William A. Collins -- Newton (Connecticut) Bee Immigration Reform - Start With NAFTA Talk about chutzpah! Illegal aliens working in Groton recently marched to protest their poor treatment while building housing for the Navy. No, no (INS) officers came by to cart them away, or even to ask questions. -- The workers claimed that all employees should be treated fairly and humanely, regardless of their legal status.

Washington Times Hispanics anticipate leadership positions The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Inc. said it expects several members to become subcommittee chairmen under the Democratic-controlled 110th Congress, with one member receiving a committee chairmanship. -- Rep. Nydia M. Velazquez, New York Democrat, is likely to become the chairman...

Pimping & Pandering

Pacifica (California) Tribune Multi-state investigation uncovers pimping network Two men - one the leader of a suspected prostitution ring spanning at least two states - were arrested yesterday afternoon, Nov. 21, in a sting operation that shut down a suspected brothel being operated out of a Gateway Drive apartment in Pacifica as well as other brothel locations in the Bay Area and Colorado.

Cultural Heritage News Agency Iran and Mexico to expand tourism ties Iran and Mexico will sign cooperation agreement for developing cultural heritage and tourism interactions between the two countries. -- The agreement will be signed in the Mexican capital during the visit of Esfandiar Rahim Mashayi, president of Iran's Cultural Heritage and Tourism Organization (ICHTO) to Mexico.

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

American Border Patrol Border Hawk M flights to resume next week American Border Patrol reports that Border Hawk M flights have been temporarily suspended as it moves its entire operation to a new facility on the border. Flights are expected to resume next week. -- ABP has had some interesting experiences during the first few nights at the border facility...

Associated Press Immigration bills await Texas lawmakers Texas lawmakers are poised to pounce on illegal immigrants when they start their next session in January, filing a slew of get-tough bills including one designed to challenge the automatic citizenship of babies born in the United States. -- The bill by Republican state Rep. Leo Berman of Tyler would bar the babies...

Jihad Watch Imam who wasn't allowed to fly has terror connections Omar Shahin is one of the imams removed from a flight in Minneapolis. He was involved with Kind Hearts, which has been closed down for its connections to Hamas. He also acknowledged a connection to Osama bin Laden in the 1990s in a September 28, 2001 story in the Arizona Republic...

CNN Populist tide has elitists running scared The midterm elections, which produced the highest voter turnout in more than two decades, resulted in not only the Democratic takeover of both the House and the Senate, but a new political reality that has some free- trade- at- all- cost Republicans writhing in pain. -- The free-trade orthodoxy, made up not only of Republicans...

California Coalition for Immigration Reform Group starting radio ad campaign to wake up Americans Are you tired of the illegal alien invasion, frustrated and angry that you can't do anything about it? Well, now you can do something. You can join us in waging a campaign of radio commercials across the country to raise such a national outcry that our politicians must immediately take steps to remedy this problem...

Associated Press U.S. to require passports for nearly all Nearly all air travelers entering the U.S. will be required to show passports beginning Jan. 23, including returning Americans and people from Canada and other nations in the Western Hemisphere. -- The date was disclosed Tuesday by Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff in an interview with The Associated Press.

Marietta Daily Journal Fake ID ring bust nets 6 invaders Cobb police have arrested six Hispanic men for manufacturing identification documents at Twelve Oaks Apartments on Austell Road in an undercover sting that authorities expect will lead to more arrests. -- Because the investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are pending, police did not release information about the arrests until Tuesday.

Barbara Anderson -- WebCommentary.com Who profits from the illegal alien invasion? There are no reliable numbers available as to the true amount of illegals here, since nobody is allowed to keep track. Our welfare agencies, for instance, are not allowed to ask the citizenship status of those applying for aid. The IRS and Social Security Administration, who receive information as to invalid Tax I.D. and Social Security numbers being used...

What Homeland Security?

KOLD-TV -- Tucson "International border enforcers" meet in Tucson Tucson is hosting a high level group of international border protection officials, here to exchange views about the best border protection technologies. -- The officials attending the Common Defense or ComDef Conference include representatives from Canada and India. Hi-tech equipment vendors of unmanned drones...

San Diego Union-Tribune Camps closed, but migrants still in canyon Faced with nowhere else to sleep, many of the migrant workers who were evicted last week from illegal encampments in McGonigle Canyon reportedly are bedding down in other parts of the Rancho Peñasquitos canyon. -- "The workers are sleeping wherever night finds them," said attorney Claudia Smith [a rabid Mexican Reconquista zealot]...

Mike Cutler -- Family Security Foundation A very bad sign for America ...Could you imagine if local towns posted signs advising pedestrians that they are walking through a "high crime area" and invite them to do so at their own risk? No reasonable person would accept that sort of thing in their local community. It would mean that the police in that town or city had surrendered that community to the drug dealers...

Sierra Vista Herald / Review Usual suspects sue over anti-smuggling law A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Maricopa County authorities over their interpretation of an Arizona law aimed at cracking down on human smugglers. -- Community groups, state representatives and professors allege in the suit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Phoenix that county officials are misusing the statute...