Thursday, July 19, 2007

Chertoff Double Cross? Did He Lie To Get Amnesty? Chertoff with part of 2-layered fence in background. (See larger photo of 2-layer fence) (See photo of single-layer fence.) Interview Before Senate Vote -- MSNBC MSNBC: "How many miles have been built so far and where are we on that whole project?" Chertoff: "We're on course to building, or having about 150 miles of fence by the end of this September." Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- 6/27/07 Romans: Now, the administration promises tougher border security. DHS secretary Michael Chertoff today said it's already happening. Now he says he expects 150 miles of border fence completed by September. But Congressman Duncan Hunter's office scoffs at that, they say less than 13 miles of fence has actually been completed outside Yuma and it's not the double fence that's already mandated. Comment: Is this a double-cross? Will we have 150 miles of 2-layer fence or one-layer fence? Will we have 150 miles of anything? Operation B.E.E.F. will tell us. And, tune in tomorrow for a live streaming report from ABP's border ranch. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Washington Examiner Other counties won't follow Prince William on invaders ..."There are all sorts of new Americans who have settled in Montgomery County," county spokesman Patrick Lacefield said. "We consider our diversity our strength, and we're not going to be going down the road that perhaps Loudoun and Prince William are, in terms of 'cracking down' on immigrants."

Associated Press Immigration activist seeks to join day laborer lawsuit Vista, Calif. -- An anti-illegal immigration activist asked a court to join a legal battle over access to the names of people who employ day laborers. -- Michael Spencer, leader of a group called the Vista Citizens Brigade, sparked the dispute after submitting a public records request last month for a list of employer names.

WBTW-TV -- Florence, South Carolina Invader hurt in Horry County suing for medical bills and more As the immigration debate heats up across the country, taxpayers are already paying some of the cost of illegal immigration right now. -- [Illegal aliens... criminals] hit the healthcare system daily, and now the legal system is feeling the squeeze. -- News13 has the story of [an invader in need of deportation] hurt on the job..

Californians for Population Stabilization Calif.: New bill would give student financial aid to invaders In a procedural maneuver called "gut and amend," Sen. Gil Cedillo has stripped a bill of its previous language and inserted his bill that would give scarce financial aid dollars to illegal alien students. The bill, SB 65, previously concerned an entirely different matter...

Arizona Republic Editorial The alarm sounds We just got three more wake-up calls about America's broken immigration policies. It's time for comprehensive federal reforms. -- First, two major business groups filed a legal challenge last week against Arizona's go- it- alone employer- sanctions law, which would strip the business licenses of companies that hire [illegal aliens... criminals].

WorldNetDaily.com 'Late, Great USA' a New York Times best-seller Just two weeks after its release, "The Late Great USA" ­ which exposes government plans to promote integration of the U.S., Mexico and Canada ­ has made the New York Times best-seller list. -- Written by Jerome Corsi, Ph.D., co-author of "Unfit for Command" which became a No. 1 New York Times best-seller and a decisive influence...

Announcement Memorial service for Tom Jeffers There will be a memorial service for Tom on Saturday, July 21st, 10:30 a.m., at St. Bede the Venerable Church, 215 Foothill Blvd., La Canada, Calif. -- Tom was UROC's Vice Chairman, Los Angeles. The generous use of his home and facilities for ALL patriotic groups was greatly appreciated by all.

KETV -- Omaha Bush challenges critics of his disastrous amnesty scheme Nashville -- President George W. Bush has sharply challenged critics of his stalled immigration- overhaul efforts, suggesting that failure to pass a guest- worker program could trigger a labor shortage in the United States. -- The president, speaking Thursday in Tennessee, said he was disappointed about his immigration bill's demise...

ABC News Iraqi-U.S. smuggling ring busted in Peru A criminal ring attempting to smuggle Iraqis into the United States has been busted in Lima, Peru, U.S. law enforcement officials tell the Blotter on ABC News.com. -- At least 10 Iraqis have been arrested over the last month there, some as they prepared to board flights to Los Angeles.

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

Rense.com The militarization and annexation of North America Besides the Bush administration's imperial aims and permanent war on the world, add the one at home below the radar. Its weapons include the WTO, NAFTA, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), FBI, CIA, NSA, NORTHCOM, militarized state and local police, National Guard forces, paramilitary mercenaries like Blackwater USA...

Dallas Morning News Chertoff: Texas border fence construction to begin by fall U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said he expects construction of a Texas-Mexico border fence to begin by this fall. He pledged to consult with local communities on the fence design, but said he won't give them a veto on the plan. -- "I expect we'll be doing some construction in Texas this fiscal year," Chertoff said...

KATU-TV -- Portland, Oregon 'Illegal worker free' ordinance courts controversy The massive new 40 foot by 18 foot flag in front of the Columbia County court house, along with smaller flags on nearby homes, boats, and cars, shows how deeply some locals are dedicated to law and order. -- One local resident, Wayne Mayo, says what's happening in Columbia County and across the United States...

Radio Iowa Tancredo accuses rivals of disregard for views of others Republican presidential candidate Tom Tancredo is accusing President Bush, rival John McCain and others who tried but failed to push through an immigration reform measure of a total disregard for the views of others. -- "It was the arrogance that got to me as much as the bad policy that they were pushing," Tancredo says.

Associated Press Feds offer tidbits about virtual fencing in Arizona Tucson -- The U.S. Border Patrol has unveiled a vague initial outline for adding virtual fencing across much of its 262-mile Tucson sector to help ferret out illegal crossings. -- Border Patrol and Homeland Security officials met with about 50 people, including representatives of conservation and environmental organizations...

Dr. Domenick Maglio -- Hernando Today -- Brooksville, Florida European union model coming to U.S. The elites of Europe centralized control over the people of historically distinct nations. This was accomplished with little verbal and no physical oppositional. The European Union was a political coup de'etat of not one nation but many nations. Each country voluntarily surrendered its sovereignty in piecemeal fashion in the hopes of gaining economic prosperity.

Inside Higher Ed A new tack for the DREAM Act An amendment that would attach the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act to the Department of Defense authorization bill never made it to the Senate floor Wednesday after Democratic leaders, unsuccessful in their bid to compel a withdrawal of troops from Iraq, shifted gears to focus...

Paul Craig Roberts -- VDare.com My Wake-up Call: Watch for another 9/11-WMD experience This is a wake-up call that we are about to experience another 9/11-WMD experience. -- The wake-up call is unlikely to be effective, because the American attitude toward government changed fundamentally seventy-odd years ago. Prior to the 1930s, Americans were suspicious of government, but with the arrival of the Great Depression, Tojo, and Hitler...

Esther J. Cepeda -- Chicago Sun-Times Ain't nothin' but a (g) thing [Scroll down] -- Congratulations, Waukegan, you didn't bow to the band of activists that commuted from the city to pump Hispanic residents up with fear and lies in order to bully you into dropping an application for 287(g) to get two of Waukegan's finest trained to deport violent criminals...

Sacramento Bee Assert "rights," agitators urge invaders Attorney Mark Silverman pointed a finger toward a rapt audience of undocumented immigrants at Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church in Sacramento. -- "If they knock on your door, don't open it. You don't have to answer their questions, either. You can say, no, politely," Silverman said in Spanish.

American Border Patrol Live show from the border Friday American Border Patrol will give a live tour of its border ranch this Friday at noon. The tour will be sent out over the Internet via broad band streaming. Tune in and see a vast array of technology, including remote border cameras, a new mobile mast camera system, the volunteer observation center, UAVs, and much more. Log on to ABP Friday at noon Pacific.

Maryland Community Newspapers Raid leaves invaders uneasy Federal agents charged the owners of El Pollo Rico in Wheaton and two of their relatives last week with harboring illegal aliens, money laundering and structuring bank deposits to avoid reporting requirements. -- Francisco Carlos Solano and his wife, Ines Solano, Consuelo Solano, and Juan Faustino Solano could each face 40 years in prison...

Marc Fisher -- Washington Post The melting pot boils over Nine years ago, John Stirrup says, he and his wife, Heidi, decided to move out of South Arlington because "our neighborhood was changing pretty drastically. There was a big gang presence, and it was beginning to get dangerous." -- "The final straw for me was when we found gang markings spray-painted on the trees," he recalls.

Pest Nest

Journal News -- White Plains, New York Invader says Spring Valley mayor hired him Spring Valley, NY -- An [illegal alien... criminal] day laborer who was hired to work a municipal project said yesterday that village Mayor George Darden was the one who hired him. -- Felix Sandoval, a Guatemalan native, said he and some friends were in the parking lot of a Route 59 mall around 4 p.m. Sunday...

VDare.com         Edwin S. Rubenstein Mexico's economy falls further behind You've heard the argument: Forget the border fence. Forget self deportation and strict workplace enforcement. They are doomed to fail as long as the economic "push factor" driving illegals to cross the border prevails. -- They send us their poor. The poor find work and send money home.

American Family News Network Border Agent Travesty: Judicial Watch granted hearing The public-interest group Judicial Watch has been granted a hearing by a federal judge in response to its request for government records detailing contacts between the U.S. and Mexican governments related to the prosecution of two former Border Patrol agents. -- Judicial Watch says the government has failed, under the provisions...

CNN Time to free Ramos and Compean There was an unusual spectacle in the nation's capital Tuesday, downright rare, in fact: U.S. Senators seeking truth, and justice, and taking action. And they deserve great credit and thanks. -- The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, led by Dianne Feinstein, focused on the reasons for the prosecution of two Border Patrol agents...

Hour -- Montreal, Quebec SPP has been called "NAFTA on crack" It's been called "NAFTA on crack," and the participants have been derided as "the Three Amigos," but you'd better start taking the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) seriously. Aimed at keeping "our borders closed to terrorism yet open to trade," according to their website, the SPP is poised to change the face of North America.

CNSNews.com Border agents' supporters hopeful after Senate probe Two leading senators Wednesday called on President Bush to commute the sentences of two former U.S. Border Patrol agents who are facing more than a decade each in prison for shooting a Mexican drug smuggler and covering up the incident. -- Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Sen. John Cornyn wrote in a letter to the White House...