Wednesday, October 3, 2007

ABP Challenges Chertoff Assertion Progress on Border Fence Falls Short Pedestrian barrier near Naco, Arizona - 8% complete American Patrol     "I was really driving these guys hard to make sure that we were getting this done," Chertoff said of the fence. "This is one of those deals where we made a promise, and we've lived up to that promise."     According to American Border Patrol, the DHS has not lived up to its promise. ABP points to a fence project near Naco, Arizona where the contractor has finished only 8% of the 5.16 miles of pedestrian barrier.     "We are studying the data from our most recent border survey, but based on a preliminary review, there is no way that Chertoff has kept his promise," said Glenn Spencer of ABP. Spencer said the situation at Naco is proof enough that DHS has not done the job. See Sasabe Fence Falls Short  Dobbs: NY License / Social Sec. Check Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Marshalltown (Iowa) Times-Republican Police arrest 16 in Monsanto raid Sixteen people who got jobs at Monsanto in Grinnell through the Marshalltown Manpower Employment Agency were arrested Friday for identity theft and forgery, according to the Marshalltown Police Department. -- Information indicating that fraudulent documents were being presented to Manpower in an effort to obtain employment...

Jack Cafferty -- CNN Judge makes a disgraceful decision I'm a college dropout, but even I can understand this. -- Just when there is some slight indication the federal government is going to try to enforce the laws against illegal immigrants, count on an activist federal judge getting in the way. -- Judge Charles Breyer of the U.S. District Court for Northern California...

Idiot Spitzer

New York Post Editorial Spitzer: Still sinking Gov. Spitzer seems headed for an ugly crash-and-burn - and, while no one wants that, he'll have only himself to blame if it happens. -- A Quinnipiac University poll yesterday put Spitzer's approval rating at its lowest point to date: 47 percent. More voters than ever think he lied about his office's Dirty Tricks campaign...

Gutierrez

WIS-TV -- Columbia Gutierrez: Immigration reform vital to nation's economy Columbia, SC -- U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez says the economy will suffer if Congress doesn't pass comprehensive immigration reform. -- Gutierrez said during a visit to the University of South Carolina that the United States doesn't have enough workers to keep the economy growing.

PHXNews.com -- Phoenix Invader uses employer sanctions law as excuse for crime spree Two illegal [aliens... criminals] have been indicted on armed robbery, theft, and aggravated assault charges, County Attorney Andrew Thomas announced today. One suspect told police he committed the robberies after he lost his job because of Arizona's new employer sanctions law. The second suspect admits to being deported from the US three times.

John Kuethe -- Townhall.com Mexican flag vs. American flag Tensions in this Country over the illegal immigration issue have been mounting steadily over the past couple of years.  Americans are increasingly expressing their aggravation over the never ending push by the Mexican community to remake the United States in their image and the level of tension may soon reach the breaking point.

Arizona Daily Star Border Patrol agent escapes mountain lion unharmed A mountain lion charged a U.S. Border Patrol agent who was on patrol near the Santa Cruz River east of Nogales Tuesday afternoon. -- The agent escaped unharmed as he fired his weapon in defense and forced the animal to flee, said Rob Daniels, Border Patrol Tucson Sector spokesman. The agent said he didn't think he hit the animal...

Rick Oltman , National Media Director, CAPS -- Google News No match? No problem Arguments about inconvenience to the employer or employee might sound good in the courtroom but don't necessarily make sense to the man on the street. The average person thinks that if you get a "no match letter" about a bad Social Security Account Number and you have 60 days to correct it... [Related Photos]

Los Angeles Times A load of concern over Mexican trucks When a big rig carrying explosive chemicals in Mexico blew up several weeks ago and killed more than two dozen, it set off alarms among critics of the Bush administration's program to allow trucks from south of the border to move goods anywhere in the U.S.

Allan Wall

VDare.com Diversity is strength! It's also... importing Mexican quarrels In a recent Memo from Mexico column, I reported that Mexico's ruling PAN (National Action Party) had scheduled a convention in Los Angeles, California. -- Not only was the convention held as scheduled last Sunday, September 30th, but it was the scene of confrontations...

Detroit News Detroit immigration official charged with bribery A top immigration official in Detroit has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly accepting tens of thousands of dollars in bribes to release aliens who were facing deportation -- including two registered sex offenders -- and facilitating other immigration frauds.

PrisonPlanet.com  Includes Video Veteran who tore down reviled Mexican rag may be charged A Veteran from Reno, Nev. has hit headlines after he took matters into his own hands yesterday and tore down a Mexican flag that was being illegally flown above a U.S. flag at a local business. -- Local news station KRNV News 4 had received calls yesterday afternoon from angry residents complaining about the Mexican flag.

Allan J. Ashinoff -- Conservative Voice Mexican hospitality in America The American border has been, by design, a sieve for Mexican illegal aliens for longer than anyone can remember. Despite government electoral rhetoric to put an end to the deluge of another lands destitute the fact remains that millions of Mexican citizens already reside in the United States and consider our land their home...

Des Moines Register Charges against union official upheld A federal judge has refused to dismiss criminal charges against a union representative accused of protecting [illegal aliens... criminals] at the Marshalltown Swift meatpacking plant. -- U.S. District Judge Ronald Longstaff, however, also ruled Friday that Braulio Pereyra- Gabino is entitled to know the names of workers that prosecutors believe he protected.

Stein Report   Includes Video UCLA rally endorses revolution inside U.S. "Do you really know your enemy? This racist professor in UCLA knows exactly what he is talking about. Listen half way through and note the South American Countries he mentions. All leftist, all nine our enemies and all nine receiving U S tax dollars. While our elected officials are sitting on their rumps..."

American Patrol Simcox misinformation Mr. Chris Simcox of the Minuteman MCDC told a radio audience Sunday that Glenn Spencer was the only border property owner that has refused to let the DHS build a fence. Mr. Spencer has vehemently denied this. "I haven't been approached about a fence and I would never refuse to let the government protect our nation," Spencer said...

The Boot

Arizona Republic County attorney targets judge Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas on Tuesday demanded that a senior Superior Court judge step down from cases involving his office. The unprecedented request would essentially force Judge Timothy Ryan to resign his position as assistant presiding criminal judge.

Los Angeles Times Massive sweep deports hundreds Federal officers in Southern California over the last two weeks have arrested more than 1,300 [illegal aliens... criminals], most of whom either have criminal records or have failed to abide by deportation orders -- part of an intensifying but controversial effort across the nation to remove such violators.

Californians for Population Stabilization Tell Governor Schwarzenegger to veto SB 1! The ever-increasing cost of higher education is squeezing California's middle class families, yet the state legislature has voted to give scarce financial aid dollars to illegal alien students. SB 1 by state Senator Gil Cedillo would take us a step further in blurring the lines between those who are here legally and those who broke our immigration laws...

EmeraldCoast.com Bay Sheriff arrests invaders Panama City, Fla. -- Bay County sheriff 's deputies arrested 10 suspected illegal immigrants Monday at the site of the new county library. -- According to a Sheriff 's Office news release, five employees of Harvell Plastering of Navarre and five workers for Astro Interiors Construction of Mabelton, Ga., were charged with using stolen Social Security numbers...

Associated Press Texas cities block access to border land Mayors along the Texas-Mexico border have begun a quiet protest of the federal government's plans to build a fence along the border: They are refusing to give access to their land. -- Mayors in Brownsville, Del Rio and El Paso have denied access to some parts of their city property, turning away federal employees assigned to begin surveys...