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Sunday, December 17, 2006 |
How to Save America:
Import
Poverty
Texas Controller Says Ignorant Illegal Aliens Good for Economy
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| Carole
Keeton Strayhorn would have endorsed slavery. |
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Associated Press (Known for pimping for illegal aliens)
Texas
Report Says Illegal Immigrants Contributed $17 billion to Texas
Economy
"In her report, Strayhorn said her estimates
differed from the federation's for several reasons. She did not,
for example, count the cost of educating the American-born children
of undocumented parents." (Duuhhh!)
Comment: She says 1.5 million illegals contribute $11,333 each.
That is well below the poverty level. What would 1.5 million
well-educated immigrants have contributed? "This is a politically
motivated piece of junk," said Glenn Spencer of American
Patrol. |
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Onslaught |
Washington
Post
Manassas
schools seek full funding
The Manassas School Board is tired of
footing the bills created by state and federal education mandates.
-- The legislative priorities the board outlined for the city's
Richmond delegation in the upcoming General Assembly session
oppose new legislation without sufficient state funding -- including
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's publicized pre- kindergarten plans... |
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Greeley
Tribune
Federal
raid on packing plant has consequences across town
Greeley, Colo. -- Outside the Weld County
Courthouse, there's a five-foot replica of the Statue
of Liberty, the symbol of freedom that greets immigrants
arriving in New York City. -- Inside the courthouse on a Thursday
morning, a new symbol of today's immigration debate. Five Mexican
nationals caught in a federal raid Tuesday... |
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Riverside
(Calif.) Press-Enterprise
Report:
LA County jail violence increasing
Guard mistakes contributed to violence
in Los Angeles County jails that left 14 inmates dead in the
past six years and cost taxpayers millions of dollars to settle
lawsuits, it was reported Sunday. -- The Los Angeles Times said
its review showed the Sheriff's Department, which oversees the
nation's largest jail system... |
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State Sen.
Phil Journey -- Topeka Capitol-Journal
Parties
face competing demands
In 2006, Kansas voters in particular
saw the immigration issue raised time and time again in campaigns
on both the federal and state levels. This issue is unique in
that it puts both Republicans and Democrats on the horns of a
dilemma. -- For Republicans, business interests seek lower labor
costs to increase profits... |
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Washington
Post
Mayor
rejects call for English-only documents
Herndon will continue to print some official
town documents in Spanish, according to its mayor, effectively
tabling a proposal by a Town Council member to publish only in
English as a way of prodding Hispanic immigrants to learn the
language. -- Mayor Stephen J. DeBenedittis said that after reviewing
material... |
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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
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Review |
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What Homeland
Security? |
Marietta
(Georgia) Daily Journal
Rogers
makes study trip to U.S.-Mexico border
State Sen. Chip Rogers said he will keep
working on illegal immigration when the Georgia General Assembly
starts up next month. -- Rogers visited the U.S.-Mexico border
in Arizona earlier this month to learn more about how illegal
immigrants make it into the country. Rogers went with state House
members Martin Scott... [Related
feature] |
¡Viva México! |
Arizona
Republic
Tempers
flare at rally against illegal alien invasion
A demonstration against illegal immigration
turned into a public argument Saturday outside the Mexican Consulate
in Phoenix. -- A group called the Border Guardians burned and
spat on a Mexican flag and made speeches claiming that illegal
immigration overloads public services and increases crime. |
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... |
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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... |
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Reuters
Mayors:
More Americans hungry, homeless in 2006
More Americans went homeless and hungry
in 2006 than the year before and children made up almost a quarter
of those in emergency shelters, said a report released on Thursday
by the U.S. Conference of Mayors. -- "The face of hunger
and homelessness right now ... is young children, young families..."
[See: Importing
Poverty] |
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Vin Suprynowicz
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal
Sheriff
opposes registration. Really?
In a largely symbolic move reflecting
frustration with the unwillingness of the federal government
to enforce its own immigration laws, the Pahrump Town Board on
Nov. 14 adopted an ordinance that bans the flying of foreign
flags by themselves (as opposed to "below the Stars and
Stripes," presumably) and declaring English... |
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Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Extremist
Latino rhetoric flares in the background
...At an October protest in Escondido,
Calif., organizer Fernando Suarez de Solar of a group called
Aztec Warriors for Peace whipped a crowd of [invaders]
into a frenzy outside City Hall after the council passed an ordinance
that requires landlords to verify the legal residency of their
tenants. -- "Do not allow yourselves to be intimidated by
any blue- eyed 'whitey' that comes to your house..." |
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Des Moines
Register
Invasion's
effects frustrate residents
Marshalltown, Iowa -- The tension between
Caucasian residents of Marshalltown and their Hispanic neighbors
has been aggravated after a raid Tuesday showed what many people
already suspected: Scores of people who entered the United States
illegally were working here. |
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St. Petersburg
Times
Invader
accused of raping teen, fathering baby
A man was arrested on charges that he
raped a girl, resulting in her having his child in September,
the Pasco County Sheriff's Office reported. The girl told authorities
that Aquileo Mendoza began raping her when she was 12, usually
about three times a month, according to a sheriff's report...
[More family values] |
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American
Border Patrol
Year-end tax deduction
time
An Arizona rancher took advantage of its special
tax status and donated a road grader and an ultra-light aircraft
to American Border Patrol. "You'd be surprised what ABP
can use," said Glenn Spencer of ABP. Spencer says there
is still time for others to take advantage of this tax benefit
status... |
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American
Border Patrol
Photo of the Day
Belgian C-130 has close encounter with
ABP's Border Hawk M while flying two miles north of the border
in Southeastern Arizona on Friday, Dec. 15. The Cessna was being
piloted by Glenn Spencer of ABP. "The C-130 was flying at
no more than 1,000 feet AGL while we were flying just above 500
feet AGL," Spencer said... |
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Cincinnati
Post
Ordinance
targets Covington invaders
On Wednesday, a Boone County, Ky., judge
sentenced an illegal Honduran [alien...
criminal] to 30 years in prison for raping a 9- year- old
girl. -- In court, defendant Angel Juarez went on a tirade about
his innocence and suggested he was singled out because of his
ethnicity. -- He also admonished the US and the government...
[More family values] |
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