Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Dangerous, Misguided, Reckless NY Elected Officials Attack Spitzer Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 15 Dobbs: New York State Assembly Minority Leader James Tedisco has given Governor Spitzer an October 31st deadline to stop this plan or face legal action. He's also introduced a bill to prevent the governor from suing county clerks who are refusing to comply with the governor's absurd proposal. [...] Tedisco: Lou, it's good to be here. I wish we were here under different circumstances, but this is really impacting the security of this city, this state and this nation. Less common sense and really nonsense by the governor. Dobbs: What is going on with this governor? Seventy-two percent in this latest poll oppose this. He's got the usual list of suspects supporting his idiocy, like the "New York Times". But being opposed in nearly every quarter. Your group, the assembly, is likely to decide the fate of this proposal. Tedisco: Yes, it really defies logic. It's dangerous. It's misguided. It's reckless...  Watch Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

KVOA-TV -- Tucson 2nd Arizona initiative proposed on illegal hirings A second ballot measure imposing sanctions on employers for hiring illegal [alien... criminal] workers is being proposed for Arizona's 2008 general election ballot. -- The filing of the so-called "Stop Illegal Hiring Act" with the state election office permits supporters to start collecting the 153,000 voter signatures needed to qualify for the ballot....

Coming Up Wednesday October 17 -- Fort Washington, PA -- 7:30 pm EDT | Other Events Author Dan Sheehy to Speak at the Holiday Inn

A Classic

American Border Patrol  Get a T-Bird, Help ABP Get a T-Bird, help ABP. Glenn Spencer is selling his 300 HP, 1964 T-Bird Landau. It is in excellent condition. Everything works (A/C, power windows, etc.) Clean as a whistle. Total firm price $14,000. Glenn will donate all proceeds to American Border Patrol...

Sacramento Bee Job of Mexican Reconquista Núñez's wife at issue Shortly after Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez became a point man in the fight to expand health care for the uninsured, his wife accepted a lucrative job with close ties to hospitals that have a massive financial stake in such reform. -- Maria Robles was hired as president of the nonprofit Californians for Patient Care...

Eagle Forum Tell your Senator to vote NO on the Law of the Sea Treaty!! Just this week, the United States Supreme Court gave us an important look into what kind of global power grabs we face if the Senate ratifies the Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST). On October 10, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Jose Medellin, an illegal alien rapist-murderer now on death row in Texas...

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Driving just got riskier for invaders Drivers license bureaus and Georgia roads are becoming riskier places for illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- About two dozen drivers license investigators, state troopers and GBI agents have completed federal training to determine a suspect's legal status in the United States and, if necessary, start deportation proceedings.

American Patrol American Patrol shutdown? American Patrol is once again facing a possible shutdown. Owing to a recent setback (a sure-thing ABP grant application was denied), Glenn Spencer may have to divert more time and resources to American Border Patrol. "I hope we can keep American Patrol on the air, but right now it looks pretty bleak," Spencer said. Click here to find out how you can help.

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

Hilton Head Island (South Carolina) Daily Packet Hilton Head neighborhood targets invaders A Hilton Head Island community is considering ways to root out illegal [aliens... criminals] by requiring residents to sign forms verifying their legal work status. -- The Homeowners Association of Woodlake Villas... is moving forward with a plan to have all residents file signed I-9 forms with their leases to verify immigration status.

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin -- Ontario, Calif. Police face Mexican military, smugglers Mexican soldiers and civilian smugglers had an armed standoff with nearly 30 U.S. law enforcement officials on the Rio Grande in Texas Monday afternoon, according to Texas police and the FBI. -- Mexican military Humvees were towing what appeared to be thousands of pounds of marijuana across the border into the United States...

Sacramento Bee Invaders seek aid of Congress Disappointed that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed the California DREAM Act this weekend, [illegal alien] California college students and supporters say they will appeal to Congress for help with their predicament. -- The students are pinning hopes on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and his plan...

Hernandez

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Deputy freed, says Mexican Consulate, prosecutor set him up A former deputy sheriff in Texas, jailed for shooting at a van loaded with illegal aliens whose driver was trying to run him down, has been released from prison and says he was set up by the Mexican consulate and the prosecutor. -- Former Deputy Sheriff Gilmer Hernandez was released yesterday...

KOLO-TV -- Reno Most Nevadans favor tough enforcement over amnesty A majority of Nevadans, about 59 percent according to a recent poll, favor an immigration policy that would tighten border security, penalize those who hire illegal immigrants and deport people who are in the country illegally. -- The telephone poll of 625 registered voters found that most respondents believe...

The Stein Report / Washington Post Flophouse landlord jailed in Fairfax County "Fairfax County [Va.] authorities said yesterday that they have arrested and jailed the landlord of an illegal boardinghouse, the most dramatic development since county leaders launched a crackdown on overcrowding and other zoning violations in June," the Washington Post reports. "Rosita Lim Ong Chang, 66, was arrested Friday..."

Washington Post Pr. William to vote today on invader crackdown Prince William County supervisors are scheduled to vote this afternoon on a resolution to implement the remaining key portions of their closely followed plan to curb illegal immigration. -- Citing concerns about declining tax revenue, supervisors opted two weeks ago to postpone their vote on critical elements of the plan...

Joe Arpaio

KTAR -- Phoenix Sheriff moves on day laborers Sheriff Joe Arpaio moved against day laborers in Phoenix on Monday, triggering complaints from immigrants' rights activists. -- The sheriff's office said it arrested six illegal [aliens... criminals] near 36th Street and Thomas, following complaints from business owners about trespassers, who allegedly were harassing children.

There's No NAU!

WorldNetDaily.com Vicente Fox book admits North American scheme ...On page 101, Fox writes: "I proposed a 'NAFTA Plus' plan to President Bush and Canada's Prime Minister Jean Chrétien to move us toward a single continental economic union, modeled on the European example." -- On the next page, Fox notes the White House was reluctant for this theme to be discussed openly.

Chicago Public Radio Mortgages to invaders come under fire Second Federal Savings and Loan in Little Village makes mortages for [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- [Invaders] have become key to fueling growth in the Chicago area housing market in recent years. According to a report given to the governor last year, immigrants made up more than 80 percent of new homeowners...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix  Video Report Included Cop critical of department after shooting Phoenix Officer Bret Glidewell is sending a powerful message after his shooting Sunday night. The rookie cop says: "If Phoenix Police had had more enforcement and deterrence I probably wouldn't of been been shot." Glidewell made the statement through the police union, the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association.

Bush's Dream

Courier Post -- Cherry Hill, New Jersey Mexican influx is recent, but growing Mexican immigrants are the most recent arrivals to South Jersey and the fastest growing population. -- According to longtime residents, Mexicans were rarely seen in this region two decades ago. Yolanda Aguilar DeNeely arrived in Camden in the 1950s. She was born to Mexican parents in Texas and recalls they were the only Mexican family in the city.

Waah! Waah!

San Jose Mercury News Invader arrest sparks outcry among "community" A South Bay community and religious activist detained last week by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who had come knocking on the door with an arrest warrant for someone else now faces possible deportation, sparking an outcry among friends and parishioners of a Mountain View church.

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson Woman who dragged agent pleads guilty, gets 4.2 years A Tucson woman who dragged a Border Patrol agent about 100 feet while he hung from the driver's side of her car was sentenced Monday to 51 months in prison. -- Natalie Couch pleaded guilty May 8 to one count of conspiracy to transport illegal [aliens... criminals] for profit and two counts of assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon.

Bloomberg Boeing, Bush pressed to fix glitches in electronic border fence President George W. Bush's vision of securing the U.S.'s southwestern border with a system of sensors and cameras faces a crucial field test this month as Boeing Co. tries to fix problems that have delayed the $8 billion project. -- Cameras that take too long to focus and radar images obscured ...

Compean & Ramos

Sara A. Carter -- Washington Times Jailed border agents backed A group of congressmen is demanding an investigation into the treatment of two former Border Patrol agents in prison for shooting an admitted drug dealer near the Mexican border, saying the conditions are far worse than those of suspected terrorists being held at the U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

KTRK-TV -- Houston  Includes Video Fox talks Houston invasion with ABC13's Ted Oberg It is the future of the millions of Mexican immigrants in this country that is pushing former Mexican President Vicente Fox to stay in the public eye. -- When he took office in 2001, Fox figured Mexico and the United States were no more than a few months from changing history and legalizing the messy immigration battle... [More Mexican meddling]

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson Invader chaos keeps border agents busy ...[A]gents arrested two gang members from Los Angeles who had crossed into the country illegally. One was caught on the Tohono O'odham Reservation and the other in Sierra Vista. -- Agents apprehended a man from Guanajuato, Mexico, near Cowlic on the Tohono O'odham Reservation, DeWitt said. They suspected he was a gang member...

El Paso Times Groups plan on suing Otero Sheriff's over arrests of invaders Immigrants' rights activists are suing the Otero County Sheriff's Department over the arrest of nearly 30 [illegal aliens... criminals] in Chaparral (NM) last month, officials with the groups Border Network for Human Rights and Paso Del Norte Civil Rights Project said. -- The groups said they would file the lawsuit in Las Cruces before noon Wednesday.

Houston Chronicle Lying Mexican nuisance blasts 'xenophobia' in Houston Former Mexican President Vicente Fox doesn't get many breaks these days. -- He was slapped around on The O'Reilly Factor, had a new statue of his likeness yanked down by an angry mob in Veracruz, and along the way promoted his memoirs, which were published in English. [More Mexican meddling]