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Good Fences Make
Good Neighbors -- and Sense
New Mexico Pedestrian Barrier is Paying Off
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| East end of pedestrian
barrier near Columbus, New Mexico. (See ABP New Mexico survey
map.) |
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Kansas City Star -- October 21
Low-tech
effort on U. S. - Mexico border appears to be paying off
"Statistics suggest as much. Border
Patrol apprehensions in New Mexico in the last fiscal year, which
ended Sept. 30, are down about 44 percent from fiscal 2006, when
there were 73,518 apprehensions of illegal immigrants. Cocaine
seizures have dropped from 1,175 pounds in 2006 to 408 pounds
this year through Aug. 31."
Double
fence in San Diego cut border crossers by
95%. |
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New York
Daily News
'Immigrant
groups' boycott over transfer fees
Western Union denies claims it charges
too much for wire transfers and does little for communities it
serves. -- When Elizabeth Mendoza wires cash to her mom, she
shops around for low fees so as much of the money as possible
makes it to Mexico. -- That frugality has the Sunset Park, Brooklyn,
woman joining a group of immigrants... |
Spitzer |
Albany (New
York) Times Union
Suit
filed over driver's licenses going to invaders
Troy, NY -- Rensselaer County Clerk Frank
J. Merola said he has sued the state Department of Motor Vehicles
and Commissioner David Swarts to stop Gov. Eliot Spitzer's plan
to issue driver's licenses to illegal [aliens...
criminals]. --- "The governor is not listening to the
people; perhaps he may listen to the courts," Merola said. |
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... |
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Washington
Times
TB
flight rules cited as 'faulty and limited'
Government claims that a Mexican businessman
infected with a highly contagious form of tuberculosis posed
no serious public health risk by taking numerous domestic flights
are based on faulty research and limited data, said a top Harvard
physician who specializes in disaster medicine and infectious
disease. |
Idiot Spitzer |
Newsday
-- New York
Senate
GOP strikes back at Spitzer's invader license scheme
The Senate's Republican majority moved
Monday to try to block Gov. Eliot Spitzer's plan to make it easier
for illegal [aliens... criminals]
to receive driver's licenses. -- The bill to reverse Spitzer's
order drew some of the most heated and personal attacks seen
in years on the state Senate floor, pitting upstate and downstate
politicians against each other. |
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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... |
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Reuters
U.S.
says Mexico border fence to proceed in Arizona
The Bush administration waived environmental
and other laws on Monday and ordered construction to proceed
on an environmentally sensitive section of the border fence between
the United States and Mexico. -- U.S. Homeland Security
Secretary Michael Chertoff issued the waiver, which bypasses
a federal judge's temporary restraining order... |
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Tulsa World
Federal
judge dismisses challenge to HB 1804
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit
brought by Hispanic groups seeking to block implementation of
House Bill 1804, a state law aimed at illegal immigrants. --
U.S. District Judge James Payne ordered the case dismissed because
he found that none of the plaintiffs in the case had been injured
by the law, so they do not have standing to file the suit. |
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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... |
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Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
Latino
separatists disavow march
..."Nobody knows where he came from,"
said Teodoro
Maus, former consul general of Mexico in Atlanta [who instantly
turned into an obnoxious pro-invasion agitator and remained in
the US after he retired in 2001]. "We can't hurt the cause
by following a nut." -- Petersen hopes to see 400 people
in front of the First Presbyterian Church... |
Dan Sheehy |
Hazleton
(Pennsylvania) Standard-Speaker
United
States in an immigration crisis, author says
America is being erased, according to American
author Daniel
Sheehy. -- That was the message he gave at Top of the 80's
on Thursday night. While some in attendance found the information
surprising, Sheehy seemed at home in detailing the main points
of his controversial findings. |
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Ruben Navarrette
Jr. -- CNN
Chicano
Propagandist: Cops shouldn't enforce immigration law
The wacky world of immigration reform
is full of half-baked ideas, but none has the taste of having
spent less time in the oven than letting local cops enforce federal
immigration law. -- As the son of a retired cop who spent 37
years on the job, and someone who has seen firsthand how much
havoc this policy can wreak, let me be clear... |
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Tucson Citizen
Sheriff's
border unit makes presence felt
Tearing through the desert at 100 miles
per hour on a twisty, rural road south of Tucson takes courage
and a strong stomach. -- Great-horned owls rising out of the
roadside brush look like ghosts in billowing robes. Deer dart
across the road and grasshoppers crunch under the tires. Lurching
and bouncing over washes turn the stomach. |
Bratton |
New York
Times
Bratton
endorses Spitzer insane license scheme
Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who has been trying
to build support for his unpopular plan to grant driver's licenses
to illegal immigrants, announced today that William
J. Bratton, the former New York City police commissioner
who is now chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, had endorsed
it. |
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KCUR --
Kansas City Audio Report
'Tan
Klan' leader tries to explain KC soiree bailout
This weekend, the board of the National
Council of La Raza, a leading [Mexican Reconquista] organization,
decided to move its scheduled 2009 conference away from Kansas
City. The cancellation will cost La Raza 70,000 dollars in fees,
and it will cost Kansas City some 5 to 7 million dollars in tourism
revenue. |
Spitzer |
New York
Post
Dems:
Spitzer steering us toward a crash
Top Democrats fear that Gov. Spitzer's
controversial plan to grant driver's licenses to illegal aliens
has endangered their party's candidates across the state -- and
even threatens the presidential prospects of Hillary Rodham Clinton,
The Post has learned. -- A half-dozen senior Democrats told The
Post that Spitzer's licensing plan... |
Nuñez |
Michael
Ackley -- WorldNetDaily.com
Fabian
'Big Spender' Núñez
"Middle Class" gained new meaning
this month when Democrat Fabian
Núñez, California's assembly speaker, applied
it to his "lifestyle," which includes spending tens
of thousands of dollars on travel, meetings and gifts. -- A lovely
story by Nancy Vogel of the Los Angeles Times cited Núñez
spending including... |
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Jim Kouri,
CPP -- American Chronicle
Feds,
locals work together to grab criminal invaders
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
representatives today presented a proposed statewide partnership
plan to the sheriffs in attendance at the North Carolina Sheriffs'
Association's fall meeting. This is the first in many conversations
between federal and local officers aimed at affording every area
of North Carolina increased use of... |
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CBS11-TV
-- Dallas Includes Video
Mexican
Reconquistas threaten toothless boycott
Hispanic activists are calling for a
city-wide shutdown in Irving [Texas]. -- On November 15, Accion
America said they would like to see all Irving businesses closed
for the day. They are urging everyone, including students, to
participate. -- The group will also hold a massive public meeting
at Irving City Hall that day... |
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Jerome R.
Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com
Feds
outsource Mexican truck safety
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
has delegated key inspection requirements for Mexican trucks
to a non-governmental trilateral trade association, whose goal
is to impose North American standards on all commercial motor
vehicles operating in Mexico, Canada, and the United States... |
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Star-Ledger
-- Newark, New Jersey
Newarker's
cargo was eight Brazilians
The former manager of a popular Newark
restaurant was arrested this month by federal immigration officials
who say they caught him trying to smuggle eight Brazilians into
Florida from the Bahamas by speedboat. -- Darlei Jung was arrested
Oct. 4 after U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents stopped a
20-foot Hydrosport vessel... |
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American
Border Patrol
Photo of
the Day
Danny Smith leads line of American Freedom
Riders into the Palominas Trading Post on Sunday, October 21,
2007. Group rode from Benson to Palominas, Arizona, to show support
for the United States Border Patrol. Glenn Spencer of American
Border Patrol was one of the speakers. |
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Memphis
Commercial Appeal
"Immigrants"
find way into economy through staffing agencies
Williams-Sonoma, a high-end retailer
of everything from candlesticks to mahogany dining tables, produced
$3.7 billion in sales last year. Christina Arce, an illegal [alien... criminal] from
Mexico, says she helped generate some of that revenue. -- For
years, Arce says, her life revolved around her job at one of
Memphis' huge warehouses... |
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