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Immigration Surfaces
in Debate
Chris Wallace Nails Giuliani and others
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"...people
who are working in this country can come forward, sign up for
the tamper-proof ID card, get in the database and start paying
their way." -- Giuliani
Glenn's comment: A
vote for Giuliani is a vote for amnesty, pure and simple |
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New York Times Transcript
Republican
Presidential Debate - May 15
Chris Wallace:
Mayor Giuliani, when you were running New York, you said the
following about illegal immigrants: "If you come here, and
you work hard, and you happen to be in an undocumented status,
you're one of the people who we want in this city." If that
was good enough for New York, why isn't it good enough for the
country, sir?
[Now comes the artful dodger]
Rudy Giuliani: Well, first of
all, I'd like to thank Congressman Tancredo for saying that I'm
soft on anything. (Laughter.) That's the first time in about
20 years, since I was U.S. attorney, that anybody accused me
of being soft. So it may help my reputation.
The reality is, the focus on immigration
should be to know everyone who's in the United States. We should
have a tamper-proof ID card; we should have a database in which
we can identify the people who are in this country.
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Associated
Press
Invaders
plan child care for their anchor babies
Calhoun, Ga. -- Increasingly fearful
of getting swept up in a government raid, some illegal [aliens...
criminals] in this Georgia carpet- mill town and around the
country are drawing up legal instructions designating someone
to take care of their children if the parents are jailed or deported. |
Kate O'Bierne |
National
Review
Amnesty
$$$$$$
Tomorrow, The Heritage Foundation's Robert
Rector will share the following analysis in testimony before
the House Judiciary Committee. Virtually no attention has been
paid to the enormous costs involved in legalizing millions of
low-skilled illegal aliens. One problem is that immigration reform
is being negotiated... |
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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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KOLR-TV
-- Springfield, Missouri
Mexican
invader admits to hiring other invaders
A Mexican national living in Springfield
faces up to 30 years behind bars for recruiting illegal aliens
[criminals] to work
at his home- improvement company. -- Santiago Lopez- Gomez has
admitted in federal court to hiring six illegal aliens to work
at his business - S.L. Primo's Exteriors in Ozark. |
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HughHewitt.com
A
Disaster: The GOP caves on border security
Word is leaking that the GOP in the Senate
are on the verge of agreeing to an immigration bill that has
-- as a concession to the GOP -- less than half of the fencing
promised by law last year. -- White flag time on the border,
and a national security and thus a political disaster. |
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American
Border Patrol
Invasion from Mexico picking
up in Arizona again
American Border Patrol reports that
after a month of very slow activity, border enforcement at the
Naco Border Patrol Station is once again on the rise and approaching
the averages seen before April. |
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Sierra Vista
(Arizona) Herald / Review
Judge
finds probable cause in human smuggling case
Bisbee -- A judge ruled at a preliminary
hearing Tuesday that an illegal immigrant from Mexico can be
tried for violating the state's human smuggling law. -- The key
issue presented to David Morales, justice of the peace in Cochise
County Justice Court 1, was whether Jose Alberto Chavez-Rojas
of Mazatlan, state of Sinaloa... |
Grassley |
Globe Gazette
-- Mason City, Iowa
No
amnesty for illegal aliens
U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Ia., said
today he's against unrestricted amnesty for illegal aliens and
will vote against any immigration bill that includes it. -- "I
voted for amnesty 20 years ago and I won't do it again,"
he said in a conference call to Iowa political reporters from
his Washington office. |
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Alan Caruba
-- Axcess News
Too
many illegal aliens
Here's one of those statistics that sums
up everything you need to know about America's immigration crisis.
The May 14 edition of US News & World Report had a small
item noting that, "Mexico has lost more people to migration
to the United States than to death since 2000." |
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Springdale
(Arkansas) Morning News
Rogers,
Springdale models on immigration enforcement makes contrast
Whether local police should pursue illegal
immigration cases on their own or wait until a suspect is arrested
for breaking local laws was the longest- debated topic of a televised
forum on immigration Tuesday night. -- Local television station
KHOG and The Morning News cooperated in a series of reports... |
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Las Vegas
Review-Journal
Anti-invader
bill decried
Even if the Legislature passed a law
that authorized the state to pull the licenses of casinos that
hire illegal immigrants, it wouldn't happen, an American Civil
Liberties Union leader testified Monday. -- ACLU state director
Gary Peck predicted state officials would never terminate licenses... |
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Associated
Press
Bush
denounced over border violence
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and Arizona
Gov. Janet Napolitano accuse the federal government of doing
little to find a permanent solution to immigration problems and
violence along the U.S.-Mexico border. -- The governors complained
in a letter sent Tuesday to President Bush that the lawlessness... |
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Roan Garcia-Quintana
-- Greenville News
South
Carolinians have had enough!
The problem we are facing is not immigration.
It is an "illegal immigration invasion." If you watched
or listened to the news May 1 and 2, you are quite aware of the
demonstrations that took place around the nation demanding "illegal
immigration rights!" -- You have to agree with me: "illegal
rights" is an oxymoron! |
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Associated
Press
Teenager
to be deported after rape plea
A Massachusetts teenager charged with
raping a 14-year-old girl in Lake Winnipesaukee has pleaded guilty
to a single count of statutory rape and probably will be deported
as a result. -- Joverlyn Garcia accepted a plea offer by prosecutors
Monday after a jury had been selected for his trial. [More
family values] |
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Macon Telegraph
Isakson
says immigration reform has "50-50" chance
The U.S. Senate is again poised to take
up sweeping immigration reform and Sen. Johnny Isakson said Monday
there's a 50-50 chance that a bill will be passed before Congress'
Memorial Day break. -- But, movement or not, immigration reform
remains the electorate's top domestic issue... |
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Newsday
-- New York
LI
becomes target of human trafficking probe
Human trafficking has become so rampant
on Long Island that three years ago the U.S. Justice Department
set up a task force to focus on the problem. -- The Long Island
Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force is one of 42 such federally
funded groups around the country, said Andrea Bertone, director
of the Academy... |
Lou Dobbs |
John Birch
Society
Crusading TV Anchor
Lou Dobbs Targeted by Alarmists
President J. Richard Cohen of the Southern
Poverty Law Center (SPLC) wants Americans to be wary of the information
given nightly on the CNN news program anchored by Lou Dobbs.
In his signed ad, he also seeks to cause Dobbs problems by addressing
his "Open Letter" to CNN with a demand that the newsman
be required to apologize... |
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Patrick
J. Buchanan -- VDare.com
The
New World Order GOP
A federal program, Ronald Reagan used
to say, is the closest thing to eternal life here on earth. Even
the Gipper conceded he failed to get control of the federal behemoth.
-- At least he tried. But what can be said for the conservative
movement today, as one witnesses the Wall Street Journal battle
to save the $400,000 -a- year tax-free sinecure... |
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Associated
Press
Workers
sue owners of raided factory
A company targeted in an immigration
raid in March tried to avoid paying overtime by making it appear
workers were being paid by two separate companies, according
to a lawsuit. -- Workers at Michael Bianco Inc. in New Bedford
allege they were paid with two separate checks, one from Michael
Bianco for day shifts and another... |
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San Diego
Union-Tribune
Sealing-off
of major Tijuana-U.S. tunnel begins
Work crews began Tuesday morning pouring
in thousands of pounds of concrete to fill in the largest of
seven tunnels under the U.S.-Mexico border discovered in recent
years entering California and Arizona. -- However, federal officials
warned that more such tunnels probably exist. |
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WRAL-TV
-- Raleigh
2 charged
after accidents must prove immigration status
A man charged in an incident following
a three-fatal accident in Raleigh was told Monday that he could
not post bond until he proves to a judge that he is legally in
the United States. -- The same requirement met a man arraigned
Monday on charges stemming from his truck plowing into a state
Highway Patrol cruiser on Interstate 40 last Friday. |
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Dallas Morning
News
Cities
act on invaders
From Farmers Branch to Hazleton, Pa.,
more than 100 municipalities across the country are taking it
upon themselves to tackle illegal immigration. -- In Pennsylvania,
32 municipalities have considered or enacted resolutions
such as making English the official language, cracking down on
employers who hire illegal [aliens...
criminals]... |
Onslaught |
Washington
Post
Overflowing
Fairfax homes split neighbors
Harry Gault doesn't think of the small
ranch home next door as a hot-button political issue in this
year's Fairfax County election or realize how frequently his
complaint is heard throughout the region. -- "I don't mind
an Hispanic neighborhood," said Gault. "But they've
turned a 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath home into a nine-room boarding
house." |
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American
Border Patrol
Border report delayed one day
Owing to a decision
by Senate leadership to postpone debate on the amnesty bill
until next Monday American Border Patrol has decided to take
advantage of the extra time to polish its report on the status
of the border infrastructure. It will be published here tomorrow. |
Lou Barletta |
Wilkes-Barre
(Pennsylvania) Times Leader
Hazleton
Mayor: Barletta takes GOP, Dem bids
Mayor Lou Barletta apparently won't have
to worry about a battle against former political foe Mike Marsicano
in the general election come November. -- Not only did Barletta
win the Republican nomination to serve a third term on Tuesday,
he won the Democratic nomination through a write-in campaign
as well, according to unofficial results. |
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El Paso
Times
Convicted
sex offender faces deportation to Mexico
A convicted sex offender, who earlier
this year was spotted near Polk Elementary School, faces possible
deportation, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman
said on Monday. -- Juan Carlos Aguilar, alias Juan Leal, was
arrested by ICE agents on Friday at his home... [More
family values] |
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Gainesville
(Georgia) Times
Many
speak against new tuition rules for invaders
Jesus Barrera's plans to become an orthodontist
have hit a major bump with a new University System of Georgia
policy that would end his ability to pay in- state tuition --
"There is no way for me to keep going (to college),"
Barrera said. -- He and 52 others spoke Monday to a panel of
University System officials ... |
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Associated
Press
Accused
Vegas bomber guilty in ID case
A Panamanian accused of planting a bomb
that killed his ex-girlfriend's new romantic interest outside
a Las Vegas Strip resort pleaded guilty Monday to having false
identification. -- A justice of the peace sentenced Omar Rueda-
Denvers to 10 days in jail on the misdemeanor charge, ensuring
that he would remain jailed... |
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