Saturday, December 30, 2006

U. S. Gov't. Sponsored Invasion of the U. S. Bush Refuses to Uphold the Constitution or Defend U.S. Citizens Guidebook shows people approaching Mexican consulate, obviously in the U.S. Together with George Bush, Mexico is sponsoring the wholesale invasion of the United States of America. Official Mexican Government Positions: 1. Mexico is extending its nation by migration (Zedillo, 1997 - Calderon, 2006) 2. It is not a crime to cross the border (Zedillo, 1997 - Calderon, 2006) 3. If the Border Patrol finds you, try again (Mexican Border Czar Appel, 2001) 4. Mexico works in the U.S. to defeat our immigration laws. (Zedillo, 1997 - Calderon, 2006) 5. Mexico is practicing la Reconquista. (L.A. Consul General Osuna) Official U.S. Government Positions: 1. Family values don't stop at the border -- (Bush, 2000 and later ) 2. We must make migration safe and orderly. (Bush, 2001). Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Lewis Lafontaine -- The Conservative Voice Appeasement on our borders President Bush is fond of saying that he believes in the "Rule of Law" yet he does not secure our borders which is his Constitutional duty. The War in Iraq is justified by telling the American public that our young men are dying in Iraq so the terrorists will not attack American soil with weapons of mass destruction...

Invaders

Jenni Vinson Trejo -- The Conservative Voice Don't shake the tightrope At the beginning of 2006, I proposed that the hottest political issue for the year would be illegal immigration. Politicians who would have normally ventured towards bravery in tackling major issues were coming forward and going on record opposed to illegal immigration...

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Immigration ranks as Arizona's top story in 2006 The frustrations that Arizonans have long felt over illegal immigration spread in 2006 to states far from the border. -- Border woes were already dominating Arizona's politics when immigrant rights supporters took to the streets this past spring in Arizona and other states. An estimated 100,000 people marched in Phoenix to urge Congress...

Toledo Blade Invaders at Penta Career site convicted Perrysburg Municipal Court Magistrate James Schaller today sentenced two men believed to be illegal aliens [criminals] to 90 days in jail for traffic violations and then suspended their sentences. -- Miguel Martinez and Ricardo Delatorre- Covian both pleaded guilty to driving without a valid operator's licenses...

American Patrol Americans call for AP Report to continue Word about American Patrol's plan to discontinue online reporting spread quickly yesterday and the response was overwhelming. "My Webmaster Tom and I have been doing this report for more than ten years and I think we lost sight of just how many people depend on The American Patrol Report," said Glenn Spencer, founder of the site. "We can't just walk away from these good people and we will do all we can to continue."

Gwinnett Daily Post Cops make big meth seizure, bust possible invader Lawrenceville, Ga. -- Police seized more than 400 grams of methamphetamine Thursday night during a routine traffic stop on Interstate 85. -- Rigoberto Rodriguez- Gonzalez of Duluth was arrested Thursday night after 444 grams of meth and a .45-caliber handgun were found inside his vehicle, said Cpl. Darren Moloney...

WXIX-TV -- Cincinnati Sheriff: New relationship keeps invaders off streets The Butler County [Ohio] Sheriff says a new relationship with the department of immigration and customs is helping get illegal aliens off the streets. -- Sheriff Richard Jones said he has turned over 40 illegal [aliens... criminals] after they completed local jail sentences...

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Suit seeking to block some deportations goes forward A South Florida lawsuit that seeks to temporarily block deportations of [illegal aliens... criminals] with children who are U.S. citizens was allowed to go forward Friday. -- The lawsuit argues that U.S.-born children are deprived of their civil rights when authorities send their illegal- [alien] parents to their home countries.

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

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Editorial Garbage in, garbage out: Pushing for amnesty... They're calling it a "bipartisan" effort to give illegal aliens "a simpler path to citizenship." Let's call it what it is -- garbage. -- It's amnesty, first and foremost, but also weakness, capitulation and a mistaken sense of "compromise" that will cause irreparable damage to this country.

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Houston Chronicle Border crackdown fuels smugglers' boom San Diego -- Toughened U.S. border enforcement has prompted substantially more illegal [aliens... criminals] to hire smugglers to help them cross over from Mexico -- and competition among sophisticated criminal networks for customers has spawned violence and sometimes death.

Readers Write   Mark Andrew Dwyer Left's arrogance When someone says "left", many words are coming to my mind, the most repetitive of which, except, perhaps, for "not right," is the word "arrogant". And, indeed, when I look at the history of over 100 years of diverse movements that experimented with various flavors and brands of leftist ideologies, from cosmopolitan Marxism...

Deseret Morning News -- Salt Lake City DUI tragedy leads to backlash As the Ceran family prepares to lay a mother and her two children to rest this weekend, some Utahns are expressing outrage over the news that the man being accused of causing the tragic DUI crash is here in this country illegally. -- Since federal immigration officials confirmed that Carlos Rodolfo Prieto is an illegal [alien... criminal]...

'The Boot'

The Morning News -- Springdale, Arkansas Immigration deports juvenile rapist, family Bentonville, Ark. -- Immigration officials deported a 12-year-old convicted rapist from Rogers and his family Thursday after school officials expressed concern about the boy being in school to 3rd District Rep John Boozman, R-Rogers. -- Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and Rogers police raided a Rogers apartment early Thursday...

Norristown (Pennsylvania) Times-Herald Law firms plan to challenge alien ban Bridgeport, Pa. -- Two Philadelphia law firms plan to file a legal challenge to the borough's illegal immigration ordinances in January, according to attorneys at the firms. -- Last week, the borough agreed not to enforce its immigration ban in the remaining days of 2006 and to give 10-day written notice before taking any future enforcement action.

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...

Devvy Kidd

NewsWithViews.com Will ignoring illegal alien invasion foster vigilantism? As the carnage from drunk, unlicensed, illegal aliens continues to mount, some wonder if the refusal by Congress and Bush to stop this full blown invasion will lead to such frustration, Americans begin to take action on their own? The recent tragedy below once again underscores the massive failure by the Republican controlled Congress...

John R. Marshall -- The Conservative Voice Assimilation: The big lie ...The increase of under-socialized third world illegals on United States soil will result in rampant promiscuity, alcohol-drug abuse, domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, driving while intoxicated deaths, violent felonies, and even serial killer crimes in America...

Los Angeles Daily News Cost of fence along U.S.-Mexico border pegged at $60 billion A hotly disputed fence on the U.S.-Mexico border will cost more than $60 billion -- nearly 10 times more than original estimates -- with billions more needed for land acquisition and maintenance, according to a new government study. -- While officials have estimated that the 850-mile fence will cost $7 billion to erect...

American Border Patrol Cross-border traffic down American Border Patrol reports that cross-border traffic at the Naco Border Patrol Station in the past 24 hours is about 20% of normal. This is consistent with the usual Christmas - New Years slowdown. ABP has developed a system of electronic surveillance that measures border traffic on a continuous basis. It will not disclose how this is done out of concern for national security.

What Homeland Security?

Washington Post Editorial Tracking failure: Another 10 years of border insecurity? Since 1996, Congress has passed a series of laws requiring federal border security officials to collect information on foreign nationals leaving the United States. The goal: to match it with data gathered when those nationals entered the country, creating a database listing all of the non-resident aliens - minus most Canadians...