Monday, December 18, 2006

SAVE Program "Egregiously Flawed" Employee Verification Used by Swift is Designed to Fail "IN GOD (AND FENCE) WE TRUST" L. A. Watchdog The SAVE Program - Why It Doesn't Work      Hal Netkin, who analyzed the program used by Swift to screen its employees says "The database itself is not flawed, but the government's rules of applying the program appear to be (intentionally) egregiously flawed."     Netkin found that the system was rigged in favor of illegal aliens, mainly because it doesn't check for multiple users of a single Social Security Number even though it could.     "The entire immigration enforcement system is designed to fail and the government is deceiving us at every turn," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Lousy Feds

Chuck Green -- Pueblo Chieftain Swift raids land invaders, not plant executives It is laughable when executives of the Swift & Co. meat-processing plant in Greeley said they do not knowingly hire illegal aliens as workers. -- How stupid do they think we are? -- Give me 15 minutes on the slaughterhouse floor, and I'll deliver to you 15 illegal [aliens... criminals] - guaranteed.

Phyllis Schlafly -- Human Events Tech industry has ulterior motive regarding H-1B visas The technology industry has dispatched its fat-wallet lobbyists to demand that the new Congress vastly increase the number of foreign computer software techies and engineers who can be imported on H-1B visas. This demand is based on the claim that we suffer a labor shortage in those fields, but that's a bare-faced lie...

KTRE-TV -- Lufkin, Texas Border agents find three people in air dam Kingsville, Texas -- Three illegal immigrants from Guatemala were found hidden in the air dam of a tractor trailer. -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said today that the immigrants were found Saturday at the Sarita immigration checkpoint. A Border Patrol dog alerted officials to the air dam -- an area on top of the cab...

Business Week Former workers sue Swift over invaders Former employees are suing Swift & Co. for $23 million, alleging the meatpacking company conspired to keep wages down by hiring illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The 18 former employees are legal residents who worked at a plant in Cactus, Texas, north of Amarillo. The plant was one of six facilities raided in a multistate federal sweep...

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

KTTC-TV -- Rochester, Minnesota ICE raid protests get heated Austin, Minn. -- Recent federal raids of [illegal aliens... criminals] across the country sparks a loud reaction in Austin. -- Protesters for and against the recent ICE raids congregated on Main Street in Austin. Many began their trek with a prayer. -- "If they just keep going south, they'll hit Mexico eventually," said one protester.

Charlotte News & Observer Some invaders driving with licenses Almost four months after a new law went into effect, a growing number of illegal immigrants in North Carolina are choosing to drive without a license or are finding creative alternatives, according to interviews with advocacy groups and more than a dozen immigrants. -- Beginning last August, people had to present a Social Security number...

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...

Christian Science Monitor Editorial Crossing the ID border Americans learned last week they can no longer look the other way when someone else hires an illegal worker. A federal raid on six Swift & Co. meatpacking plants in the US nabbed more than 1,250 "undocumented" migrants - and dozens were charged with using the IDs of real people, perhaps even of children.

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...

Mike Cutler

Family Security Matters Foundation Alien smugglers are ruthless criminals The issue of the alien smugglers is of great concern. I was assigned to the very first alien smuggling squad in New York City in the late 1970's and was struck by the brutality and lack of any humanity that were the hallmarks of many of those who smuggled illegal aliens into the United States.

Minneapolis Star-Tribune Raid rattles workers and life along Hwy. 60 Windom, Minn. -- Any other Thursday, the aisles of the Rincon Latino grocery here would be full of customers. But last week, in the aftermath of an immigration raid in nearby Worthington, store owner Maria Amaya could only throw up her hands in despair. -- Business was bad. Real bad.

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...

VDare.com    Brenda Walker Is Mexico about to fall apart? Brenda Walker says yes For a couple years now, I've been toting up the unpleasant symptoms of Mexico's lurch toward failing statehood from the viewpoint of a concerned neighbor who lives next door to a crack house. Now I read that VDARE.COM's resident Mexico expert Alan Wall thinks that I'm overstating the problem.

KETV -- Omaha Candlelight vigil for invaders flares up tempers Omaha, Neb. -- A vigil at the University of Nebraska- Omaha Sunday night turned into a war of words as the debate over the raids on illegal immigrants at meat packing plants last week continued. -- Dozens turned out to hear testimonies of families separated by what they call a broken immigration system.

Washington Post Anxiety on costs of invaders in Virginia The Prince William Board of County Supervisors, alarmed at the financial impact of illegal immigration, has called for a wide-ranging study to determine how much money the problem is costing the county government. -- The board's request for a staff study is unusual. Neither the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments...

Houston Chronicle Kidnappings on rise in South Texas Uriel ''Eli" Del Alba was rescued by police, but not before his kidnappers faded into the morning fog with a $150,000 ransom. -- Seven gunmen abducted Del Alba from his ranch north of town in November, making the businessman one of the latest victims of a relentless crime wave plaguing the South Texas border.

Jeremy Martin -- Mexidata.us Mexico, the 51st USA state? As Erik Rush sees it, merely the lack of a certain anatomical part unique to males is what prohibits us from solving the issue of illegal immigration. Or more succinctly, if our political leaders would "get some," then we could move forward with proposals such as incorporating the sovereign country of Mexico into the United States...

Ramos & Compean

Charlotte News & Observer Walter Jones pushes pardons for agents U.S. Rep. Walter Jones has taken up the cause of two U.S Border Patrol agents convicted in October of shooting a Mexican drug smuggler. -- Jones, a Farmville Republican, has written four letters to President Bush asking for pardons. The last letter was signed by 50 House members.

Deseret Morning News -- Salt Lake City Raid puts invasion back on front burner Local activists on both sides of the illegal immigration debate see the federal raid on a Cache Valley meat packing as evidence of a need for the federal government to reform the nation's immigration laws. -- Proposed solutions vary according to the position taken by opposing groups...

No Illegals!

Salt Lake Tribune Bill to aid invaders could pass in new Congress Legislation that would let thousands of [illegal alien... criminal] high school students attend college or serve in the military has a good chance of passing in a Congress controlled by Democrats, immigration experts say. -- A bill known as the DREAM Act would give illegal [aliens] a conditional visa...

Family Security Matters Foundation Illegal aliens bring a Taliban culture to America In addition to the more permissive and irresponsible attitudes on drinking and driving held by many Hispanic illegal aliens, the Washington Post reported in a June 2002 article, In Mexico, an Unpunished Crime, there is a "machismo culture," instilled through what is learned in the home, school and church, that has allowed many men to...