Tuesday, December 5, 2006

Border Enforcement First We Need Project BEEF Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 4 Dobbs:... I have to say Senator Leahy today, the incoming chairman of the Senate Judiciary saying "years of dawdling have worsened our border security and made it harder to fix this broken system. [...]." Do you believe that the senator has any concept of how he can control immigration that he wants to reform if he can't assure us all that we're controlling our borders and ports? Grassley: I think a test to that will come next year when we have a debate on an amendment that there can't be any guest worker programs or even any consideration of legalizing illegality if we don't control the borders in the first place. In other words, control the borders in the first place and then look at all these other issues as a next step.    Watch  Transcript Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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San Diego Sector PIO Press Release National Guard assists Border Patrol in drug bust Sunday morning, National Guardsmen assisting the Border Patrol near Jacumba, CA, spotted 11 people crossing into the United States from Mexico. Border Patrol agents responded to the area and observed people fleeing back into Mexico. While searching the area, agents found eight backpacks filled with 457 pounds of marijuana...

Mike Cutler

Family Security Foundation Leaderless in Washington, state governments take control The driver of a minivan that careened off a snow-covered Interstate 70 near Denver, Colorado, on November 30 with 14 passengers inside was jailed Wednesday on suspicion of human smuggling, a new crime under state law. The crash Tuesday left four passengers dead and injured 10. -- This smuggling of illegal aliens into the United States...

Family Security Foundation For illegal aliens, crime pays -- and so do we Except for when an illegal alien does something horrific - such as when an illegal alien killed Denver Police Officer Don Young, or another murdered Los Angeles County Deputy David March, or another dragged his girlfriend to death behind his car - we rarely hear that these crimes are committed specifically by illegals. This is due to two factors:...

Useless DHS

GovExec.com Senator criticizes DHS border plan A key Senate Democrat on Tuesday blasted the Homeland Security Department's strategic plan for gaining control of the nation's borders, saying it lacks clearly defined goals and cost estimates. -- The department Monday sent to Capitol Hill its long-awaited strategic plan for the Secure Border Initiative, revealing that it will take until fiscal 2011...

PrisonPlanet.com NAFTA Super-Disasta American Free Press has learned that a group of foreign companies, which currently lease a toll road in Indiana and are looking at buying up other highways across the country, has its eyes on the Trans- Texas Corridor, or TTC. The TTC is a planned toll road system through the Lone Star State that will largely be used for trucking foreign merchandise...

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KTVK-- Phoenix Judge reverses invader smuggling conviction A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has made a major decision on a landmark case involving illegal immigrants. -- Judge Thomas O'Toole has reversed a decision involving the case of Adolfo Guzman-Garcia, the first illegal immigrant convicted of smuggling himself into Arizona.

WAFF-TV --Huntsville Invader gets 20 years for murdering wife Athens, Ala. -- A man who pleaded guilty to murder in the stabbing death of his wife at a mobile home in the Tanner community has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. -- District Attorney Kristi Valls said Fernando Nolasco Mendez accepted a plea bargain in circuit court yesterday.

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

Los Angeles Times Smuggling, theft, bribery at agency Aside from patrolling the nation's borders and guarding against terrorism, the Department of Homeland Security also is battling fraud, theft, bribery, smuggling and other crimes by American citizens - with some of the most disturbing examples coming from the sprawling agency's own employees.

Greg C. Reeson -- American Daily Fighting illegal immigration In a recent question-and-answer session with Rotary Club members, Incoming Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Joseph Biden said that he wanted to take a tougher stance with Mexico over the problem of illegal immigration and that Americans who employ illegal immigrants should be punished.

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

Larry Causey -- Temple (Texas) Telegram Former agent: Proposed immigration policy flawed ..."Back in the 1950s, we had our borders under control," he said. "I call it the creep effect. Down through the years we ignored the problem or felt it wasn't that bad." -- In 1986 the country had about 3 million illegal immigrants. Twenty years later, the estimate is 12 million. This influx has left the country vulnerable in public safety, public health...

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...

Chicago Tribune Starting from square 1 Fermin Bibriescas is taking that crucial first step to learning English: He's boning up on his native Spanish. -- Having completed only three years of schooling in Mexico, Bibriescas recently started working to improve his reading, writing and math skills in Spanish, thanks to a new Elgin program that focuses on literacy in that language.

Newsday Immigrant wins in drug deportation case The Supreme Court on Tuesday made it easier for some immigrants convicted of drug possession under state law to remain in the United States rather than being subject to deportation. -- In an 8-1 decision, the justices ruled in favor of an immigrant who pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting possession of drugs in South Dakota for telling someone...

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Los Angeles Daily News Illegal alien faces trial in deadly collision Lancaster, Calif. -- A motorist described by prosecutors as an unlicensed, uninsured, [illegal alien... criminal] was ordered Monday to stand trial on charges that he caused the death of another driver in a traffic crash and tried to walk away afterward. -- Wilfredo Briswela is charged with felony hit- and- run...

Knoxville News Judge vents his frustration over pair of invaders With back-to-back hearings Monday involving illegal immigrants whose crimes included more than just sneaking across the border, forgive this federal judge for blowing his top. -- "I mean stay out of here," Senior U.S. District Court Judge James H. Jarvis blasted from the bench, his voice raised and his tone frustrated...

ABC News Water war brewing along Mexican border Bush administration lawyers are urging a federal appeals court to allow a section of a canal separating California and Mexico to be lined with cement to stop millions of gallons of water from seeping south of the border each year. -- The lining is proposed along a portion of the 82-mile All-American Canal...

WorldNetDaily.com Includes Poll NBC affiliate solicits donations for illegals One of 13 illegal aliens displaced by a fire in West Palm Beach, Fla. WPTV-TV made an on-air plea Dec. 1 to help the group, without identifying them as illegal aliens [criminals]. -- The top-rated television station is calling on viewers to put aside their ''political beliefs'' to help 13 illegal aliens trying to "survive the American Dream"...

Associated Press Deportation reprieve for pro-invasion senator's wife The Colombia-born wife of a Georgia state senator emerged from hiding and turned herself in Tuesday to face a deportation order, but an immigration judge lifted the order and she was expected to be freed. -- Sascha Herrera, who had gone into hiding after the order was issued, arrived at the Federal Building and met with the judge and attorneys...

Washington Times Minuteman consulting charity fined One of the charitable organizations cited by Minuteman Civil Defense Corps boss Chris Simcox on why financial accountability concerns raised by some corps members were unfounded has been fined for failing to keep its own financial records in order, The Washington Times has learned.

Both Stink

Wes Vernon -- RenewAmerica.us Bush, Kennedy, McCain aiding and abetting lawbreakers Since this country is so sue-happy, maybe some trial lawyer can do something constructive for a change: Take legal action holding most of the federally- elected Democrats and about half of the Republicans accountable for aiding and abetting criminals. -- The action would have to await the expected passage in the new Democrat Congress of a bill granting amnesty...

Onslaught

My Fox Colorado Mountains a main route for smugglers Clear Creek Co., Colo. -- It's been a busy week for Clear Creek County officials. A minivan with 16 people packed inside was pulled over on Interstate 70 in the Colorado mountains on Friday, the third suspected immigrant-trafficking case on the highway this week. -- Each was driving along I-70 within a 27 mile stretch.

Joe Arpaio

Arizona Daily Star  Includes Poll & Forum Sheriff Arpaio's enforcement crusade against invaders When it comes to illegal immigration, no border, no problem. Not for Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. -- Even though his Central Arizona county doesn't border Mexico, the man who calls himself "America's toughest sheriff" thrust himself into the lead in aggressively fighting illegal immigration last spring.

Invaders

Barbara Anderson -- WEBCommentary Invasion: The tipping point One of the least discussed aspects of illegal immigration is its impact on voting and electing representatives we send to Washington to reflect our views on how the country should be run and what laws should be enacted. We don't know to what extent a valid voting picture has emerged because we don't know how many illegal aliens are in the country.