Friday, August 10, 2007

Getting Uglier Mexican Invaders Will Not Go Without a Fight Reconquistas - note Virgin of Guadalupe in upper left part of photo. Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- August 9     Dobbs: Illegal aliens and their supporters, their advocates are protesting now efforts by the federal government to actually enforce immigration laws. I know that's a big change for everybody, and it's not happening in what I would consider to be either adequate or considerable scale. But nonetheless, enforcement is beginning in some quarters.     And guess what? The illegal alien lobby is now considering suing businesses that would actually comply with U.S. law. You got to love this issue.     Casey Wian has our report.     Wian: So this is what you get if you're a business that dares to comply with federal immigration law. Protesters demanding that illegal aliens be allowed to keep their job.  Watch Border Security / Invaders Make Demands Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

DOBBS POLL

Question on Illegal Alien Criminals and Police Scroll down -- Poll on right -- Current Results

Statesman-Journal -- Salem, Oregon Oregon nursery group criticizes tougher federal measures Wilsonville -- Oregon Association of Nurseries Director of Government Relations Jeff Stone responded sharply to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announcement of a series of reforms the Bush Administration made addressing worksite enforcement provisions...

Washington Times Border Patrol filling its ranks The man who oversees the U.S. Border Patrol says the agency will meet President Bush's hiring goal of 6,000 new agents by the end of 2008, despite concerns by law-enforcement officials that the goal is unreachable. -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner W. Ralph Basham said that while increasing the agency"s manpower...

Coming Up August 11 Midwest Minutemen -- Chicago -- 11 to 1 pm CDT | Other Events Protest at La Raza's Chicago Office

Denver Post Giuliani defends his record on illegal aliens GOP presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani defended his record on [illegal aliens... criminals] Friday, saying no candidate has a better record in dealing with the issue after primary opponent Mitt Romney accused him of supporting illegal immigration when he was New York's mayor.

Daniel W. Reilly -- Politico.com Border security plan draws doubt Both sides of the roiling immigration debate greeted President Bush's new border security plan with skepticism Friday. -- Opponents warned the White House may be trying to placate hardliners with tough talk, or using it as a pretext to reintroduce its comprehensive immigration reform measure next year...

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

Associated Press Tribes promise legal status to invaders for a price Omaha -- A non-federally recognized American Indian tribe today defended its recruiting of Hispanic illegal [aliens... criminals] to the tribe. -- The tribe is promising the [invaders] that joining would keep them from being deported. -- Advocates and federal officials condemned the practice as a scam...

Syracuse (New York) Post-Standard Rally for "migrant workers" draws 30 people About 30 people participated in a noon rally today to draw attention to the plight of migrant workers. -- The rally, organized by the Central New York Workers Rights Center, came two days after border patrol officers picked up and jailed two migrant workers injured in a propane explosion two years ago in Oswego County.

Coming Up September 1 Voice of the People USA - Harrisburg, PA | Other Events Save Hazleton -- Save America!

Renee Taylor -- Family Security Foundation Watching America slip away Two tomato processing firms based in Monticello, Arkansas ­ Candy Brand, LLC and Tomato Shippers, LLC ­ as well as four local Bradley County, Arkansas, residents ­ Charles Searcy, Randy Clanton, Dale McGinnis and Brooks Lisenby ­ are the subjects of a lawsuit filed by the Southern Poverty Law Firm, Montgomery, Alabama...

Savage

WorldNetDaily.com Savage attacked by officials pushing "immigrant" bailout San Francisco city officials are trying to force taxpayers to pay for immigrants' green cards and citizenship ­ and to bolster their case for the new tax, they've introduced a resolution condemning national radio talk-show host Michael Savage for what they call his "defamatory language ... against immigrants."

Manchester (New Hampshire) Union Leader English-only signs in Merrimack Merrimack -- Latino people remain free and welcome to come swimming at Naticook Lake at Wasserman Park, but they are not going to find any Spanish- language signs to tell them the park rules. -- The town council last night voted 5-0-0 to update the park rules only in the English language...

George Putnam -- NewsMax.com The danger from radical Islam grows It is this reporter's opinion, having lived through the scourges of communism under Joseph Stalin and the Holocaust of Adolf Hitler, that I am in a position to point to the dangers posed by an even greater threat - radical Islam. -- I hasten to add that I am referring only to elements of radical Islam, not mainstream Muslims.

Pat Buchanan

VDare.com Robert Putnam: Diversity is our destruction If you were looking for a truce in the immigration wars once the Bush- Kennedy amnesty went down to defeat, look again. -- Communities, cities, and states are passing tough new laws to deal with the 12-20 million illegal aliens in our midst. Towns like Hazleton, Pa., and Farmers Branch, Texas...

Medill Reports -- Chicago Battle lines being drawn in Waukegan battle over invaders Thousands were galvanized last month when the Waukegan City Council voted to allow police to enforce federal immigration law, something usually left to the feds. -- Latinos are in the majority in this town of 92,000, even without counting the estimated 10,000 [illegal alien... criminal] residents.

Screwball

Stein Report / Brussels Journal Europe's arrogance and hypocrisy on illegal immigration Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodríguez Zapatero deserves a special award for transatlantic chutzpah. During his recent visit to Mexico, he ended the state dinner held in his honor by toasting Mexican President Felipe Calderon with a sterling example of post-modern pontification for which Spanish leftists are so famous...

WorldNetDaily.com U.S. military headed next for Mexican soil? A Texas congressman is leading discussions with the White House to develop a military plan to assist Mexico in the war President Felipe Calderón is waging against the drug cartels. -- Yolanda Urrabazo, spokeswoman for Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, told WND the discussions involve the possibility... [Related Poll]

Stein Report / DHS Chertoff announces menu of enforcement measures Whether or not you are suspicious that recent Department of Homeland Security's improved enforcement record on the border and in the interior of the country is intended to pave the way for the Bush administration's efforts to push through an amnesty for those illegally here and for a new guest worker program...

Access North Georgia Deal: No hope for Congressional immigration reform Gainesville, Ga. -- Congressman Nathan Deal told his town hall meeting audience at Brenau University Thursday night he does not hold out hope for a legislative solution to immigration problem. -- Deal said with loss of Republican control in the house and the immigration bill's failure in the U.S. Senate, Congress is at a standstill.

Romney

Randall Burns -- VDare.com Romney And Immigration Reform: What the record says Mitt Romney is the Establishment candidate with the best chance of getting the GOP nomination who has also been most favorable to patriotic immigration reform. -- According to the market at Intrade.com, that chance was between 21.0% and 21.09% as of August 9, 2007, as opposed to a probability of...

Fox News Illegal alien pleads not guilty in N.J. execution-style deaths An illegal [alien... criminal] accused in the execution- style deaths of three students pleaded not guilty to the crimes Friday. -- Jose Carranza [shown at left], of Peru, surrendered directly to Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker Thursday, and was arraigned Friday morning. [More family values]

The Messenger -- Fort Dodge, Iowa Chase duo held on multiple charges Two men arrested after allegedly leading law enforcement on a chase through Fort Dodge Wednesday remain in the Webster County Jail on a hold from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as local charges. -- Leodan Vasquez appeared in Webster County Magistrate Court Thursday charged with felony eluding...

Tucson Citizen Mexico criticizes U.S. force at border Mexico on Thursday criticized the "excessive use of force" by American border authorities and slammed what it called insensitivity among U.S. legislators who failed to approve immigration reforms. -- Tensions over the immigration issue boiled to the surface after an unidentified Border Patrol agent shot and killed a Mexican man...

Rep. Hunter

Des Moines Register Hunter stresses need for border fence Republican presidential candidate Duncan Hunter kicked off The Des Moines Register's Soapbox candidate appearances Thursday at the Iowa State Fair with his calls for beefed-up national defense, an expanded border fence and more manufacturing jobs.

Canadian Business Meddling Mexican whines after Bush amnesty scheme fails President Felipe Calderon unleashed some of his harshest criticism yet of the U.S. Congress, calling its members insensitive and saying they ignored reality by failing to pass an immigration reform bill in June. -- The bill would have expanded guest worker programs and provided a path toward citizenship... [More Mexican meddling]