Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Illegal Immigration Linked to Lower Wages Duuuuhhh Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 19 Tucker, CNN...there is no denying that wages in the meet packing industry have been on a steady decline over the past two decades. It's the reason why that's in dispute. Reyes (Lawyer): We have eighteen plaintiffs who believe that in the last few years wages have been depressed from twenty dollars an hour down to about twelve dollars an hour because Swift has been able to replace U.S. citizens, most of which, again, are Mexican- Americans, and legal resident aliens with illegal immigrants. [...] Tucker: The suit also makes the claim that Swift and Company's activities violated the Racketeer, Influence and Corrupt Organization Act. (See Mohawk Carpet case).    Watch Transcript Soon Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

Reuters 'I have no future' -- Jeb Bush tells reporters The shadow of President Bush seemed to loom large over his younger brother on Wednesday, as the outgoing Florida governor ruled out any plans to return to elected office. -- "No tengo futuro (I have no future)," Jeb Bush told Spanish- language reporters in Miami, when asked about any possible political ambitions after he steps down next month.

The Volokh Conspiracy / Stein Report WSU 'professor' calls student "white sh**bag" at demonstration The [Washington State University] College Republicans organized an anti- illegal- immigration event, featuring a cyclone fence, later established as a representation of a 'Wall of Immigration.' " Professor John Streamas showed up, got into an argument with Dan Ryder, a College Republicans member, and in the process called him..."

Associated Press LaPorte Council rejects proposed crackdown on invaders LaPorte, Ind. -- The City Council unanimously rejected a proposal that would have directed local police officers to search for illegal [aliens... criminals] and detain them for possible deportation by federal authorities. -- Councilman Tim Stabosz joined the rest of the council Monday in voting down the measure he introduced.

Waah! Waah!

Des Moines Register Vilsack, Guard chief blast feds ...Gov. Tom Vilsack [an open-borders crackpot running for president - Contact this jerk] and Maj. Gen. Ron Dardis, in a letter Tuesday to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, said they will not cooperate with federal immigration officials in the future unless they act more responsibly and provide better coordination with state officials.

The White House Bush spews absolute hogwash on destructive amnesty scheme ..."I strongly believe that we can, and must, get a comprehensive immigration plan on my desk this year. It's important for us because, in order to enforce our border, in order for those Border Patrol agents who we've increased down there and given them more equipment and better border security, they've got to have help and a plan that says..." [And the lies continue...]

Russell Pearce

East Valley Tribune -- Mesa Hispanic backs tough Pearce stand The next time you see Rep. Russell Pearce on television, don't be surprised if you catch a glimpse of Frank Alvarez standing nearby. Alvarez's proximity to Pearce, R-Mesa, is no accident. The Mexican- American wants to be sure that viewers notice his jet black hair and olive complexion...

American Patrol   H. Millard Human nature, immigration, multi-culturalism in post-American America If you live in Southern California and have been reading the LA Times or the OC Register you're aware that Santa Ana, which is perhaps the most illegal alien occupied city as well as the most illegal alien friendly city in the nation (those two things go together), has almost nightly killings on its streets. If you don't live in Southern California, no matter...

American Border Patrol Announcement from ABP American Border Patrol reports that flights of the Border Hawk M will be limited until after January 1, 2007. All ABP personnel are engaged in projects on the ABP's new border ranch, including the installation of security cameras. Look for an announcement regarding "Operation B.E.E.F." in the near future.

Wall Street Journal Swift moves to ensure employees are legal Greeley, Colo. -- Last Friday, just days after federal agents raided six Swift & Co. meat- processing plants and carted away nearly 1,300 workers as illegal immigrants, company officials scrambled to find replacements for vacancies on the killing floor. -- At a city job center here near the company's corporate headquarters...

Washington Post Bush sees 'opportunities' on Social Security, invaders President Bush said yesterday that he intends to work with the new Democratic majority in Congress on a broad range of domestic issues, declaring that despite the impending power shift there are "some wonderful opportunities" to address concerns that have long festered without a political solution...

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

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Jerome R. Corsi -- Human Events Could the dollar's collapse prompt a new currency? ...Meanwhile, Robert Pastor of American University gave an interview in Spanish in October 2006 in which he suggested that a 9/11 crisis might be just the type of catastrophe needed to overcome governmental inertia in advancing the type of economic integration necessary to form a North American Community. In a subsequent interview...

Washington Times LULAC gasbag threatens U.S. over invader round-up The nation's oldest and largest Hispanic membership organization yesterday condemned as "unnecessary" the raids last weeks at Swift & Co. meat-packing plants in six states, saying further raids should be halted until Congress passes immigration reform legislation. -- "We demand a halt to further immigration raids unless the government..."

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...

South Florida Sun-Sentinel 6 arrested in immigration, fraud scheme Two Osceola County businessmen and their associates who supplied area hotels with foreign workers have been indicted on federal immigration and money- laundering charges. -- Artur Glowacki, a Polish-born Canadian citizen, his partner Edward Chwojko of South Florida, and fellow Osceola County associate Julius Macuha...

Ramos & Compean

WorldNetDaily.com Border agents plead for 'Christmas pardon' A Border Patrol agent sentenced to prison along with his partner for shooting and wounding a man smuggling drugs into the U.S. will appear with a congressman tomorrow at a rally asking President Bush to offer a pardon. -- Jose Alonso Compean and Ignacio Ramos, were sentenced to 12 years and 11 years, respectively, in October...

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...

Mike Cutler -- Family Security Foundation The Department of Homeland Surrender If law enforcement and intelligence agencies are to be effective in their responsibilities to protect our nation from aliens engaged in criminal activities and terrorism, it is critical that our nation have the capability to track aliens who enter our country, so that we can know if and when they leave our country.

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...

Denver Post Swift detainees begin facing charges Meatpacking workers detained during last week's federal raids began facing immigration judges Tuesday in Colorado and five other states. -- Some were released after relatives posted bond of at least $1,500. In Colorado, Immigration Judge Donn Livingston saw 27 detainees at the regional detention facility in Aurora and set court hearings...

Gainesville (Georgia) Times Minuteman group finds its footing Courtney Elder of Oconee County sees the most-wanted lineup on Gainesville- Hall County's government access channel as more evidence that "if anybody is overrun with (illegal immigrants)" it is this Lake Lanier- side county. -- "Probably 90 percent are Hispanic," Elder said of suspects profiled.