Sunday, December 31, 2006

Congressional Research Service Takes Aim At Fence Bureaucrats Blas Nuñez-Neto and Stephen Viña Show Bias The fence works - and it isn't even finished! Border Security: Barriers Along the U.S. International Border  Requires Free Acrobat PDF File Reader Updated December 12, 2006 "At issue for Congress is how best to allocate scarce border security resources while safeguarding homeland security." (CRS-26) Nonsense. At issue is stopping the wholesale invasion of the United States and implementing the Secure Fence Act of 2006. The use of the term "scarce" clearly implies bias. This report grossly over states the cost of building and maintaining the border fence. We will provide a more detailed analysis later. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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POLL	Question on cost of births to invaders in Calif.

Sunday, December 31, 2006 -- 6:35 PM Very limited updates will resume after 9:30 AM on Monday. Happy New Year!

Sunday Telegram -- UK (via the Hong Kong Standard) Mexico offers satnav devices to would-be invaders Would-be illegal [aliens... criminals] planning to cross the desert and enter the US on foot are to be given hand-held satellite devices by the Mexican authorities to ensure they arrive safely. -- Those who get lost or fall sick during the dangerous four- day crossing will be able to activate the device, to alert frontier police on both sides of the border.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution / Dustin Inman Society Apparent invaders arrested in death of Cobb County deputy A Cobb County [Georgia] sheriff's deputy was killed in a hit- and- run wreck while driving to work early Sunday morning. -- Police later arrested two men [who now have ICE holds on them], charging one with felony vehicular homicide and the other with falsely telling police that the car they were in had been stolen.

Coming Up January 6 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. - 8-11 am PST -- | Other Events Day Laborer Hangout Protest

American Patrol More comments about the American Patrol Report Word about American Patrol's plan to discontinue online reporting spread quickly Friday and the response was overwhelming. We are continuing to receive e-mails. Here are some we got today and late yesterday. Please remember, American Patrol is not part of American Border Patrol. Donations are not tax deductible. American Patrol will try hard to continue the service.

New Haven (Connecticut) Register Guilford man guilty in illegal alien scheme A Guilford millionaire accused of one of the largest immigrant smuggling cases in state history reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors Friday, a deal that calls for him to pay $1 million to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. -- Jose Calhelha also could spend up to 16 months in federal prison.

Tom Brokaw

Aspen Times Readers lash out after TV report Last week's television news report on immigration by Tom Brokaw, focusing on the Roaring Fork Valley and employer Gould Construction in Glenwood Springs, provoked a torrent of comment from online readers of The Aspen Times. -- Articles about Brokaw's segment, and past coverage on the topic of immigration, garnered online comment...

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...

Pro-Invasion Rag

American Patrol L.A. Times Stifling Free Speech - Again The L.A. Times, the anti-American rag, is once again stifling free speech. Six years ago it killed an ad that could well have stopped Villaraigosa in his tracks. This time they pulled the rug out from underneath Eileen Garcia. See this.

Mayor Mansoor

Orange Coast Daily Pilot -- Costa Mesa The face of Costa Mesa It would be hard for Allan Mansoor to top 2006. -- He won a second term as mayor of Costa Mesa. He set the agenda for a determined, unswerving majority on the City Council. Most of all, he was the face the city showed the world and his was the voice that was heard from Costa Mesa when it was thrust into the national debate over illegal immigration.

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

Gary Denson -- OpEdNews.com America's policy on illegal immigration ...To understand how we have arrived at our current state of affairs with possibly twelve million illegal immigrants in our country one has to look at American politics and the struggles between labor and business. During the sixties unions had a fair amount of power and were able to bargain quite well for increased pay and benefits. Corporations hated unions...

Burlington (Vermont) Free Press Invaders arrested in southern Vermont Dummerston, Vt. - Four illegal [aliens... criminals] were arrested Saturday after state police stopped a vehicle on Interstate 91 in Dummerston for speeding. -- The incident occurred at about 7:15 a.m. when police stopped a car with three men who identified themselves as Ecuadoreans in the United States illegally, state police said.

El Universal -- Mexico City Mexican Web site will track colonization of U.S. The government has launched a new web site tracking the hometowns of millions of Mexicans residing in the United States, the Foreign Relations Secretariat said Saturday. -- The site, which features maps of both countries, shows how Mexican [invaders] tend to settle in U.S. cities where residents from their home state or town have gone... [More Mexican meddling]

North County Times -- Escondido, Calif. Immigration debate blazed in North County this year From the first rumblings of protest marches all over North County to the Escondido City Council's failed attempt to ban illegal immigrants from renting in the city, 2006 arguably could be summed up as the year of immigration. Whether on the streets of North County or in the halls of Congress, immigration reform seemed to be...

San Diego Union-Tribune Jail deportation effort surges Hundreds of San Diego County jail inmates are being targeted for deportation every month now that federal authorities have posted immigration agents in local lockups. -- In January, when the program began, agents identified 59 illegal immigrants among local inmates. In November, that number ballooned to 845.

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."