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Goldwater Barrier
Construction Halted
Job left half done
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| Top photo: Eastern
limit of fence on March 22. -- Bottom photo: Eastern limit of
fence on May 10. |
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American Border Patrol
Border Remains Wide Open
American Border
Patrol reports that the vehicle barrier being constructed along
the Mexican border and the Goldwater bombing range was halted
on
March 22, the day it ran its last"B.E.E.F" survey.
The top photo at left shows construction
activity at the eastern end of the vehicle barrier on March 22.
The bottom photo shows the eastern limit of the fence on May
10. It is clear from these photos that construction was halted
on March 22, half-way across the area
surveyed.
"Our March 22 survey showed that
the entire 48 miles was criss-crossed by north-south vehicular
traffic, most likely drug loads," said Glenn Spencer of
ABP and pilot of both aerial surveys. "The idea that the
government stopped even this puny attempt to protect its citizens
is stunning," he added.
ABP warned that the Bollard-type fence
being constructed along the border might easily be defeated
by smugglers.
During the May 10 survey ABP spotted what appeared to be
the repair
of the Bollard fence as if it had been tampered with.
ABP will issue a more complete report
on the May 10 survey on Tuesday, May 15.
Spencer says the report will show very
little progress in controlling the border. |
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New York
Times
Deputy
Attorney General resigns his post
Paul J. McNulty, the deputy attorney
general whose Congressional testimony in February provided a
spark that turned a smoldering issue over the firings of federal
prosecutors into a raging inferno, announced his resignation
this afternoon. -- Mr. McNulty, the highest-ranking Justice Department
official to resign since the uproar... |
Invasion |
Michelle
Oddis -- Human Events
Top
ten conservative issues for 2008
Are the ten (so far) Republican presidential
aspirants talking about what America really cares about? We thought
that some of them seem to "get it" and some don't.
Until the primaries, none of us get a vote, but we thought you
should have a voice. A couple of weeks ago, we posted a survey
in which we asked "What are the Top 10 conservative issues..." |
Tom Tancredo |
Radio Iowa
News
Tancredo
unsure if immigration measure can be blocked
Republican presidential candidate Tom
Tancredo is unsure he and others who oppose what they call "amnesty"
for illegal [aliens... criminals]
can stop an immigration reform bill President Bush is backing.
Tancredo, a congressman from Colorado, says there is a slim chance
America's labor unions could become an ally in the fight because... |
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Sacramento
Bee
Ethnic
tensions underlie House race in south state
Congressional seats are rarely vacated
in California, which is why the June 26 special election to fill
the unexpired term of the late Rep. Juanita Millender-McDonald
is drawing so much attention. -- Moreover, the race for the 37th
Congressional District seat marks the first time a high-profile
office previously held by African Americans in L.A. Co.... |
Rudy |
Cliff Kincaid
-- Post-Chronicle
Rudy
Giuliani linked to "NAFTA Superhighway"
Rudy Giuliani and The NAFTA Superhighway
- Brit Hume said on the Fox News Sunday program that it is possible
that Republican frontrunner Rudy Giuliani could overcome his
convoluted posturing on abortion and secure the Republican presidential
nomination in 2008. But Giuliani has some other major problems... |
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Bobby Eberle
-- GOPUSA.com
Crucial week
for illegal immigration debate
This week, the U.S. Senate begins debate
on "comprehensive" immigration reform. Despite vocal
public opposition to granting amnesty to those who entered this
country illegally, the White House continues to work with senators
who favor exactly that course of action. We must let the Senate
and White House know that this is not acceptable! |
Fox Gasbag |
NewsBusters.org
Geraldo's
immigration sob story
Did you know if you support enforcement
of immigration laws you're heartless and also support destroying
families? -- That was the over- the- top sob story offered yesterday
by Geraldo Rivera on his "Geraldo at Large" show where
he featured a man who was about to be deported... [Watch
the absurd segment] |
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Garey L.
Bearden -- The Spectrum -- St. George, Utah
Horde
of invaders has sparked the hot immigration topic
Immigration is a hot topic these days.
Not legal, orderly movements of people, but, really, invasion,
occupation and criminal trespass. A horde of invaders who, regardless
of motive, make their very first act in the United States a crime,
and each day their stay compounds that crime. Many of these invaders
make criminals of their children in the process. |
Reid |
WTSP-TV
-- Tampa
Senate
vote on invader deal
A bipartisan effort in the Senate aimed at striking
a compromise on immigration is getting a little more time. --
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has pushed back a key test
vote until Wednesday. He says the progress has been "incremental
and slow." -- Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says... |
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KVOA-TV
-- Tucson
Cochise
County Attorney receives threats
Calling for his death and resignation.
The Cochise County attorney facing severe backlash after deciding
to prosecute a Naco Border Patrol agent for murder. -- Cochise
County attorney Ed Rheinheimer facing threatening consequences
for holding a local Border Patrol agent responsible for murder. |
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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 |
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Clarion-Ledger
-- Jackson, Mississippi
Estudiantes
de Español (Students of Spanish)
Kindergartners at Bramlett Elementary
in Oxford are learning shapes, colors and numbers like most 5-year-olds,
except these kids are being taught in Spanish. -- A new Spanish
teaching pilot program that recently began in Oxford is funded
by a federal Foreign Language Assistance Program grant. John
Gutierrez, Croft professor... |
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Dallas Morning
News
Attorneys:
Prepare for court fight in Farmers Branch
The first order of business for attorneys
Marisol Perez and Bill Brewer this week is to block implementation
of an ordinance that would crack down on apartment owners who
rent to most illegal immigrants. -- Attorneys contend the ordinance:
Is unconstitutional because the city is trying to "regulate
matters..." |
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Fox News
Invaders
lose out on tax refunds in Kansas, Missouri
Uncle Sam might be willing to give refunds
to illegal immigrants who have paid more than their share of
federal income taxes, but Missouri and Kansas aren't so generous.
-- Tax officials in the two states insist that taxpayers provide
accurate information on their returns in order to get a refund... |
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Chicago
Sun-Times
Student
loans for invaders?
Illegal immigrants with "B"
averages would be eligible for state-backed student loans if
a controversial Senate proposal becomes law. -- Sen. Martin Sandoval
(D-Chicago) has called for the state to establish a taxpayer-funded
student loan fund from which Illinois residents -- regardless
of their citizenship... |
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Charlotte
Observer
Drug
bust uncovers fake ID operation
The Lexington County seizure in January of 11
pounds of cocaine from illegal Mexican immigrants has led to
the discovery of a fake Social Security card and identity theft
operation, authorities say. -- About 20 members and associates
of a Lexington County Mexican family, many illegally in the United
States... |
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Hal Netkin's
L. A. Watchdog
9-11
Commissioner John Lehman on Real ID Act
Any federal ID act is dead on arrival if airlines accept foreign
IDs such as the Mexican matricula ID to board airliners. -- Read
Lehman's May 8, 2007, piece on the Real ID. -- While Lehman's
argument on the need for federal driver's license standards is
compelling, incredibly, he ignores the Mexican matricula ID. |
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Los Angeles
Daily News
MacArthur
clash could be costly
The clash between LAPD officers and demonstrators
at a May 1 immigration rally will likely result in multimillion-
dollar legal judgments that will be a "waste" of taxpayer
dollars, Mayor
Antonio Villaraigosa said Sunday. -- [This clown also implied
on KABC-TV's 'Newsmakers' yesterday that the protesters were
legal residents and citizens, not invaders... he claimed invaders
were too afraid to protest in L. A.] |
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Akron Beacon
Journal
Invaders
arrested at dairy farm deported to Mexico
Bad Axe, Mich. -- Eleven of 13 [illegal
aliens... criminals] arrested during a raid at a Huron County
dairy farm have been deported to Mexico, while the other two
are challenging deportation, the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security said. -- Michigan State Police, meanwhile, are continuing
their investigation... |
Giuliani |
Amanda B.
Carpenter -- Human Events
Giuliani
opposed welfare reform in order to protect illegals
Rudy Giuliani's record as a pro-choice,
pro-gay-marriage New York City mayor is well known, but his willingness
to shelter illegal aliens from federal immigration laws in the
Big Apple should also give conservatives pause. -- Under his
control, the New York City Corp. lost a lawsuit against the federal
government... |
Bush Crony
Sutton |
Los Angeles
Times
Border
case puts U.S. attorney on defensive
Internet cartoons show him with horns
and the word "TRAITOR" branded on his forehead. Conservative
talk radio derides him as "Johnny Satan." At least
two Republican congressmen, normally staunch defenders of the
Bush administration, have castigated him on the House floor. |
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Nicholas
Stix -- Global Politician
Immigration
Day - Invaders and the media march together
They want your job, your property, and
your country. And they have powerful accomplices. On May 1, Americans
again saw thousands but at least this time, not millions
of federal criminals take to the streets, demanding recognition
of their "right" to continue committing crimes. The
criminals were supposedly... |
Castañeda |
Allan Wall
-- VDare.com
Jorge
Castaneda still telling us what to do
Remember Jorge
Castaneda, Vicente Fox's first foreign minister, who demanded
"the whole enchilada?" Though out of the Mexican government
since 2003, Castaneda is still telling us what to do. On May
8th, he was in San Antonio giving a speech to university students
and said of immigration... |
Bush Lackey |
Washington
Times
Border
Patrol conflict widens
The National Border Patrol Council has
filed an unfair labor practices complaint against U.S. Border
Patrol Chief David
V. Aguilar (pictured at left), saying he sought to "intimidate"
field agents in an effort to discredit a "no-confidence"
vote by the union's leadership. |
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