Friday, October 5, 2007

Open Rebellion New York Clerks Will Defy Crazy Governor Kathy Marchione, President NY State Association of Clerks Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 4     Pilgrim: Kathy, Congress passed the Real I.D. Act, which is scheduled to take effect completely by 2013. This directly conflicts with that.     Do you believe that federal laws are being ignored?     Marchione: Yes, I do. It is in direct conflict. But, you know, New York has a pretty secure driver's license. And for whatever reason that we're going away from the security and making it less secure and going in direct contrast to the Real I.D. is something we don't understand.     Pilgrim: This was done by an executive order and not a vote. It was not put to any kind of vote.     Do you believe that that's the proper way to even address this issue?     Marchione: I don't....  Watch Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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WKRN-TV -- Nashville 6 illegals arrested in Maury County, Tennessee Federal authorities arrested six suspected illegal [aliens... criminals] in Maury County. -- The men, all from Guatemala, were working on an unidentified construction site in Columbia. -- The Maury County Sheriff's Department said the company actually called them about the six employees when they noticed there was a problem...

KMSB-TV -- Tucson 2 conservation groups seek to block fence construction Tucson -- Two conservation organizations are seeking a temporary restraining order to stop construction of a stretch of fencing along the Arizona-Mexico border within a treasured riparian area. -- Lawyers for Defenders of Wildlife and the Sierra Club filed a motion Friday in U.S. District Court in Washington...

KVIA-TV -- El Paso More than 5,000 lbs. of marijuana seized by Border Patrol U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers performing anti-terror inspections at border ports of entry in El Paso, West Texas, and New Mexico made a total of 40 drug seizures during the past seven days. -- They seized 5,405 pounds of marijuana in 39 busts and small quantities of cocaine and heroin in one additional bust.

Coming Up October 21 Benson, Arizona -- 11 AM | Other Events American Freedom Riders - Ride to Secure the Border

WLS-TV -- Chicago Well-known invader to be deported A west suburban woman who became one of the public faces of the immigration debate is now about to be deported. Teresa Figueroa is a wife, a mom and much beloved in her community, but she also broke the law. -- The case of Teresa Figueroa raises many of the issues fundamental to the immigration debate....

KNBC-TV -- Los Angeles More criminal aliens arrested in San Fernando Valley Twenty-eight arrests were made Friday, bringing to 37 the number of foreign nationals facing federal charges or deportation as a result of enforcement actions aimed at gangs in the San Fernando Valley, officials said. -- The arrests made Friday morning were the result of the second of two major enforcement actions carried out...

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...

Las Cruces Sun LULAC wants inquiry into Mexican flag incident The New Mexico League of United Latin American Citizens has asked state and federal officials to investigate a University of New Mexico student who is accused of tearing down a Mexican flag. -- Peter Lynch pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a charge of criminal damage to property after tearing up a Mexican flag on campus last month.

Arizona Daily Star BP agent's lawyer wants to bar testimony from dead man's family The attorneys for a U.S. Border Patrol agent accused of second-degree murder don't want relatives of the victim to testify during the agent's upcoming trial in U.S. District Court. -- Nicholas Corbett's attorney, Sean Chapman, filed a motion Tuesday asking U.S. District Court Judge David C. Bury to preclude the testimony of...

Los Angeles Times Pastor denies blame in immigration protests The pastor of a Simi Valley church that is providing sanctuary to an illegal [alien... criminal] accused city officials Thursday of unfairly blaming the church for the actions of anti-[illegal] immigration protesters. -- The Rev. June Goudey... said the city continues to pressure the church to repay nearly $40,000 spent for law enforcement costs...

Onslaught

OneNewsNow.com Rick Oltman Study: Invader population may be as high as 38 million Homeland Security's Office of Immigration Studies released a report August 31 that estimates the number of illegal aliens residing in the U.S. is between 8 and 12 million. But the group Californians for Population Stabilization, or CAPS, has unveiled a report estimating the illegal population is actually between 20 and 38 million. [Related items]

Yeh Ling Ling

Dallas Morning News Ways to fill low-end jobs [Scroll down] -- ...According to recent news articles, some growers in Idaho and Colorado have started to use non-violent prisoners to replace illegal migrants. Why shouldn't we use all adult able-bodied welfare recipients and non-violent prisoners to fill low-end positions?

Spitzer

Capital News 9 -- Albany   Includes Video Eliot Spitzer County clerks oppose driver's license plan Governor Spitzer's decision to give driver's licenses for [illegal aliens... criminals] is drawing new heat. -- The brief ad is from the state Conservative Party and the first airwave volley. -- "At the borders, we arrest illegal immigrants. Here in the State of New York, he wants to give them driver's licenses. And I think it's a dangerous initiative..."

Associated Press Global opinion favors immigration limits Strong majorities in the U.S. and many Western and developing nations favor tightened restrictions on immigration, a poll of countries around the globe showed Thursday. -- At the same time, most people in every country surveyed said they think increased trade is good for their nation. Majorities in most countries also expressed favor...

Los Angeles Times Student invaders lobby for a chance at legal residency ...Rick Oltman, spokesman for Californians for Population Stabilization, opposes the legislation and believes it has little chance of passage. -- "If we just give the students a break, who will be the next group we will have to give a break to? We're constantly moving the line," Oltman said. "It's unfortunate for these kids..."

Arizona Republic 16 invaders arrested in Queen Creek Sixteen [illegal aliens... criminals] were arrested Thursday in Queen Creek, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said. -- The office has now made 702 arrests overall under the federal immigration law. -- The arrests were made near a bus stop at Ocotillo and Ellsworth roads.

Los Angeles Times Rabid Mexican Reconquista travels the world like a maharaja As leader of the California Assembly, Speaker Fabian Nuñez [the anti-American stooge shown at left] has traveled the world in luxury, paying with campaign funds for visits to some of the finest hotels and restaurants and for purchases at high-end retailers such as Louis Vuitton in Paris... [See video of this dangerous Mexican menace]

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com 'Amero coming within decade' A commemorative amero coinBankIntroductions.com, a Canadian company that specializes in global banking strategies and currency consulting, is advising clients that the amero may be the currency of North America within the next 10 years. -- "The amero would compete against other regional currency blocks..."

Reno Gazette-Journal Raid protesters, supporters face off at shameless baby-waving fest Hundreds of Hispanics marched on Reno streets Wednesday in protest of a raid last week by ICE officers at 11 McDonald's restaurants. -- The crowd was filled with young people who skipped school and mothers pushing strollers. -- Six-year-old Julio Rodriguez... carried a sign that said: "ICE why did you take my mom? I want her back."

Dallas Morning News Mexican consul defends Irving deportation warning Mexican Consul Enrique Hubbard Urrea said he knows he walks a fine line between serving his people and stirring up political problems for them. -- But the Mexican consul in Dallas rejected accusations Thursday from groups such as the Dallas-based Citizens for Immigration Reform that a more assertive Mexican policy is meddling in U.S. affairs.

Gainesville (Georgia) Times Bail for illegal aliens targeted Saying too many illegal [aliens... criminals] are jumping bond and skipping court appearances, a state lawmaker is proposing that Superior Court judges be the only people who can set their bond. -- Magistrate court judges set many of the bonds for people charged with felonies. The exceptions are the most serious violent offenses...