Tuesday, July 24, 2007

This Way to Nuevo (New) Haven ALIPAC Encourages Illegals to Go There "We figure if they get another five or ten thousand illegal aliens in New Haven, they'll be closing hospitals, begging for school bonds and begging for federal aid to fight the gangs..." O'Reilly Factor -- Fox News -- July 23 O'Reilly: The mayor there, John DeStefano, has made it very, very clear that his city, New Haven, is a haven for illegal immigrants - sanctuary city - he wants to give all illegal aliens citizenship...what's your reaction to this? Gheen: At a time when illegal aliens are leaving states like Georgia and parts of Pennsylvania because of local efforts by cities to enforce immigration law, we know a lot of people in this country that would love to send New Haven a lot of illegal aliens so we've created a flier on our Web site, ALIPAC.us... encouraging illegal aliens across the U.S. to take the mayor up on this opportunity.  Watch Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

FOX POLL

Question on Invaders and Health Insurance Scroll down -- Poll on right -- Current Results

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Arizona chamber joining challenge to employer sanctions law The Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced Tuesday it will join two other business groups' legal challenge to a new state law that punishes employers who knowingly hire illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The chamber, the state's largest business lobby, said its four-part strategy on the issue also calls for urging the Legislature...

De Stefano

Monsters and Critics.com -- UK Protests as U.S. city gives invaders (criminals) IDs New Haven, Connecticut, on Tuesday became the first U.S. city to issue identification cards to illegal immigrants, as opponents of the controversial cards booed the mayor (the confused clown shown at left) and its backers cheered. -- About 250 people gathered at the city hall as New Haven started issuing the cards that grant access to...

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald / Review Mexican gets probation after serving as lookout for pot smugglers Bisbee, Ariz. -- A Mexican national who pleaded guilty to serving as a lookout during a marijuana transportation operation was sentenced to three years of probation at Cochise County Superior Court on Monday. -- Mario Yates-Moreno, of Hermosillo, Sonora, will be turned over to federal authorities and deported from the US...

Cincinnati Enquirer Reconquistas to fight anti-invader proposal Monroe, Ohio -- Several organizations oppose a proposed Ohio law aiming at clamping down on illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- A union, a civil rights group and a Latino group have set a news conference for 3 p.m. today to discuss concerns about State Rep. Courtney Combs' bill. Combs, who hails from Butler County...

Associated Press Sharpton eyes "immigration reform" The Rev. Al Sharpton and Wal-Mart CEO Lee Scott became unlikely allies Tuesday in their call to revive immigration legislation, in speeches before the nation's largest Hispanic civil rights organization [the Tan Klan]. "Congress needs to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill now," said Scott, who heads the world's largest retailer.

Canadian Broadcasting Company Canada, U.S., Mexico sign trilateral energy accord Canada, the US and Mexico signed what officials are calling a historic energy accord on Monday, sharing information about the science and technology of energy. -- Natural Resources Minister Gary Lunn, U.S. Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman and Secretary of Energy for Mexico Georgina Kessel signed the trilateral accord in Victoria.

Burlington (Vermont) Free Press More foreign-speaking students enroll in local schools ...The students at the school were a veritable United Nations. They spoke Maay- Maay, Arabic, Russian, French, Vietnamese and other languages. Many were refugees from Somalia, Sudan, Turkey, the Congo, Bosnia, Vietnam and Burundi, one of the newest refugee groups to arrive in Vermont.... [Similar mess in Colorado]

WorldNetDaily.com Secret memo: One-world agenda dominates SPP summit A multinational business agenda is driving the upcoming summit meeting of the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, according to a document obtained through an Access to Information Act request in Canada. -- The memo shows a secondary focus of the leaders' meeting in Montebello, Quebec...

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Suspected invader crashes into immigration officer Batavia, NY -- A suspected illegal [alien... criminal] is due in court Wednesday after a hit- and- run involving an off-duty immigration officer. -- An off-duty Batavia city police officer saw a vehicle run a red light at Main and Oak streets at 12:09 a.m. Friday, hit the immigration officer's vehicle, then head north on Oak Street...

Ramos & Compean

WorldNetDaily.com Congressional posse rides to help jailed border agents Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., plans to introduce an amendment tomorrow intended to get former U.S. Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean released from prison immediately. -- Tancredo, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, plans to attach his amendment to H.R. 3093, the appropriations bill...

Linnick

Linda Thom -- VDare.com The Adhahn Atrocity: Another enforcement (and MSM) failure The media in Washington-the Washington on the left side of the country-run Terapon Adhahn stories every day, every hour and everywhere. The blogs are bogged. Adhahn's mother: "'My son is sick. I am angry at him'", screamed the headline of The Seattle Times last Friday...

No Sponges

Maryland Gazette -- Glen Burnie County defends grant cuts to Hispanic groups County government took its defense of grant cutting on the road this week, justifying the reductions to Hispanic nonprofit groups in a room full of Hispanic activists. -- Sheryl Banks, the county's special assistant for minority affairs, answered questions about why County Executive John R. Leopold cut $115,000 to Centro de Ayuda...

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

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Road builder won't bid for jobs One of Georgia's biggest road-building companies says it won't bid on any more Gwinnett County contracts - for now - as a result of a new county policy meant to crack down on illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- E.R. Snell Contractor Inc. told the county commissioners in a July 9 letter that it had "serious concerns"...

Boston Globe Mosque leader accused of immigration fraud The spiritual leader of a mosque in Sharon was arrested yesterday on federal immigration fraud charges, sparking a protest outside the courthouse in Boston by a group of religious leaders and civil rights advocates who called the case a witch hunt. -- Muhammad Masood, mam of the 1,500 member Islamic Center of New England...

Idiot

The Hill -- Washington AG Alberto Gonzales: 'I'm not a quitter' ...Sen. Charles Schumer... immediately ridiculed Gonzales's intention to remain at the department. -- "There are probably only two people on Earth who think the Attorney General ought to stay: Alberto Gonzales and President Bush," Schumer said in a release. "As long as he's in charge, the Justice Department, the rule of law and America will suffer."

Jeff Schwilk -- North County Times -- Escondido, Calif. Some churches choosing to ignore immigration laws There's a problem in Fallbrook, and it's not with the local peaceful protesters. The town's Catholic church, St. Peter's, has decided that U.S. immigration laws don't apply to them. This church operates a formal day labor hiring center for known illegal aliens in their driveway 50 feet from their preschool and playground...

Ramos & Compean

Stein Report Video: Philadelphia protest targets Mexican consulate Digger's Realm, Illegal Protest and other activists and bloggers held a protest this Saturday in Philadelphia over the imprisonment of Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean and others who were prosecuted for doing their job. -- "For every 1 hateful and aggressive opponent to our position though there were 4 or more supporters..."

Reuters U.S. arrests Chinese-Mexican suspected meth king Mexico City -- The United States arrested on Monday a Mexican laboratory owner accused of helping make huge quantities of crystal meth, four months after police found $206 million cash in his Mexico City mansion. -- Mexico's attorney general, Eduardo Medina Mora, said U.S. authorities had confirmed...

Mike Cutler

Family Security Foundation Our Immigration Crisis: Treating all of the symptoms A recent article from the Washington Times describes a success story of how our nation's laws can be effectively enforced to punish those who would enter into various schemes in order to enable aliens to circumvent our nation's immigration laws. It is a prime example of how it is not the laws that are broken, but rather a lack of resources available...

WKMG-TV -- Orlando Cheering men lead to 'professional' cockfighting operation A large group of cheering men in a rural part of Polk County led to the arrests of 17 men on suspicion they were taking part in a cockfighting operation described as "very professional" by the county sheriff. --- Two of the 17 men captured and arrested were from Orlando; Oscar Herrara and Jose Herrara, according to police. One of the men had a hat on...

Tony Snow

WorldNetDaily.com IDs for illegals draws no comment from Snow Attempts by cities or other governments to sidestep federal policy and make their own provisions for illegal aliens won't get any attention from the White House, spokesman Tony Snow says. -- He said such efforts are not under the president's "purview." -- Snow was responding today to a question from Les Kinsolving...

KGBT-TV -- Harlingen Border wall construction to begin this fall A disputed border fence is coming to the valley. Now a top Washington official says the wall is set for construction this fall. It's a controversial topic frequently discussed in the valley. -- But it's already scheduled to become a reality. A border wall. Construction for the wall which will separate the US from Mexico might begin in a matter of months.

Throng

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cobb officials want to ban home crowding Ten people are living in Zugey Arzate's little brick house in east Cobb County, and her neighbors say the crowd is causing big problems. -- Arzate says her 1,511- square- foot home on Little Road has ample space for her and her nine relatives from Mexico. -- Neighbors say that's far too many people in a single-family home.

Yuma Sun Border agents assaulted Sunday Agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection were assaulted by people throwing rocks Sunday during the arrest of two illegal immigrants near the U.S.-Mexico border in San Luis, Ariz. -- The rocks failed to strike an agent, but one did shatter the window of a marked Border Patrol vehicle... [Previous Rock Attack Photos]

Lynn M. Stuter -- NewsWithViews.com The Bush Chronicles: Connecting the dots ...Glenn Spencer of American Patrol called this tack by Chertoff a gambit; an opening move intended, ultimately, to gain advantage. "Chertoff is selectively enforcing immigration law to create monstrosities He is doing this to evoke outrage and, ultimately, support for Bush's amnesty program."

Cliff Kinkaid-- Canada Free Press -- Toronto Selling America to Communist China In remarks on July 20 to a Freedom 21 conference in Dallas, Texas, conservative leader Phyllis Schlafly declared that the Chinese communists intend to exploit development of a North American Union in order to bring more cheap goods into the U.S. and destroy more American jobs. -- The Freedom 21 conference, organized by Tom DeWeese...

Project 21 Reconquistas want to interfere with talk radio; Blacks disagree Black and Hispanic organizations appear to be lining up on different sides of the Fairness Doctrine debate. -- Domingo Garcia, the national co-chairman of the civil rights commission of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), announced at the group's annual convention last week that he has asked...