Sunday, November 26, 2006

Rep. Tom Tancredo on the Terry Anderson Show 9 PM Pacific Sunday | Click here, look for 'listen' links

Fox Book Tells All How Mexico is Invading the U.S., If They Are American Patrol Fox Supports Fox     New York --  News Corp., the parent company of book publisher Harper Collins and the FOX network, has scheduled publication of the Vicente Fox Quesada book and television special "If I Did It."     "I and senior management agree with the American public that this is an excellent project," News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch said.     In the book, the soon-to-be ex-president of Mexico tells how he would have invaded the United States, if he did it. "The first and most important thing would be to defeat any attempt to impede the invasion," Fox said. Fox describes how he and U.S. President Bush would have avoided immigration law enforcement for six years. "We would have reached a critical mass while the Americans slept," he said.     The book includes a forward by former Mexican President Zedillo. Note: This is a parody, of course. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Donald A. Collins -- VDare.com A Dem says the GOP may finally be starting to 'get it' Hey, it is really finally heartening to know that the part of the Republican Party not represented by the lunatic fringe (i.e. the Bush Administration) has finally decided that their best interests do not lie in bringing in another 20 to 60 million aliens, most of them uneducated, into the US over the next 20 or so years.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Homeless, felons help fill poultry jobs Stillmore, Ga. -- Felons on probation and homeless men have filled some of the poultry jobs left by illegal Mexican laborers deported in raids two months ago. -- About 40 convicted felons from the Macon Diversion Center are bused in each day to work at the Crider Poultry plant in Stillmore - the focus of the raids.

Los Angeles Times U.S. crackdown sends meth labs south of border Guadalajara, Jal., Mex. -- The methamphetamine laboratories that once plagued California's hinterlands and powered a national explosion of drug abuse have been replaced by an increasing supply from Mexico, U.S. law enforcement officials say. -- Methamphetamine production has surged south of the border, from Baja California ranches...

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Border watch group submits IRS filing, audit The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps has released details of its finances for 2005. -- According to the audit by Salmon Beach and Associates of Dallas, the civilian border watch organization was in the red as it entered 2006. -- It took in $418-thousand dollars in donations and registration fees...

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

Stockton Record Illegal aliens steal identities to get jobs Ruben, a roofer [and illegal alien... criminal] living in Stockton, knew using a Social Security number that didn't belong to him was against the law. -- He knew using it was a gamble that could get him deported to Mexico. And, if that happened, it could mean he might never be allowed to return...

Associated Press Mexicans release detained Border Patrol agent Yuma -- An off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent was held for more than a day by Mexican authorities after crossing the border at San Luis with ammunition in his car before his release late Friday, authorities said. -- The unidentified agent was arrested Thursday as he entered Mexico at the San Luis Port of Entry...

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...

Prescott (Arizona) Daily Courier Editorial Act to stem tide of invaders A judge has issued a felony warrant for the arrest of Joel Medina- Ortiz in the Oct. 28 stabbing in Prescott of Daniel Cook and the slashing of his brother, Lance. -- That's the good news. The bad news is that Prescott Police probably never will bring him to justice because he's most likely back in Mexico. He was an illegal alien...

Arizona Republic Rally for Phoenix day-labor hangout turns heated Both sides spoke out loudly about their rights. -- The day laborers who solicit work along Thomas Road near 36th Street in Phoenix talked about their right to feed their families. -- The furniture store owner talked about his right to hire off-duty police officers to run off the solicitors in his parking lot.

American Patrol Memorial Service for activist Fred Akers on December 9 La Cañada, California -- Click headline above for details.

Tammy Bruce

TammyBruce.com Latest "We're All Gonna Die!" without illegal aliens rant Actually, it's the "Pears Are All Gonna Die!" Without Illegal Aliens rant. Brought to you by ABC. Get your little violin out. --- Let me make one simple correction about why that man let his pear crop die. And I mean "let" the crop die, and it's not because illegals are being kept from this country. It's a good bet it's one of two things (or perhaps both)...

Los Angeles Daily News Protesters decry illegal immigration Palmdale, Calif. -- More than 50 people carrying American flags and signs that read "Stop illegal immigration" demonstrated Saturday at an intersection where a young Palmdale man was fatally injured in a crash blamed on an unlicensed, uninsured [illegal alien... criminal] who tried to walk away after the collision.

Rocky Mountain News Illegal-immigration issue roils Earlier this year, the illegal-immigration debate seemed as if it would go on forever. -- Demonstrations brought thousands to the streets. Activists mounted a ballot campaign. Lawmakers passed tough laws. Candidates tried to ride the issue to victory. -- Lately, the debate has quieted. But the people who brought you the crowds...

India E News Invaders on home buying spree in Texas Affordable home prices in Texas and the US government's restrictive immigration policies are leading to increased number of illegal immigrants buying homes. -- North Texas has become attractive for illegal [aliens... criminals] because homes are becoming more and more affordable.