Monday, January 1, 2007 Happy New Year!

Fence Works, so Let's Kill It McCain and Kennedy Work to Destroy U.S. Sovereignty San Diego fence pushed traffic into Tucson Sector (blue bars) Source: Congressional Research Service Miami Herald -- January 1 Immigrant groups set for charge in Congress     "...One controversial immigration measure signed into law by President Bush: the construction of a 700-mile fence along the southwest border with Mexico.     "A group of Republican and Democrat lawmakers, including Senators John McCain, R-Ariz., and Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., said last week that they were drafting new legislation that could possibly deny funding to the border fence, as well as provide for an easier path to citizenship than the original Senate bill -- a sign of the shift in the political landscape that came with the Democratic victories." Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

POLL	Question on cost of births to invaders in Calif.

KSL-TV -- Salt Lake City Invasion among top stories for 2006 No story highlighted sharp differences of opinion more than our Number Two story of 2006. Illegal [aliens... criminals] and their supporters took to the streets in protest and were, in many cases, shouted down. Law enforcement cracked down and the controversy played a major part in political campaigns this year.

WFMZ-TV -- Allentown Invader charged with attempted homicide Easton (Pa.) police have charged an illegal immigrant with attempted homicide. Juan Carlos Benevidas- Yanes of El Salvador is charged with a Saturday night attack on Miguel Hernandez behind a building in the 600 block of Northampton Street. Police say the victim was struck in the head with a brick or similar object...

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

Mike Cutler

Family Security Matters Foundation Local enforcement to the rescue I've often heard politicians on Capitol Hill make the statement that the war on terror needs to be fought with good intelligence. While this is true, it is also true that the federal government has been slow to cooperate with local police in the sharing of that vital information. Consequently, our states and cities are quite rightly building their own network...

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.

New Zealand Herald -- Auckland Britain tries to stop second wave of EU immigration London -- The Home Office has spent nearly £280,000 ($780,000) on an advertising campaign warning Bulgarians and Romanians not to come to Britain unless they are skilled and have been offered a job. -- The campaign is designed to deter nationals from the two newest members of the EU from arriving in the UK...

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

TREA Senior Citizens League Social Security scheme details released after long battle After numerous refusals over three and a half years, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has released the first known public copy of the U.S.-Mexico Social Security Totalization Agreement. The government was forced to make the disclosure in response to lawsuits filed under the Freedom of Information Act by TREA Senior Citizens League...

Mohave Valley News -- Bullhead City Invasion 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 [invaders and pals] marched in Phoenix...

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.

Orange Coast Daily Pilot -- Newport Beach / Costa Mesa What to watch in 2007 The story on the tip of everyone's tongue during last year's election cycle was illegal immigration. -- Controversial debates about local police enforcing federal laws swirled as Mayor Allan Mansoor proposed to train local law enforcement to check the immigration status of people who police arrest, which drew a dividing line between some residents.

Marietta Daily Journal Invaders, elections define 06 Atlanta -- One of the most heated national debates of 2006 was over U.S. immigration policy, and Georgia was at the center as it saw the largest percentage increase in illegal [aliens... criminals] of any state and lawmakers passed some of the nation's strictest measures discouraging the influx.

American Border Patrol Invasion remains slow along Arizona-Sonora border American Border Patrol reports that illegal cross-border traffic handled by the Naco Border Patrol Station remains at an extremely low pace. It is down by 90% compared to normal illegal traffic ABP says. ABP will report when the expected upsurge begins.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cherokee likely to delay rental law on invaders Authorities in Cherokee County probably will delay enforcing an ordinance that would punish landlords who rent to illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The ordinance was scheduled to take effect today, just weeks after the county commissioners unanimously approved the measure at an emotional meeting before a standing- room- only crowd.