Thursday, December 7, 2006

Battle Lines Drawn Secure Fence Act Must Be Implemented "...we have to put aside party and think of ourselves as Latinos, as Hispanics, more than we have in the past." -- Rep. Bill Richardson, 1996 Washington Post -- December 5     New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson says a fence at the Mexican border authorized by Congress this fall "gets in the way" of U.S.-Mexico relations, and he wants the new Democratic Congress to reverse the legislation.     "The fence is very unpopular on the border in Texas and New Mexico, in Chihuahua..."     Comment: The Secure Fence Act of 2006 was passed by the Congress and signed by the President. Sixty-seven percent of the House voted yes. Eighty-one percent of the Senate voted yes.     This is the fight. The American People must demand that the Secure Fence Act be implemented. If it is not, laws will mean nothing and we will have entered an era of full-blown anarchy.     American Border Patrol's "Operation BEEF" will be the watchdog that will tell the truth about the border. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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John Dillin -- Christian Science Monitor How Eisenhower ended the invader problem George W. Bush isn't the first Republican president to face a full- blown immigration crisis on the US-Mexican border. -- Fifty-three years ago, when newly elected Dwight Eisenhower moved into the White House, America's southern frontier was as porous as a spaghetti sieve. As many as 3 million [illegal aliens... criminals] had walked and waded northward...

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release Border Patrol seizes more than six tons of pot in two days U.S. Customs and Border Protection Border Patrol agents assigned to the Tucson, Ariz. sector, seized 13,139 pounds of marijuana over the last two days. The combined value of the marijuana is more than $10.5 million. -- The largest seizure occurred yesterday, at 8:30 p.m., when agents assigned to the Nogales, Ariz. station...

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John Rodgers -- Napa Valley Register Pastor's aim: Toss U.S. sovereignty ...One of the principal authors of the Security and Prosperity Partnership merger of the NAFTA governments (Mexico, Canada and the United States) is Dr. Robert Pastor, a vice chairman of the Council on Foreign Relation's Task Force on the Future of North America and author of "Toward a North American Community." Pastor's writings and speeches...

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

Boston Globe Patrick to review Romney trooper policy on invaders Incoming Governor Deval Patrick this morning said he may revoke Governor Mitt Romney's plan to have state troopers arrest illegal immigrants. -- "I still think it's a bad idea, and I'm going to get briefed by the secretary of public safety on exactly what the agreement is and what the guidelines are..."

Knoxville News Mexicans to remain jailed in Jesus statue case Maryville, Tenn. -- Three Mexican men will face a preliminary hearing Monday on charges they were in possession of several pounds of marijuana, which they had hidden inside a statue of Jesus. -- The three, Luis Eduardo Rodriguez, Orlando Garcia, and Christobol Mancilla Cardona, all of Monterrey, Mexico, were arrested Nov. 30 at their Maryville residence based on a citizen complaint and an investigation by Blount County authorities.

Coming Up December 13 Phoenix, Arizona -- | Other Events Russell Pearce Fundraiser with Terry Anderson

Washington Post Crowding bill given slim odds in Virginia Manassas is unlikely to get any help from the state when it comes to its problem with illegal immigration. -- Sen. Charles J. Colgan told the City Council at a luncheon Monday that two of the city's legislative priorities -- to combat crowding and to train local law enforcement to expedite federal deportation proceedings -- will be tough to sell...

NumbersUSA Stop the Cornyn doubling of foreign workers -- CALL NOW! Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) and a swarm of Microsoft and other industry lobbyists are working the Senate overtime to push through a bill that would more than double H-1B 3-year work visas and permanent employment- based green cards next year....

Austin (Minnesota) Daily Herald Illegal immigration issues are still in the forefront It was first talked about in Austin with whispers. -- In 2004, it became a campaign issue in the city elections. -- In 2006, everyone was talking about it and candidates from both the Republican and the Democratic parties vowed something must be done. -- When one town far away from Austin in Pennsylvania actually tried doing something about it....

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

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The Stein Report / Reuters DHS decides immigration not enough of Mickey Mouse affair Faced with a decline in the number of overseas visitors and unpopular entry requirements, the U.S. government is turning to the Walt Disney Co. and other theme park operators to brighten the country's battered image. With security much tightened since the attacks of September 11, 2001, the visa and entry processes...

Washington Times Virginia group stays true to message ...Virginia's conservative campaign mirrors a national movement that ascribes the Republicans' historic losses in Congress last month to the Bush administration and national Republicans' abandonment of conservative tenets such as limited spending, lower taxes and enforcement of immigration laws.

San Bernardino County Sun Invader gets jail term, deportation in ghastly sex case A man whose sexual relationship with his stepdaughter resulted in the birth of a baby boy was sentenced Wednesday to 16 months in prison and deportation under a plea bargain. -- The stepdaughter of Gustavo Cruz gave birth in the shower of her family's home last December. Police said the baby's mother then stabbed the newborn numerous times... [More family values]

WXIA-TV -- Atlanta Usual suspects sue over anti-invader ordinances Several organizations are joining forces to sue Cherokee County after Tuesday night's county commission approval of ordinances targeting illegal immigrants. -- The commissioners passed measures that would punish landlords who rent to illegals, make English the county's official language, and allow the county to check the legal status...

WorldNetDaily.com Chinese have ownership in U.S. cargo monitors A Chinese company with close ties to the communist government owns 49 percent of the Lockheed Martin subsidiary that is negotiating a contract with the North American SuperCorridor Coalition, Inc. ­ the Dallas- based trade association ­ to place cargo monitoring sensors along as superhighway stretching from Mexico to Canada.

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...

Brownsville Herald Lawmakers vow to fight anti-invader legislation Austin -- Lawmakers promised to fight proposed legislation that would deny state services to children of [illegal aliens... criminals] during a meeting of border leaders on Wednesday. -- The meeting of the Texas Border Coalition included presentations from statewide officials and border leaders about education, health, jobs and transportation...

Vail Daily Invaders buying stolen identities Edwards, Colo. -- Jeremy Lepore lost his Social Security number and identity to illegal immigrants. -- The Edwards resident misplaced his wallet in Denver earlier this year. He kissed the Social Security card, credit cards and other items inside good-bye. And in May, the Internal Revenue Service sent Lepore a letter asking for $4,600 in unpaid taxes...