Sunday, December 24, 2006

Merry Christmas (See full card) This is the cover of a Christmas card given to Glenn Spencer by the Netkin family. It is illustrated by Katrina, Hal's daughter. She was born in Mexico, as was Hal's wife and his other two daughters. They live near Glenn. We are glad they are here. -- (Star is Glenn's dog and the mother of six pups.) See Other Feature Posted Today (Brokaw Propaganda) Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Kenneth Emmond --Mexidata.info Mexico's other immigration crisis What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, as the old saying goes. -- That's not the way it works for the two sides of Mexico's immigration coin. -- Whatever "rights" an illegal alien may enjoy in the country that he or she has unlawfully entered is open to debate, and indeed is being debated.

Washington Post No deportation for man who hit Vietnamese official A Vietnamese immigrant who punched a visiting Vietnamese dignitary during a demonstration in the District last year will be allowed to stay in the United States after a judge agreed that the man could face persecution if deported to his homeland, his attorney said Friday.

Sacramento Bee Raid renews business push for immigrant labor reforms At his small dried-fruit business in Winters, Stan Lester frets daily over arcane stuff like World Trade Organization talks, competition from Turkish apricot imports -- and how he can help persuade doubting Americans that foreign workers are what keep companies like his alive.

Macon Telegraph Usual suspects fret new Minuteman group Watkinsville, Ga. -- A chapter of the Minutemen, self-appointed border-watchers, is forming in north Georgia and Hispanic activists are worried that it might lead to violence in its fight against what it calls the "invasion" of illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The first organization meeting of the Georgia Minuteman Corps...

Associated Press Mexican police detain 4 Iraqis in Tijuana Federal police and immigration agents detained four Iraqi citizens in the border city of Tijuana on suspected immigration violations, after the Iraqis failed to present proper visas. -- Police told the government news agency Notimex that the Iraqis, including a child, were found Saturday at a hotel in Tijuana, across the border from San Diego.

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...

New York Times Invaders go from farms to jails ..."The farmers are just petrified at what's happening to their workers," said Maureen Torrey, an 11th-generation grower and a director of the Federal Reserve Bank's Buffalo branch whose family owns this field and more than 10,000 acres of vegetable and dairy farms. -- And for the first time in years, farmers are also frightened for themselves.

North County Times -- Escondido Jeff Schwilk leads San Diego Minutemen Depending on which side of the immigration debate one stands, Jeff Schwilk and his group, the San Diego Minutemen, are either patriots defending the country from a mass illegal immigration invasion or a vigilante group victimizing vulnerable working people [illegals are prohibited by law from working in the U.S.].

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

Gallegos

Los Angeles Daily News Previously deported Mexican wanted in shooting of 2 cops Long Beach, Calif. -- Police sought the public's help Saturday as they searched for a "known thug" who shot two police officers during a traffic stop Friday on a bustling downtown street. -- Police Chief Anthony Batts identified the suspect as Oscar Manuel Gallegos, a Long Beach resident with a lengthy criminal record that includes arrests for drugs...

Associated Press After all the border hubbub, little change expected in 2007 Before the November elections, border security and immigration reform topped the agendas of politicians at nearly every level of government. -- Gov. Rick Perry campaigned for re-election as a champion of border security, pledging to help secure the border and promising $5 million to a border camera project. Congressional Republicans pushed a bill criminalizing immigrants [a bald faced lie.. illegals are not 'immigrants.'].

Saturday, December 23, 2006

Feds

Associated Press No more 'catch and release?' Au contraire! Omaha -- Dozens of illegal [aliens... criminals] arrested in last week's meatpacking plant raids have been released for humanitarian reasons pending immigration hearings, a government official said Friday. -- She wouldn't specify what other criteria the agency used to determine whether workers should be released for humanitarian reasons.

Associated Press Squatters forced out of San Diego canyons For 20 years, many of the illegal [aliens... criminals] drawn by jobs in tomato fields have worshiped at an outdoor church, a concrete altar in a canyon where they slept under the shelter of plywood and plastic tarps and bathed in a stream. -- Today, however, McGonigle Canyon is overshadowed by multimillion- dollar homes...

Waah! Waah!

Cybercast News Service Critic: CAIR has mastered the victimization game The Republican lawmaker who sparked a storm with comments about Muslims and the need to tighten immigration laws is the latest target of an Islamic advocacy group's "victimization game," a political analyst said Thursday. -- It's a game that the Council of American- Islamic Relations (CAIR), has "mastered," Daniel Pipes...

Knoxville News Sentinel Invaders in limbo over "driving certificates" Nashville -- When the state Legislature began allowing immigrants living in Tennessee to obtain driving certificates, regardless of whether they were in the country legally, Alicia Leon jumped at the chance. -- Then last February, after several high-profile cases of fraud that delivered driving documents to illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Froma Harrop -- Real Clear Politics Illegal Immigration: A Rich American's Game There's a popular game in America that goes, I'll cut your wages, but you don't cut mine. And the outsourcing of your factory job to China is a good thing, because it makes my paycheck go further at Wal-Mart. We hear this theme a lot in the debate over illegal immigration...

Waterbury Republican American Woman faces up to 330 years in prison A Waterbury woman who worked as an examiner for state Department of Motor Vehicles has been convicted of participating in a scheme to sell hundreds of driver's licenses to illegal [aliens... criminals] and felons. -- Janette Rodriguez- Roman collapsed into sobs as the verdict was announced Thursday in Bridgeport Superior Court.