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Monday, December 25, 2006
-- Merry Christmas! |
Merry Christmas
(See
full card) |
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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.) |
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Associated
Press
Ethnic
hustlers whine about English-only effort
Friendswood, Texas -- Hispanic leaders in this
Houston suburb are trying to convince city leaders to encourage
residents to learn English rather than join a growing list of
cities passing ordinances that some view as racially driven.
-- LULAC has asked the city's elected leaders to abandon the
goal of making English the city's official language... |
Phyllis Schlafly |
Human Events
Americans
cheated by 'virtual' laws
It was a bad week for advocates of amnesty
and a guest-worker program. -- On Dec. 12, the Bush administration
finally cracked down, 20 years late, on a few thousand of the
hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants who are illegally
employed in the United States. This crackdown on employers was
promised by the Reagan amnesty of 1986... |
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Anuradha
Mittal -- The Oakland Institute
To
stem flow of invaders, stem free trade
On June 6, 2006, the Canadian Members
of Parliament from the NDP and the Bloc Quebecois met with their
American and Mexican counterparts to declare that the North American
Free Trade Agreement was a "continental tragedy." "If
it were (a success) there would be no need to build the fence
that the United States wants to build... |
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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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Kentucky
Post
Plea
deals sought by caught illegals
Many of the people charged with being
in the U.S. illegally during a roundup late last month in Covington
are negotiating plea agreements, according to court records.
-- U.S. District Magistrate Judge J. Gregory Wehrman has signed
orders in more that a dozen cases giving attorneys for the [invaders] until Jan. 2
to file motions... |
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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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Sioux City
Journal
Minutemen
want to punish employers hiring invaders
Nebraska's Minuteman Civil Defense Corps
says it has a state lawmaker willing to sponsor a bill to punish
businesses for hiring illegal [aliens...
criminals], but won't say who it is. -- The group wants Nebraska
to fine businesses -- and revoke licenses in some cases -- if
employers fail to verify that their employees are in the country
legally. |
Screwball |
Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
Georgia
crackpot welcomes invaders
Rich Pellegrino has an unusual message
to Latino immigrants who are here illegally. -- Welcome to Georgia.
-- It's no mistake. -- Pellegrino, the grandson of Italian immigrants,
said he's been disappointed by recent actions taken by Cherokee
County and Georgia legislators to crack down on illegal [aliens... criminals]... |
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