Friday, August 3, 2007

Secure the Border Now Republican National Committee To Send Message to Bush Today Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- August 2, 2007 Sylvester: State GOP leaders want to send a strong message: Secure the U.S. borders. At their national summer meeting, 168 members of the Republican National Committee moved ahead with a resolution that demands completion of a border fence and using every appropriate additional means to seal entry to illegal immigrants, including using the Army and the National Guard. Pullen: The Republican Party and the base of our party clearly are for securing the border now. And what the resolution does is it directs Congress that this is the highest priority to move forward with securing the border as quickly as possible.  Watch Pullen / Mexico Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Rocky Mountain News Ed chief wants to reward invaders Colorado higher education director David Skaggs says he will try to remove legal barriers to in-state tuition for Colorado students whose parents are in the country illegally. -- "The disconnect is, we treat these kids as Colorado kids for purposes of K-12 education, and then suddenly they fall off the edge of the Earth," Skaggs said.

Janet Levy -- American Thinker Lindsey Graham's about-face In a remarkable turnabout reminiscent of the famous John Kerry flip flop, "I was for the war before I was against the war," U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (skunk at left) effected a dramatic reversal last week in his position on illegal immigration. -- Not more than a month earlier, Graham, or "Grahamnesty" as he was labeled, had been a strident supporter of...

Judicial Watch Employers of invaders to be fined The U.S. government has finally decided to end the decades-long practice of illegal immigrants using fake Social Security numbers to work by actually holding those who hire them accountable. -- The Department of Homeland Security is on the verge of officially issuing rules that businesses must follow...

Connie Fogal -- Global Research -- Montreal SPP a "hostile takeover" of democratic government Connie Fogal says the SPP is the "hostile takeover" of the apparatus of democratic government and an end to the "rule of law". There has been a kind of coup d'état over the government operations of Canada, U.S.A. and Mexico. -- The first formal step towards the NAU was NAFTA...

Yuma Sun Spear thrown at Border Patrol agents An attempted assault with a rock and a homemade spear was made against Border Patrol agents in the Yuma Sector who were trying to apprehend 15 illegal immigrants. -- Around 5 a.m. today, agents in the Boat Patrol Unit were assisting agents along the Colorado River in capturing the group, and as they closed in, the group scattered...

Ignacio Ramos

North County Times -- Escondido, Calif. Family seeks support for border agent A thousand points of friction surround the issue of illegal immigration, but few have inflamed passions like the cases of Ignacio "Nacho" Ramos and Jose Compean. -- The two U.S. Border Patrol agents have been in federal prison since January after shooting and wounding a drug smuggler who was fleeing to the Mexican border...

Tammy Bruce McCain panics, stands on his head, flip-flops on amnesty John McCain has suddenly changed his position on immigration! He also changed his name to "Tom Duncan Tancredo Hunter," danced the cha cha, dyed his hair purple, joined Cirque de Soleil, threatened to invade a sovereign nation (oh wait, that's Obama), endorsed setting up Murder Squads to assassinate, er...

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

George Putnam -- NewsMax.com We must win the gang war It is this reporter's opinion that as a young broadcaster we thought we could help the police, sheriff, city council, board of supervisors, probation department, and the mayor of Los Angeles himself turn youth gangs into productive clubs. -- We held athletic events, dances, and community dinners bringing together...

Washington Post Border computers vulnerable to attack The U.S. government's main border control system is plagued by computer security weaknesses, increasing the risk of computer attacks, data thefts, and manipulation of millions of identity records including passport, visa and Social Security numbers and the world's largest fingerprint database, officials said.

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Journal News -- White Plains, New York Consular ID cards ignite immigration debate ...It is this consular ID card, otherwise known as a blue card, that has caused a maelstrom this week between political opponents running for town office and further fueled the intense debate over illegal immigration. -- Brewster Mayor John Degnan, a candidate for Southeast supervisor, had invited the consul general of Guatemala...

NorthJersey.com New Jersey governor forms panel on invader issues Governor Corzine is creating a panel to advise him on how New Jersey can help integrate immigrants into society and prepare [illegal aliens... criminals] for a path to legalization. -- The panel is expected to examine immigrant access to health care, education, job training, social services, English classes...

D. A. King

D. A. King -- Appen Newspapers -- Alpharetta, Georgia Amnesty for aliens not worth the price There is an old axiom for writers that is too often ignored: Write about what you know. -- This reader thinks that Mr. Appen's ill-informed column regarding State Senator Chip Rogers' and his Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act (SB 529) and the huge majority of Americans who opposed...

The Examiner Day laborers assemble to rally on Capitol Hill for end to raids Arms in the air, palms forward, nearly 100 day laborers stood outside the U.S. Capitol on Thursday afternoon, saying they wanted people to see the hands that are building America. -- The workers rallied on the Capitol's west lawn, calling for a moratorium on immigration raids, as part of a four-day convention that an estimated 200 day laborers...

The Politico House erupts in chaos In a massive flare-up of partisan tensions, Republicans walked out on a House vote late Thursday night to protest what they believed to be Democratic maneuvers to reverse an unfavorable outcome for them. -- The flap represents a complete breakdown in parliamentary procedure and an unprecedented low for the sometimes bitterly divided chamber.

El Paso Times Soldier's relatives indicted in invader smuggling case The sister and brother-in-law of a Texas National Guardsman accused of leading an immigrant smuggling ring have been indicted in the case, federal prosecutors said. -- Luisa Pacheco and her husband, Jerry Zuniga, were indicted on charges of conspiracy to transport illegal immigrants and harboring five illegal [aliens... criminals] in their home.

New York Times In increments, Senate revisits amnesty scheme When a broad immigration bill failed in the Senate in June after a vitriolic national debate, many legislators said the issue was dead, perhaps until President Bush left office. But already some of the less contentious pieces of the bill are returning to life. -- Last week, the Senate approved $3 billion for border security...

Chicago Tribune Immigration fight spurs exodus ..."Since the immigration discussions began in 2006, his business went downhill," said Frank Scarpelli, manager of the Meadowdale Shopping Center in Carpentersville. "The feeling was that his [Latino] clientele felt uncomfortable conducting business in Carpentersville."

WorldNetDaily.com Dope dealer in Ramos-Compean case cops guilty plea Cipriano Ortiz- Hernandez, the stash house operator in the "second load" brought across the border by Osbaldo Aldrete- Davila in the Ramos and Compean case, pleaded guilty in El Paso to drug charges. -- WND has obtained copies of a signed guilty plea entered Tuesday with the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas in El Paso...

Washington Times Lack of interpreters hinders prosecutions After three years of searching, officials finally found an interpreter available for the sexual abuse case against a Liberian man who is one of only about 100,000 people worldwide who speak Vai. -- But it was too late. -- A Montgomery County judge dismissed the charges against Mahamu Kanneh last month...

Kris Eggle

American Border Patrol Today's 'Live from the Border' from ABP American Border Patrol reports that its Live From The Border report to be aired on the Internet today at noon Pacific time, will be dedicated to Kris Eggle, the Park Ranger who was murdered by a Mexican drug smuggler five years ago. ABP will report on the progress the Department of Homeland Security...

Contra Costa Times Bill tackles immigration enforcement Conservative Republican senators Thursday introduced a bill bristling with immigration enforcement measures, the latest in a range of efforts across government to crack down on illegal immigration after the Senate's failure this summer to pass a broader overhaul. -- The bill would tighten enforcement on the border, in the country's interior...

Hardbeat News -- New York McCain flip flops over immigration reform Presidential hopeful, Senator John McCain, has changed his tune on the issue of earned legalization for [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- The about face comes as the campaign for the Presidency heats up and McCain continues to face criticism from other Republicans over his more liberal stance on the issue.