Monday, March 19, 2007

Glenn Spencer on the Al Rantel Show Today - Sometime after 7 pm - KABC -- 790 AM -- Los Angeles -- LISTEN (800) 222-KABC

Back To Our Future* America Must Return to Meritocracy In the 1950s America was headed for the moon and beyond, but we took some wrong turns. It is time we regained control and returned to that future. -- Glenn Spencer Christian Science Monitor -- March 18 The hidden cost of illegal workers     Low-skilled individuals, legal or illegal, cost the government much more in services than they pay in taxes.     ....Rector worries about the costs of opening the country to a new flood of immigrants. A proposed Senate measure. "would be financially ruinous for the United States," he charges.     Rector calculated that a bill passed by the Senate last year would have increased the number of immigrants gaining legal status over the next 20 years by 55 million to 60 million. Most of those immigrants probably would have less than a high school education. And since low-skilled individuals, legal or illegal, cost the government much more than they pay in taxes, Uncle Sam would be out- of- pocket $70 billion a year. *Motto suggested by Iris Lynch Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Lou Dobbs

Mary Benoit -- John Birch Society Lou Dobbs pounds away on the NAU/SPP On March 13 CNN's Lou Dobbs once again aired his disgust with the Bush administration for signing on to the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America. In his broadcast, Dobbs took his comments one step further and blamed the American people for allowing this gradual sellout of sovereignty to be implemented in the first place!

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Jim Kouri, CPP -- Family Security Foundation Combating nuclear smuggling The DHS is responsible for addressing the threat of nuclear smuggling. Radiation detection portal monitors are key elements in our national defenses against such threats. DHS has sponsored R&D and testing activities to develop a "next generation" portal monitor, known as the advanced spectroscopic portal monitor.

Chertoff

Politico.com White House seeking Gonzales replacements ...Among the names floated Monday by administration officials are Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and White House anti- terrorism coordinator Frances Townsend. Former Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson is a White House prospect. So is former solicitor general Theodore B. Olson, but sources were unsure...

Coming Up April 22 Dustin Inman Society -- 3:30-5:30 pm EDT | Other Events Anti-Amnesty Rally at the White House

The Citizen's Voice -- Wilkes-Barre Illegal is not always illegal, expert testifies Scranton, Pa. -- Contrary to Mayor Lou Barletta's motto, illegal is not always illegal, an expert witness testified for the plaintiffs on the sixth day of the trial. -- "You may be here not in legal status today but ... you may (legalize) your status tomorrow," Stephen Yale- Loehr, a Cornell University immigration law professor...

KGTV -- San Diego Smuggler sentenced to five years in prison An [illegal alien... criminal] smuggler was sentenced Monday to nearly five years in federal prison for leading a group of illegal aliens across the border and loading them into a van that overturned, killing two women. -- Carlos Rodriguez- Gonzalez pleaded guilty last Oct. 3 to five counts...

American Border Patrol ABP Seeking Volunteers American Border Patrol has developed a secure remote camera operating site on its Arizona ranch and is seeking volunteers to monitor its camera system. Volunteers will work in teams of two or three in an enclosed facility. Shifts will run for four hours. -- Please call Mike Christie at (520) 803-7703 between 9 am and 2 pm MST Mon.-Fri.

Fox News Study finds one-third in D.C. illiterate ...The growing number of Hispanic and Ethiopian immigrants who aren't proficient in English contributed to the city's high functional illiteracy level, which translated to 170,000 people, said Connie Spinner, director of the State Education Agency. The report says the district's functional illiteracy rate is 36% and the nation's 21%.

Gonzales

NewsMax.com Rep. Rohrabacher cites 'pattern of arrogance' Rep. Dana Rohrabacher has become the latest Republican to voice criticism of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales over the firing of federal prosecutors, but he stopped short of calling for his ouster. -- Rohrabacher has earlier been critical of Gonzales and the Justice Department over other issues, including the case of border patrol agents...

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

Hernandez

We Get E-Mail Hernandez sentenced Agent Ramos' father in law (Joe Loya) just called with breaking news: Sheriff Deputy Gilmer Hernandez sentenced in federal court this morning, Monday, March 19th. -- Federal judge (do not have name of judge) in Johnny Sutton's district issues sentence: 14 months at Del Rio State Prison.

Allan Wall

VDare.com Antonio and Jorge "tie the knot" in Mexico City Mass Mexican immigration to the U.S. will help the GOP, we've been told repeatedly, because Mexican immigrants will join the fight against gay marriage and abortion. -- Meanwhile, back in Mexico, the homosexual activist agenda is charging forward , and without a whole lot of controversy.

Lou Barletta

Hazleton Standard-Speaker Barletta: Insurance will cover city's IIRA legal costs Despite a report to the contrary in a regional newspaper, Mayor Lou Barletta said Hazleton's insurance carrier is indeed covering the city in the Illegal Immigration Relief Act trial. -- A published report said the city's liability insurance would likely not cover the cost of legal fees associated with the trail. However, liability insurance covers things...

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Daily Record -- Morris County, New Jersey Inmates arrested by ICE protest jail conditions Freehold, NJ -- A peaceful protest staged Sunday by more than 100 people who were being temporarily housed at the Monmouth County Jail while awaiting hearings on federal immigration matters has come to end. -- Undersheriff Ted Freeman, a jail spokesman, said 132 inmates had refused to eat or participate in activities...

Washington Times McConnell eyes 'bipartisan' illegals bill Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says Republicans are trying to craft a "bipartisan solution" to illegal immigration -- generating concern among party members who consider President Bush's goal to be amnesty. -- Mr. McConnell, echoing Mr. Bush's optimism for overhauling immigration law...

Agape Press Tancredo wants banks to uphold immigration laws A Colorado congressman and Republican presidential hopeful believes some U.S. banks may be aiding and abetting criminals by allowing illegal aliens to open bank accounts without a Social Security number or other valid identification. -- Congressman Tom Tancredo says that in 2003 the U.S. Treasury Department...

BBC Latin America migrant money tops aid The amount of money sent home by Latin American migrant workers to their families has reached more than $62bn. -- This figure now exceeds the combined total of all direct foreign investment and foreign aid to Latin America. -- According to the Inter-American Investment Bank, the figure could reach $100bn...

Scranton Times-Tribune Hazleton lawyers get their shot this week Last week, opponents of Hazleton's illegal-immigration ordinance told their side of the story. -- The city will have its chance to do the same as week two of the trial begins today at 9 a.m. in the William J. Nealon Federal Building. -- The attorneys representing the plaintiffs suing to have the Hazleton ordinance...

Pioneer Press -- Minneapolis Show Mexican ID, open an account Maria Garcia has done a lot of banking with Wells Fargo since coming to the Twin Cities from Mexico more than a decade ago. -- She holds checking and savings accounts at the bank and often uses Wells Fargo's money transfer services to send cash to her parents and children still living south of the border.

Associated Press Church groups walk along border to protest fences Sierra Vista, Ariz. -- Nearly 100 people gathered on the Arizona- Mexico border to protest the use of fences to separate the United States from Mexico. -- Two groups, made up of members of various Arizona and Mexico churches, on Sunday walked along each side of a border wall in Naco that separates Arizona from Mexico.

Steve Sailer -- VDare.com Diversity Is Strength! It's Also... Gang Warfare Santa Barbara, California is famously close to paradise. The cool Pacific waters and sun-warmed south-facing beaches endow the small city with the quintessence of the Mediterranean climate. -- Rich Americans began flocking to Santa Barbara in the late 19th Century, and, in contrast to today's plutocrats, they had excellent taste in architecture.

United Press International U.S. immigration prosecutions fall steeply Criminal immigration charges filed by U.S. federal prosecutors steeply declined last year, according to new figures. -- During November 2006 the Department of Justice reported 2,690 new immigration prosecutions, according to a case- by- case analysis by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, or TRAC, at Syracuse University.

Tampa Bay Business Journal N.C. leader joins push to halt BofA program Tampa Bay's second largest bank has gained a hometown foe to plans that could lead it to do business with illegal aliens. -- U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick is joining the fight to shut down Charlotte, N.C.-based Bank of America Corp.'s program to give credit cards to customers without Social Security numbers -- in more ways than one.