Sunday, October 21, 2007

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Stopping the 310 to Yuma Chertoff Cannibalized Historic Railroad for Cheesy Barriers San Pedro & Southwestern Railroad - could have been a scenic history ride for Americans. American Patrol     It had been reported that the new pedestrian barriers along the Mexican border were built with Chinese steel and Mexican panels.     It now appears, based on information from American Border Patrol, that DHS cannibalized rails from the historic San Pedro and Southwestern Railroad to build vehicle barriers.     The movie 310 to Yuma starts out in the town of Bisbee Arizona, which was one of the stops made by the railroad. "It is stunning that Secretary Chertoff chose to destroy an historic railroad to save a little money," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. Spencer said the railroad rail barriers are easily defeated.     There is no doubt these rails will be discarded when the pedestrian fence called for in the Secure Fence Act of 2006 is finally finished. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Need for court interpreters grows ...State law requires interpreters during legal proceedings if a defendant or witness has trouble with English. It's up to individual judges to decide who is in need of an interpreter. -- If a defendant can't pay for the service, taxpayers foot the bill. -- A 1999 Arkansas Supreme Court order put the responsibility of certifying interpreters in the hands of...

Californians for Population Stabilization Alert! The DREAM Act amnesty is still alive! Senators Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Harry Reid (D-NV) are still trying to pass their DREAM Act amnesty, either as an amendment to other legislation or the stand-alone version of the bill, S 774. -- Their latest threat is to add it as an amendment to HR 3043, the Labor-Health & Human Services appropriations bill...

Newsday -- New York License plan stokes vote worry A new front has opened up in the war over Gov. Eliot Spitzer's [illegal alien... criminal] driver's license controversy - the voting booth. -- The latest battle lines are being drawn over how the state processes what is popularly called "motor voter" applications, where those seeking drivers' licenses can at the same time register to vote.

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...

La Raza Stooge

Associated Press Richardson sticks with 'road to citizenship' for invaders ...On illegal immigration, [Mexican Reconquista Bill] Richardson praised the reform bill that failed in Congress this year that would have provided a pathway to legal citizenship to illegal [aliens... criminals] who learn English and pay fines and back taxes. -- "I'm being candid. This is not a perfect solution, but it is far better than doing nothing..."

CBS News Towns experiment with anti-invader laws Here in Manassas, home of the first battle of the Civil War, passions are once again hitting fever pitch. This time, illegal immigration has ignited a fury between long-time residents and a rapidly growing population of newcomers, reports CBS News correspondent Joie Chen...

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...

Indianapolis Star Frankfort rolls up its invader welcome mat ...An estimated 13 million "immigrants" have entered the United States in the past seven years, including an estimated 50,000 who have helped revive older pockets of the Indianapolis metropolitan area. -- But the migration has unsettled smaller Indiana cities even as the Bush administration and the courts wrangle over a key issue...

Ernest Istook -- Washington Times States in rebellion against invaders Once again, the states are rebelling against Washington. Fed up with dithering in D.C., states are proving enforcement works. Enforcement not only can prevent illegal immigration, but actually reverse it. -- Illegal immigrants by the tens of thousands are leaving states that have adopted tough new laws - Colorado, Georgia, Arizona and now Oklahoma...

Asian Journal Invader / pro-DREAM Act agitator arrested The Asian Pacific American Legal Center is asking for "immigrant community" support after ICE authorities arrested a Vietnamese immigration advocate and her family. -- Tam Tran, a former honor student graduate and Ph.D. candidate at UCLA, and her family were arrested October 8 by ICE agents...

Detroit Free Press Border fence works well for New Mexico town Columbus, NM -- While the Department of Homeland Security invests millions of dollars into an array of high-tech devices to stem the flow of illegal immigration, a low-tech effort appears to be paying off in the town made famous by the most notorious illegal immigrant of all, Pancho Villa...

Idiot File

Bloomberg RINO Finally Gets It: Supporting invaders isn't good Republican presidential candidate John McCain said his support of legislation to give illegal [aliens... criminals] a way to gain legal status has hurt his campaign. -- McCain, a U.S. senator from Arizona, was a major supporter of immigration legislation that died in the Senate in June because of opposition from other Republicans.

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com Some real stinkers finally leaving the U. S. Senate Some bad cats who oppose true immigration reform are- at last!- retiring from the U.S. Senate. -- Other incumbents, many dragged down by their pro-illegal alien stances, face a steep uphill climb in their 2008 re-election efforts. -- U.S. Senators are, taken as a whole, old verging on ancient...

Arizona Republic Police: 'Coyotes' tortured illegal aliens Seven suspected "coyotes," or human smugglers, were arrested after sheriff's deputies raided a suspected drophouse in west Phoenix, where several [illegal aliens] were the victims of beatings and torture, authorities said Saturday. -- A total of 54 people, including the suspects and four children, were rounded up at a house...[Video from KSAZ-TV -- Phoenix][More 'family values']

Times of Trenton New N.J. law swirls debate over the invasion A new law that created stricter penalties for New Jersey residents who don't register their cars has stoked debate over illegal immigration again, with many immigration advocates questioning whether the legislation is intended to weed out illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- Those who helped create the law say its purpose has nothing to do...

What Homeland Security?

Arizona Daily Star River treasure vs. U.S. security ..."It's a major corridor into the United States," said Glenn Spencer, who owns 100 acres of land along the border west of the conservation area. "They are flooding across that location; we've seen this for years. They are trampling that area." -- Between 100 and 300 people, including some armed drug smugglers, cross through the area daily...

Daily Inter Lake -- Kalispell, Montana Invader aide gets slap on wrist for harboring illegals A Kalispell man found guilty of harboring, transporting and unlawfully employing illegal aliens was sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court in Missoula.Elroy Figueroa was given five months of house arrest with electronic monitoring, three years of probation, and fined $4,500.

Obama

Associated Press Obama wants citizenship path Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama said Friday he doesn't oppose efforts to require people to prove they have a legal right to work in the country. -- But the Illinois senator also said it's important to find a way to legalize millions of illegal [aliens... criminals] already in the United States.

Asbury Park (New Jersey) Press Several dozen attend event to protest the invasion Five years ago, Mark Jenkins saw a marked change in the landscape along his route to work as he drove through Freehold each morning. -- "I noticed more and more guys congregating along the side of the road looking for work," said Jenkins, of Jackson. -- Flash forward to Saturday afternoon on the banks of Lake Carasaljo...

Spitzer

New York Post Invaders are road hazards Gov. Spitzer's plan to let illegal [aliens... criminals] get driver's licenses follows failures in two other states where fraud rings and other trouble quickly emerged after the motor vehicle departments welcomed aliens. -- Last year, Tennessee and North Carolina abandoned short-lived programs that let [invaders] get driver's licenses.

Associated Press Feds transfer invaders held at San Pedro lock-up U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it has temporarily transferred a number of immigrants from its Los Angeles detention center to other facilities. -- ICE said Saturday the detainees have been moved while authorities perform maintenance and conduct inspections at the center, located in the city's San Pedro area.

Bush Country

Patriot News -- State College, Pennsylvania Border-fence builder defends using Chinese steel The border fence being built along the U.S.- Mexico border to keep illegal [aliens... criminals] out of the country complies with federal purchasing requirements that products must be made in the U.S. even though foreign steel is being used, according to government officials.