Sunday, December 10, 2006

Fighting from the Ground Up Georgia Leads the Nation American Border Patrol Georgia Officials Visit the Border     Four members of the Georgia State Legislature visited the border ranch of American Border Patrol and got a first-hand look at America's front line. "We decided to come to the front gate to determine how this is happening and why this is happening," said State Senator Chip Rogers, during an interview with Glenn Spencer.     Others visiting ABP were Tom Graves, Barry Loudermilk and Martin Scott, all of the Georgia State Assembly. The four officials were taken on a tour of the border on the ABP ranch and shown the advance technology used by ABP to "Tell the Truth About the Border." They were escorted to the border by D. A. King of the Dustin Inman Society.    Watch Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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MetroWest Daily News -- Boston Immigration law training a must for State Troopers Shortly after midnight on September 9, 2001, Maryland state trooper Joseph Catalano pulled over a red Mitsubishi rental car traveling 90 miles per hour in a 65 mph zone on I-95 north of Baltimore. The driver, Ziad Jarrah, produced a Virginia driver's license, and quietly accepted the $270 fine issued by Catalano six minutes later...

Bush Admin.

San Diego Union-Tribune Worthless feds claim to be targeting invaders' employers It was among the best sushi restaurants in Baltimore, but something was seriously wrong about Kawasaki's. -- While the owners showcased their finery in the dining room, the illegal immigrants who worked there were paid less than $2 an hour and lived in garbage- filled rooms above the restaurant, where they had no clean water.

WFAA-TV -- Dallas Farmers Branch trash bags, gym go all English... well, almost Farmers Branch, Texas -- The City of Farmers Branch, which is in the middle of the national controversy over illegal immigration, is starting to implement some of its new restrictions. -- Last month, its leaders declared English as the city's official language. -- Now, the rules are being enforced.

Columbus Dispatch Siemens to cut 720 jobs in Ohio, move to Mexico ...Siemens plans to shift work from the two Ohio plants to "existing facilities of Siemens Mexico or other third-party suppliers," the company said. The Ohio plants make high voltage circuit breakers for industrial and commercial use. -- Counting the jobs in Bellefontaine and Urbana, Siemens employs more than 2,100 people in Ohio.

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

Gainesville (Georgia) Times English only? Gloria Melancon can sympathize with Cherokee County. -- Melancon, a Gainesville homeowner, contends that illegal [aliens... criminals] have changed her community for the worse, running down neighborhoods and overloading public services. -- But unlike in Cherokee, elected officials in Gainesville and Hall County are not taking action...

Houston Chronicle Meddling Mexicans meet in Texas to talk about U.S. jobs Midland -- Arid West Texas is a hard sell to many Americans who could fill its manifold job openings, but it is nirvana to people in the Mexican state of Chihuahua who seek temporary work visas. -- A dozen leaders from the Chihuahuan cities of Aldama, Ojinaga and Coyame visited Midland recently and said... [More Mexican meddling]

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

Fox News Florida cops blame smugglers for kidnapping baby Fort Myers, Fla. -- A missing month-old boy kidnapped at knifepoint was taken as payment because his parents failed to pay human smugglers, police said Saturday. -- Bryan Dos Santos Gomes' parents were brought into the United States illegally from Brazil, but failed to pay the smugglers' entire fee, Fort Myers Police Chief Hilton Daniels said.

Fresno Bee Run for the border Two brothers were gunned down in a summertime brawl outside a central Fresno nightclub. -- Within five hours, police identified the shooter: Hector Hernandez. -- Undercover officers set up surveillance near Hernandez's home in east-central Fresno. When he didn't show, police turned to relatives to help find him. -- The suspected killer had fled to Mexico...

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...

Richardson

Agence France-Presse OAS names reconquista menace as 'migration envoy' New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, a former UN ambassador, was named as the Organization of American States' special envoy on migration in an effort to improve US-Latin American dialogue. -- The appointment came amid heated debate in the US over illegal immigration, as US lawmakers consider proposals to deal with the 11.5 million [illegal aliens... criminals]...

The State -- Columbia, South Carolina S.C. county to tackle invasion issues Beaufort County sheriff's deputies and detention center officers could become the first local law enforcement agents in the state empowered to identify illegal immigrants and put them on a path to deportation. -- Under a decade-old provision in federal immigration law, state and local law enforcement agencies can volunteer...

Numbers USA Victory! Congress leaves town without increasing immigration The Senate and House worked through the night and left town early on December 9, finishing this two-year Congress without increasing immigration above its already historic peak levels. -- The swarms of industry lobbyists were unable to beat the combination of the clock pressure and the unrelenting phone/fax opposition of NumbersUSA members...