Sunday, August 5, 2007

Patriots Form Border Alliance Minutemen and Others Re-Form The Citizens' Movement As I See It -- by Glenn Spencer American Patrol Border Operations Planned     A group of American patriots have formed a new alliance "to see the borders and ports of the United States secure." Known as Patriot's Border Alliance, the group was organized by experienced border volunteers and is dedicated to America's sovereignty.     As stated in its by-laws, the group was form for "providing information and documentation through civilian border watches, day labor site watches and illegal immigration informational rallies in various locations, illustrating the lack of border security and the effects of illegal immigration on the nation as a whole and critical infrastructure there of."     Patriots' Border Alliance will be coordinating a border operation for the dates August 17-19, 2007 on the southern Arizona border. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Arizona Republic Invaders caught in Northern Arizona often freed Human-smuggling rings are routinely transporting loads of illegal [aliens... criminals] on roads and highways through northern Arizona, sometimes with fatal results. -- State police and other law-enforcement agencies regularly encounter the smuggling vehicles during traffic stops on rural highways and on the two major interstate highways...

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Editorial Integrity and credibility gone, Gonzales must go Though he has discredited himself, Alberto Gonzales continues to hang on as U.S. attorney general. He won't quit, and President Bush won't fire him. Meanwhile, some Senate Democrats are demanding a probe by a special counsel to determine if Gonzales has committed perjury. And some House Democrats are looking into...

Access North Georgia Hispanic leader leaves Cobb board over ordinances Marietta, Ga. -- The leader of one of Georgia's most high-profile Hispanic groups has quit a Cobb County initiative designed to reach out to the Hispanic community saying the county government has shown a ''consistent lack of open, honest and transparent dialogue.'' -- Jerry Gonzalez, head of the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials...

Portland Oregonian Not enough English classes for 'immigrants' Communities nationwide are failing to keep pace with a swelling demand among immigrants for English classes, a national study has found. And unless the investment in English instruction quadruples to an estimated $4 billion each year for the next six years, the widening language gap could prove costly for tomorrow's taxpayers.

Edwin S. Rubenstein -- VDare.com July Jobs: American worker displacement resumes Nonfarm payrolls grew by a lower-than-expected 92,000 in July, the least seen since February. And the nation's unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, up from 4.5% in June and the highest reading since January, the Labor Department reported. -- The hint of recession did not help an already beleaguered stock market.

Charlie Daniels Illegal invasion The illegal immigration has turned into the illegal invasion and if you don't believe it you'd better take your head out of the sand and look around, and that includes you Mr. And Ms. Politician. -- Has the far Southwest become a microcosm of what the whole country is about to become?

Arellano

Chicago Tribune  Includes Ridiculous Video No way out (Sob story alert) ...Elvira Arellano, perhaps the most famous [illegal alien... criminal] in America, is waving a miniature Puerto Rican flag at the marchers. Arellano and her son, Saul, have been named honorary grand marshals of the parade, held a couple of hours after the more staid Puerto Rican Parade downtown. Standing behind the plate-glass window...

Rep. Paul

Sandra J. Miller -- NewsWithViews.com The Ron Paul mystique Dust from the November 2006 election had barely settled when presidential candidates began assembling for the 2008 campaign. With the exception of Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX), most were known quantities. Lots of "folklore" has been circulated about Congressman Paul, but how much is actually fact vs. "factoid?"

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Pinal sheriff seeks federal training on immigration law Pinal County Sheriff Chris Vasquez has asked federal officials to start training his staff on the finer points of immigration law, helping deputies determine who should and shouldn't be in the United States. -- The tutelage scheduled for October in Florence will better prepare deputies and jailers to follow Proposition 100...

Toronto Star Canadian: "My concern is we're going to be swarmed by Mexicans" ...According to the Immigration and Refugee Board, Mexican asylum claims have skyrocketed in a decade, from fewer than 1,000 a year to 5,000. For the past two years, Mexico has been Canada's top source country for refugee claims. -- With the defeat this spring of a U.S. immigration bill that would have...

Jim Kouri -- The Conservative Voice Federal Reserve Bank assisting invaders The Federal Reserve Bank is working with the Mexican government to make it easier for illegal aliens to export US money to their homeland. -- The Fed is currently devising several programs that will extend banking services to illegal aliens, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Gainesville (Georgia) Times Drug Central: Northeast Georgia now a hub for trafficking The numbers quoted during hearings held Friday in Gainesville's federal courthouse were staggering. One hundred kilograms of cocaine. Three hundred forty- one pounds of methamphetamine. All of it was bound for Hall County. All of it came from Mexico. -- And as the flow of Mexican immigrants to the poultry capital of the world continues...

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

Ramos & Compean

CNSNews.com Mexico's role in border agents case still in question A House panel Tuesday tried to determine whether the Mexican government had played any role in the politically explosive prosecution to two U.S. Border Patrol agents but was not able to reach any conclusions due to the absence of Justice Department and Homeland Security officials from the hearing.

Washington Times Editorial Open-borders smear tactics Even in the heart of "progressive" Montgomery County, a growing number of Marylanders are taking a stand against day-laborer centers for illegal aliens in their communities, and that doesn't sit well with advocates who tend to regard any criticism of such facilities as "nativist" bigotry. The current epicenter of the battle is a half-acre parcel...

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Pest Nest

Washington Post Loudoun County might open day-laborer hangout Loudoun County might open a job center for day laborers if a controversial one in nearby Herndon bans illegal immigrants, officials said yesterday. -- Herndon's day-laborer center, one of a handful in the Washington area, is across the Loudoun line. Loudoun officials say they fear that if the Herndon Town Council decides this month...

Gulfport (Mississippi) Sun Herald Steel company owner jailed for employing invaders The owner of Tarrasco Steel, a company that supplied workers on the Biloxi Bay Bridge, was arrested and charged with hiring illegal immigrants on projects in three states. Some had improper welding certification. -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Jose S. Gonzalez at his office in Greenville...