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Final Report
63 Miles of New Fencing - Not 150
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| Less than 63 miles
of new fencing - only two miles double layered (See
larger map) |
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American Patrol
According
to data provided by American Border Patrol, Secretary Chertoff
has completed less than 63 miles of new pedestrian fence along
the southern Mexico border. More than half of the new fencing
is along the Goldwater Bombing Range in Arizona where pedestrian
traffic is very unlikely.
Last July Chertoff
said he would have 150 miles of fencing this year. We said
he was either
lying or misleading the American people. It was the latter.
 What about Spencer's
prediction that only 20
miles of new fencing would be completed? See
here. |
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Financial
Times -- London
US
to launch $1bn 'Plan Mexico'
The US intends to supply Mexico with
a $1bn aid package to help combat an increasingly costly and
violent war against drugs, according to a top Mexican diplomat.
-- The agreement, which some experts have dubbed "Plan Mexico"
after the controversial multi-billion-dollar anti-narcotics package
the US established with Colombia in 2000... |
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National
Latino Congreso
Reconquistas
pass several resolutions at L. A. soiree
Links to several mostly pro-invader 'resolutions'
supposedly passed at the National Latino Congreso (whatever that
is... apparently a collection of various and sundry ethnic hustlers)
in Los Angeles over the past few days. Includes 'no human being
is illegal' resolution and other nonsense. |
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WTOC-TV
-- Savannah
Invaders
sentenced in deadly DUI crash
The family and friends of a young Savannah
woman, who was killed when a drunk driver swerved in front of
her car, are finally getting some closure. They lost 21-year-old
LaToya Holloway in February, 2006. -- She was driving down Ogeechee
Road. Two illegal immigrants driving an SUV were coming the other
way... |
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Times-Georgian
-- Carroll County, Georgia
Reports:
Alien laws had effect on Carroll County
After the new Georgia immigration regulations
went into effect this summer, some familiar faces disappeared,
according to the president of the Hispanic Business Council...
-- "I have seen a decline when I go to different restaurants
and things, the service folks, some of them we used to know,
...they're not there anymore," Jorge Gaytan said. |
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Fairbanks
(Alaska) News-Miner
Sanctuary
label bothers city officials
Is Fairbanks a sanctuary for illegal
aliens? -- Of course not, according to local officials. -- But
someone thinks so, someone who runs a Web site purporting to
identify communities soft on immigration. -- City officials are
trying to wipe Fairbanks' name from the list of so-called "sanctuary
cities..." |
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Washington
Times
Bush
regime raises refugee admissions ceilings
The Bush administration increased more
than fivefold [last Tuesday] the number of Near East and South
Asian refugees the U.S. can admit as it seeks to accept 12,000
Iraqi refugees during the next 12 months. -- Overall, Mr. Bush
said that up to 80,000 refugees from around the world can be
admitted to the United States in the next year... |
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San
Bernardino County Sun
Alerts of ICE
raids mulled
A network is being created to help illegal
[aliens... criminals]
avoid that dreaded knock on the door in the wee hours. -- In
a recent two-week sweep touted as the largest of its kind, agents
from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, arrested 1,300
[invaders] in the Southland
at their homes, in jails or at work. |
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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... |
Kucinich |
Press
Release
Kucinich-sponsored
resolution approved by Reconquistas
...The resolution approved Friday night
calls for the Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff's Department
to shut down a telephone hotline set up to encourage people to
report the whereabouts and activities of persons the callers
suspect of being in the country illegally. The Congreso resolution
says the hotline encourages "racial profiling..." [More
in this gaggle of Reconquistas] |
Dan Sheehy |
Courtesy
Announcement
Sheehy
discussing NAU on 5-state Northeastern tour
Daniel Sheehy, author of the acclaimed book Fighting
Immigration Anarchy: American Patriots Battle to Save the Nation,
will speak in seven cities in five Northeastern states Oct. 15-21.
A frequent radio talk show guest, Sheehy will discuss the seriousness
of the immigration invasion, the emerging North American Union... |
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San
Jose Mercury News
Crackdown
on employers isn't deterring invaders
...Activists and illegal immigrants say
the plan, which has been well-documented in countries such as
Guatemala and Mexico, hasn't scared anyone. -- "It's not
enough to force people away," said Maria Marroquin, executive
director of the Day Worker Center of Mountain View... |
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South
Bend Tribune
A
link between immigration, gang crime?
When members of a rival gang killed a
14-year-old Latino boy in the passenger seat of a car on a Goshen
street, the people of the small, industrial city seemed to have
had enough. -- The shooting, late on a Saturday night in February
2006, was apparently in retaliation for a similar attack in April
2005 that took the life of a 16-year-old Latino boy. |
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Rod
Dreher -- Dallas Morning News
The
galling arrogance of Mexico
An anti-defamation league for Mexican
migrants to the United States? That's what the Mexican government
is considering, taking a cue from American Jews in its latest
effort to protect and defend the presence of its own citizens
here illegally. -- In doing so, Mexican officials have appropriated
another concept from Jewish culture: chutzpah. [Also see: Meddling Mexicans] |
Bush to U. S. |
Los
Angeles Times
U.S.
lets in more immigrants for farms
With a nationwide farmworker shortage
threatening to leave unharvested fruits and vegetables rotting
in fields, the Bush administration has begun quietly rewriting
federal regulations to eliminate barriers that restrict how foreign
laborers can legally be brought into the country. |
Ron Paul |
American
Patrol
Ron Paul endorsement premature?
Thanks to a call from S.
J. Miller, it may be that I endorsed Ron Paul's candidacy
prematurely. His immigration positions on his Web
site are strong, but we may need to do more to clarify them.
He is right on many other issues, however, and we need someone
with a strong science background in the White House. More later. |
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