Tuesday, March 28, 2007

Author Dan Sheehy on the Rob Nelson Show Tonight - 10pm Pacific Hour - KABC -- 790 AM -- Los Angeles -- LISTEN (800) 222-KABC

Public Enemy Number 2 Chertoff is Dedicated to the Elimination of the U.S. Chertoff favors amnesty and erasure of the borders of the United States -- Virtual Insanity - Rebellion Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- March 26     Tucker: Now, papers obtained by the conservative group Judicial Watch under the Freedom of Information Act from the Department of Homeland Security show that many of our security policies, in fact, perhaps have already been coopted. In fact, it quotes Michael Chertoff in memos internally telling the department to align itself with the priorities and the values of SPP when it comes to security- related matters regarding Canada and Mexico.     So, Kitty, clearly, this policy is pushing ahead and has huge momentum all on its own, and it's being ignored out in the states for the most part.    Watch  Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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KGW-TV -- Portland 'Most Wanted' fugitive arrested in Gresham, Oregon Police Tuesday arrested a "most wanted" fugitive accused of child rape. -- Jose Carlos Aleman was wanted on several felony warrants including rape of a child, vehicular assault, hit- and- run and domestic violence harassment, said Kim Kapp, spokeswoman for the Vancouver (Wash.) Police Department...[More family values]

Coming Up March 31 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. | Other Events Rally at Day Laborer Hangout

Leon Fisher -- Unknown News The future looks very bleak The crash of the US economy has begun. Although the reasons for the now-accelerating economic fiasco have been in place for decades, the chickens are only now coming home to roost. The murder weapons used to kill the economy are "free trade," outsourcing, illegal immigration, special work visa programs, and unrestrained government spending...

Rocky Mountain News Iraqi alleges defamation in suit against Tancredo A jailed Iraqi immigrant has sued Rep. Tom Tancredo for $5 million, saying the congressman defamed him during a controversy over so- called "catch- and- release" immigration enforcement last year. -- Gavan Alkadi, 46, reportedly immigrated to the United States at age 15, but has been in legal limbo for the past several years.

Californians for Population Stabilization House bill proposes amnesty and new immigration increase Representatives Luis Gutierrez and Jeff Flake have introduced an expansive amnesty bill that gives citizenship to illegal aliens and creates a massive new worker program. -- The legislation makes illegal aliens eligible for legalization if they arrived in the U.S. before June 1, 2006, pay a $2,000 fine, and pass a background check.

MSNBC Border town hospitals straddle care and costs ...These days there is a still a lot of dangerous action here. Most of it involves the hundreds of thousands of Mexicans and other Latinos trying to get into the United States. Cochise County is ground zero in the border wars. -- At night helicopters with huge searchlights circle in the sky...

Washington Times Manhunts swamped by fugitive alien toll The federal government has spent $204 million since 2003 to hunt down and remove fugitive aliens from the United States, but it has shown little success in slowing down a burgeoning number of aliens now hiding in cities and towns across America...

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

KTWX-TV -- Waco Students warned about immigration protest walkouts The Dallas Independent School District is warning students they'll be punished if they repeat last year's immigration protest walkouts. -- About 10,000 students walked out of their classes a year ago to attend rallies protesting federal immigration policies...

Associated Press US representatives call on Bush to let Venezuelans stay Five U.S. representatives are calling on the federal government to provide temporary legal status to Venezuelans who may be in the country illegally for what they contend is a recent increase in political persecutions in the South American country. -- In recent months, Chavez nationalized Venezuela's largest telecommunications company...

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

Fox23-TV -- Tulsa Illegal alien policy proposed A car crash leaves a 2- year- old in critical condition and Tulsa police say an illegal [alien... criminal] hit the car the child was in. -- Officers arrested him following that Saturday crash for DUI and other traffic charges, but he's now free on bond. -- Police tell FOX23, they did all they could to keep him in jail....

Arizona Republic Immigration hawks seek to put 2 measures on ballot Advocates for tougher border enforcement filed two proposed ballot measures in Arizona that would make it a state crime to knowingly hire those who sneak in the country and criminalize the presence of illegal immigrants in the state. -- Leaders of the effort said Monday that they were trying to put the proposals on the 2008 ballot...

Nashville City Paper Child rape charges highlight challenges in enforcement program Late last year, Metro Police arrested a Nashville Hispanic male after Youth Services detectives were called to Centennial Pediatric Hospital, where doctors just told his 13- year- old stepdaughter that she was pregnant. -- According to police, when asked who the father was, the girl said it had to be her stepfather. [More family values]

Bush Crony Sutton

McClatchy Newspapers U.S. prosecutor faces a conservative backlash Throughout his rise from a rookie prosecutor's job in Houston to a position as a U.S. attorney pursuing criminals across much of Texas, Johnny Sutton said, he was bound by an unwavering ethic: Do the right thing and follow the facts, even when they lead to "unhappy places" such as errant public servants...

Tom Fitton -- American Daily Judicial Watch files suit to obtain Ramos-Compean docs Two former Border Patrol agents will spend more than a decade in prison based in part on the testimony of an alleged Mexican drug smuggler, Osbaldo Aldrete- Davila, who was given immunity by the U.S. government for his testimony. Did the Mexican government try to pressure the U.S. to prosecute the two agents?

Clay Moore

Sarasota Herald-Tribune Buchanan proposes 'Clay Moore' law Palmetto, Fla. -- Kidnapping victim Clay Moore is again being lauded as a hero and may soon join the ranks of children with laws named after them. -- U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan said Monday that he will introduce legislation that would impose an additional 10 years in federal prison on illegal [aliens... criminals] convicted of kidnapping a child.

Agape Press Group blasts amnesty-friendly STRIVE Act An immigration reform organization says the latest immigration bill introduced in the House is nothing more than an amnesty for millions of illegal aliens already in the US. -- The STRIVE Act of 2007 (Security Through Regularized Immigration and a Vibrant Economy), introduced by Congressmen Luis Gutierrez and Jeff Flake...

KXAN-TV -- Austin Coalition asks House to drop "immigration reform" Members of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund asked Texas House members to leave immigration reform to the feds Monday. -- "We have definite concerns about the pre-emption and constitutional matters and the ability of states to wrongfully enforce federal immigration laws..."

Two Flakes

Juan Mann -- VDare.com Call It Treason: Flake-Gutierrez bill and merger with Mexico The latest nation-destroying amnesty scheme of H.R.1645-the Security Through Regularized Immigration and a Vibrant Economy (STRIVE) Act-was introduced in the House of Representatives on March 22 by Treason Lobby mouthpieces Rep. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) and Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL).

John Hanchette -- Niagra Falls (New York) Reporter Attorney General just a yes-man? ...Wake the hell up, will you? The unjustified firings of eight U.S. Attorneys last year is a big, big deal and indicates the frightening depths to which the administration of justice in this country has fallen since Dubya took office. -- The Bush administration and its malleable minions in the media keep falling back on the lame observation...

Ignacio Ramos

Cybercast News Service Group files request for photos of jailed BP agent beating A Christian group has filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Federal Bureau of Prisons to have the photographs of the beating of Border Patrol Agent Ignacio Ramos released to the public. -- As Cybercast News Service reported, Ramos and fellow Border Patrol Agent Jose Compean were sentenced...

Tom Tancredo

IowaPolitics.com Tancredo: Broad impact of illegal immigration justifies his focus Muscatine, Iowa -- Congressman Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., told a gathering of Iowans at Muscatine Community College on Saturday that he has good reason to base his presidential campaign on the single issue of border control. -- "Sometimes I am accused of being a one-issue candidate, I have heard that before..."

Allan Wall

VDare.com Migrants, drugs and disease on which border? A local government health official recently stated that, not only are migrants and drugs crossing the border into his country, but diseases also. -- Big surprise? No. But this was a Mexican health official in Chiapas, talking about migrants, drugs and disease entering Mexico from Guatemala.

WFAA-TV -- Dallas Dispute breaks out over immigration vote signs The president of the Farmers Branch chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens may face charges for taking down political signs supporting a proposal to crack down on illegal immigration. -- Elizabeth Villafranca, who also owns a restaurant in the city, is accused of removing signs from a local shopping center.

Boston Globe Lawyer to fight deportations A lawyer for immigrants arrested in a New Bedford factory raid said he will ask the country's top immigration judge Tuesday morning to halt the deportations of 123 detainees and reopen their cases. -- Harvey Kaplan said Monday night that he planned to file a motion with Chief US Immigration Judge David Neal that would allow lawyers...