Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Will He Watch Them Go To Prison? Bush Could Pardon The Border Patrol Agents CONTACT THE PRESIDENT Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 11 Poe: I don't know if the president will grant this pardon or not, but it's certainly something that he can be and should do in this particular case. Our government was on the wrong side. We -- literally the wrong side of the border. More concerned about a drug dealer than we were Border Patrol agents. It sends the wrong message to the Border Patrol. They prosecuted the wrong person. And... Dobbs: Anything in your experience that suggests what in the heck was this prosecutor and this government, the U.S. Justice Department, thinking here? Poe: I'm not sure what the hidden motives were, but spending so much money in prosecuting this case -- if they spent as much money and time protecting the border as they were prosecuting these two border agents, our borders would be secure right now.    Watch  Transcript Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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KMSB-TV -- Tucson Assaults on border agents in southwestern Arizona increasing Assaults on U.S. Border Patrol agents, including rock throwing and incidents using flammable liquids, are increasing in southwestern Arizona, a hot spot for illegal border crossings, authorities say. -- Agency spokesmen in Arizona and Washington say it's a reflection of frustration by smugglers and illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Salazar

Greeley Tribune Amnesty cheerleader Salazar responds to ICE raids U.S. Senator Ken Salazar has responded regarding reports that thousands of Swift & Co. employees have been detained on charges of identity theft and immigration law violations. -- "ICE's action at multiple Swift plants today is a clarion call for the nation to complete its work on comprehensive immigration reform..."

VDare.com   Juan Mann Whistleblowers report deportation shambles imploding My first VDARE.com article in 2002 was on the continued sabotaging of the expedited removal process. My archive and topic index are now fully- stocked with just about every absurdity imaginable from the behind- the- scenes circus that is federal immigration law enforcement.

D. A. King

Dustin Inman Society The Dustin Inman Society needs your help to continue Organized in July, 2005, 2006 has been a very successful year for the Dustin Inman Society, not the least of our accomplishments being the badly needed push we gave to passing and getting signed into law , Georgia state Senator Chip Rogers' Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act...

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

Greeley Tribune Remaining workers describe raid The ICE raid on Swift & Co.'s Greeley plants may be about over. Greeley Police Jerry Garner said ICE agents have one more van to load with captured workers and plan to finish around 1 p.m. -- Cynthia Chaparro began work at the plant about three weeks ago and was inside the plant at the time of the raid. She said the workers had just gone on break...

Citizen Conservative -- American Daily Has Rangel unwittingly solved the invader crisis? Rarely do conservatives agree with Rep. Charles Rangel, Democrat from New York, on anything. Indeed, the liberal from "New Yawk," whose voice sounds like he gargles hot lava briquettes, is too far to the left to be taken seriously by reasonable politicians, or most Americans for that matter.

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

The Bulletin -- Bend, Oregon Assimilation failure on parade in Oregon Prineville, Ore. -- Worshippers spilled into the aisles and out the chapel door at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Prineville on Sunday, as members of the local Mexican- American community packed the pews to celebrate the feast day of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico.

Reyes

Congressional Quarterly Dems' new intel chair wants quiz in Spanish Forty years ago, Sgt. Silvestre Reyes was a helicopter crew chief flying dangerous combat missions in South Vietnam from the top of a soaring rocky outcrop near the sea called Marble Mountain. -- Now the five-term Texas Democrat is facing similar unpleasant surprises about the enemy, this time as the incoming chairman...

Coming Up December 18 Las Vegas, Nevada -- | Other Events Protest at Harry Reid's Office

Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff -- Homeland Stupidity Rocky Mountain mortgage fraud fever District Attorney Scott Storey of Jefferson County, Colorado is one busy lawman. The local housing market is chock full of mortgage fraud varmints. One particularly pesky ring, operating for roughly 5 years, recruited hundreds of illegal [aliens... criminals] to act as "straw buyers," the lowest players in the mortgage fraud game.

'The Boot'

Landline Magazine Trucking student faces deportation Instructors at a truck driving school in Rhode Island thought it was suspicious that one of their students ­ who was going for a CDL with hazmat endorsement ­ wasn't interested in learning how to back up. -- According to the Providence Journal, the staff at the Nationwide Tractor Trailer Driving School in Smithfield, RI, became suspicious...

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...

KCRA-TV -- Sacramento DMV employee accused of selling licenses A woman who works at a Sacramento-area Department of Motor Vehicles office is due in court on Tuesday for arraignment on charges she sold driver's licenses to people who should not have had them. -- DMV officials said Sabrina Escobar had been working as a license examiner in Carmichael for two years...

Rocky Mountain News ICE raids Swift plant Federal agents carrying up to 100 pairs of handcuffs have entered the Swift & Co. beef packing plant in Greeley, the Greeley Tribune reports this morning. -- Two large white buses, a few white vans and other buses are parked in the back of the building. -- ICE agents are executing warrants to arrest illegal [aliens... criminals] at the Swift plants...

Las Vegas Review-Journal Pahrump ordinance would require invaders to register It hasn't been introduced yet, but a proposed town ordinance targeting illegal [aliens... criminals] in Pahrump [Nevada] already is drawing comparisons to one of the darkest chapters in U.S. history. -- If approved sometime next year, the measure would require "undocumented foreign nationals" to register themselves at the Pahrump Town Office...

Worcester (Massachusetts) Telegram & Gazette Mexican invader allegedly beat son with numerous weapons A mother allegedly beat her 10- year- old son with a broomstick, kicked him and struck him with belts and coat hangers over the past two years, and even blamed the boy for her miscarriage, according to authorities. -- Gabriela Rojas was arraigned in Central District Court yesterday on charges stemming from attacks...

Family Security Foundation Feds not tracking soaring invader crime Let's grant the federal government something. Occasionally, those bureaucrats and elected officials working in government actually decide to do something about some of the more violent illegal alien criminals on American soil ­ after they are already here and have committed mayhem and oftentimes murder as well. Operation Predator evolved...

MSNBC ICE raiding meat packing plants According to a report at about 8:05 am PST on MSNBC, ICE is in the process of raiding several Swift meat packing plants in the midwest. They are said to be rounding up invaders using stolen Social Security numbers to steal jobs in the plants. More on this when details are available.

Arizona Republic Vicious invader gets 127 years in prison Ramon Hernandez- Martinez will probably die prison, but his victims say that his bloody crime spree continues to haunt them. -- On Monday, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Brian Ishikawa sentenced Hernandez- Martinez to 127 years in prison for a string of crimes including, robbery, carjacking and assault...

North County Times -- Escondido, Calif. Radio ad rallies against amnesty A radio ad that aired last week sounded the immigration alarm once again. -- The new Democrat-controlled Congress could make it easier for President Bush to pass an immigration reform bill including amnesty for illegal [aliens... criminals] and a guest- worker program, the ad said.

Angus Reid Global Monitor -- Vancouver, BC Americans do not expect "immigration reform" Many adults in the United States believe their elected lawmakers will not deal properly with immigration, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports. 51% of respondents think it is unlikely for the U.S. Congress to pass a serious immigration reform. -- In March, the Pew Hispanic Center calculated the number of [illegal aliens... criminals]...

Tom Tancredo

Associated Press Tancredo to return to Miami to speak on 'need for assimilation' Rep. Tom Tancredo is headed back to Miami a month after sparking a tense exchange with Florida Gov. Jeb Bush by likening the city to a "Third World country." -- The Colorado Republican, who vocally opposes illegal immigration - and who has never shied away from a chance to talk about it - plans a speech Thursday to the Miami Rotary Club...