Saturday, October 6, 2007

Bush Not for U. S. Allows Mexico to Interfere in Internal Affairs "He will not represent the interests of the United States." Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October Pilgrim: Mexico is intensifying its meddling in our affairs. Mexico's government says it plans to tougher its defense of Mexican citizens who illegally enter the United States. [...] Tucker: At the end of September, one of Mexico's largest political parties held a formal meeting in Los Angeles to organize opposition to U.S. immigration law. That meeting followed on an earlier declaration by Mexico's president that -- quote -- "Wherever there is a Mexican, there is Mexico," while at the same time vowing to push for immigration reform in America, not his country. [...] Dr. Camarota (CIS): The fundamental question for the American people to ask is, why don't we have a government that pushes back and says, no, this is inappropriate by every understanding of how foreign governments are going to behave? The problem goes all the way up to President Bush. He will not represent the interests of the United States.  Watch Mexico / Fence / NY Licenses Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Associated Press El Salvador fugitive arrested in California A former lawmaker from El Salvador wanted in his country on money laundering charges was arrested Friday in Southern California, authorities said. -- Roberto Carlos Silva-Pereira, who has been sought since he was charged in March in the Central American country, was arrested at a home in Anaheim...

Newsday -- New York Immigration arrests spark controversy from coast to coast ...David Leopold, a Cleveland lawyer and member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association's task force on ICE raids, also criticized the immigration sweeps. -- "How on earth is local law enforcement supposed to deal with a scared citizenry?" he said... ['Citizens' aren't the criminals being arrested and removed.]

Newsday -- New York Court asked to require warrants for immigration raids Several families and individuals from Suffolk, Nassau and Westchester counties filed a request Friday for a temporary restraining order to prevent federal immigration officials from conducting further raids without court-issued search warrants. -- "This cannot be allowed to go on unless they seek permission, as they should, from the courts..."

Brenda Walker -- VDare.com Mexicans are eating American horses (after cruelly slaughtering them) As I wrote in "They Kill Horses, Don't They? (Mexicans, That Is.)", 10 percent of Mexico's stock of horses are slaughtered for food. In America, all horse slaughterhouses have been closed, but business is booming in Mexico. -- The photo shows how horses being slaughtered in Juarez are stabbed in the back...

NorthJersey.com Invader guilty of sex assault on girl, 6 A former worker at the Metropolitan Plant Exchange in Paramus was convicted Friday of sexually assaulting a 6- year- old girl who briefly wandered away from her mother. -- The verdict, which came after three hours of deliberation, will put Silas Quixal in prison for at least 20 years and clears the way for a civil case... [More 'family values']

Associated Press SC Senate leader wants constitution change on illegal immigration One of the leaders in the state Senate wants the U.S. Congress to call a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution so states could deny benefits and expel people who are in this country illegally. -- "It's a chance for us to hold Congress' feet to the fire and make them act. We've got an overwhelming problem..."

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Bush seeks NAFTA expansion to Peru The Bush administration, having been rebuffed on plans to advance a Free Trade of the Americas Act that would open a free trade market to the tip of South America, now is working on the expansion one nation at a time, according to critics. -- The Bush administration is pushing Congress to pass a new "free trade" NAFTA-like agreement with Peru...

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RINO Rudy

Chuck Baldwin -- VDare.com Giuliani could be worse than Clinton This past week, I was interviewed by best-selling author  and WorldNetDaily columnist Jerome Corsi. The subject of the interview was the potential conservative Christian response to the possibility that Rudy Giuliani would gain the Republican nomination for President next year...

Tucson Citizen Open-borders fanatics to toss tantrum in Nogales Representatives of Coalición de Derechos Humanos in Tucson will take part in a march and demonstration in Nogales on Oct 20 to call attention to what it calls "failed border enforcement policies." -- The [Mexican Reconquista] group's Web site said the "mass demonstration" will call for an end to the construction of a border wall...

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...

Spitzer

Joe Guzzardi -- VDare.com Joe to NY Governor Spitzer: Remember Gray Davis! ...Looking at New York Governor Eliot Spitzer's decision to grant driver's licenses to illegal aliens, about whom I wrote last week, you have to wonder if he's ever heard of risk-reward. -- Apparently Spitzer didn't convene any meetings even though he's surrounded by dozens of advisors who are mirror images of him...

Ernest Istook -- Fox News Heritage Fdn.: Feds sue Illinois for flouting immigration law Hooray for Michael Chertoff! Hooray for his Department of Homeland Security! -- They're taking the scofflaws to court. This time, it's not just a meat-packing plant or a construction contractor, or some small business hiring illegal aliens. This time, it's the whole blooming state of Illinois...

Washington Times Fired illegal indicted in crimes An illegal alien who lost his job because of Arizona's still-pending employer-sanctions law has been indicted by a grand jury in Phoenix on charges of armed robbery, theft and aggravated assault. -- Ruben Aragon Parra told Phoenix police he needed money because he and two others were fired from a landscaping job...

Danbury (Connecticut) News Times Police arrest illegal alien on sexual assault charges Police charged an Ecuadorean native with first-degree sexual assault and three counts of risk of injury to a minor following a complaint of a sexual assault dating back to May. -- Police said the victim is under 16 years old. The suspect, Efren Guallpa, is not a relative of the minor. [More 'family values']