Sunday, October 28, 2007

The Truth About the Border ABP Challenges Tucson Citizen Report Washed out vehicle barrier east of Nogales, Arizona. As I See It -- by Glenn Spencer American Patrol     It was entitled "Fence tailored to border needs," and it was written by Blake Morlock. Now, American Border Patrol challenges the report in a letter- to- the- editor of the Tucson Citizen. In it, ABP challenges the numbers used by the paper, including its claim that 103 miles of new "fencing" have been built in the Tucson Sector. "I am glad that the media are starting to report on progress on the border," said Glenn Spencer of ABP, "Now let's work on getting the facts straight."     ABP reports that only 14.8 miles of new fencing has been completed in the Tucson Sector, not 103 miles, but that it uses a definition of fencing different from the Tucson Citizen. About the 'Newer Style Fence' Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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American Border Patrol Suspected drug / coyote operation reported by ABP A call from reliable source reported that a major drug / human smuggling operation was ongoing at 8 pm PDT in Tucson, Arizona on Sunday, October 28, 2007. ABP notified the United States Border Patrol.

Associated Press State leader to announce protest of anti-invader bill State Representative Al Lindley and members of the South American Institute will hold a press conference tomorrow to announce a formal protest of a new anti- [illegal] immigration bill. -- House Bill 1804 is scheduled to go into effect on Thursday. It cracks down on [aliens... criminals] and those who employ them.

Yale Daily News -- New Haven, Connecticut Workers urged to sign petition At the urging of a local immigration-reform group, a number of Yale dining hall workers, custodians and service personnel signed a petition on Thursday urging Local 35 leaders to abandon the union's policy of transferring member dues to a pro-immigration rights national affiliate.

NY1-TV -- New York  Video Report Included Invasion supporters rally against Spitzer's scheme Dozens of [wide-open-borders] advocates protested outside Governor Eliot Spitzer's Midtown office Sunday, enraged by what they see as the governor's betrayal. -- "You have forsaken a practical policy that would have been a benefit for all New Yorkers ­ for what? For just your own short-sighted political cover," said S.J. Jung of YKASEC.

Frank Rich -- New York Times Rudy, the values slayer With the new president heading off to his Texas vacation during that slow news month of August 2001, I wrote a column about a man who would never be president: Rudy Giuliani. Banished from Gracie Mansion after dumping his second wife for Judith Nathan, New York's lame-duck mayor had been bunking for two months with a gay couple.

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Mark Hare -- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle A driver's license for illegals? Let's rethink this one Gov. Eliot Spitzer's plan to make illegal immigrants eligible for a driver's license is supposed to encourage them to come out into "the system." That would be a good thing. -- But I don't think it will work. -- Several county clerks, including Monroe County Clerk Cheryl Dinolfo, say they won't comply...

KHOU -- Houston Never-ending invasion debate a noisy distraction for some Another weekend, another protest surrounding the immigration debate that's been mounting in north Harris County. -- The two sides faced off in Spring Saturday, where their angry shouts are beginning to annoy residents like Joe Jordan. -- For weeks, the anti-illegal immigrant group U.S. Border Watch has...

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New York Times Governor accused of betraying principles Gov. Eliot Spitzer's retreat from his plan to permit illegal [aliens] to obtain the same kind of driver's licenses as other New Yorkers drew angry reactions yesterday from civil liberties advocates and [pro-illegal alien... criminal] groups, some of whom described the shift as a stunning betrayal. [Also see: Aiding and abetting illegals is a crime]

Los Angeles Times Evacuations raise deportation fears San Diego -- Flames were only one worry for some illegal [aliens... criminals] in the fire zone. Equally scary were the crowded roads and evacuation centers, heavy with law enforcement officers, including U.S. Border Patrol agents. -- Some wondered if they would be deported if they went to shelters.

Houston Chronicle Houston major hub for human trafficking ...The Mondragon case underscores the need to raise awareness about human trafficking, which still largely operates "under the radar" despite major efforts to combat the crime in recent years, said Ed Gallagher, the deputy chief of the criminal division of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Houston. The U.S. State Department estimates that 17,500 people...

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...

Deseret Morning News -- Salt Lake City Mexican document dealer sentenced to prison A Mexican national was sentenced this week to more than two years in federal prison for supplying stolen citizenship documents and information to workers at a Hyrum, Cache County, meat-packing plant, which was later raided by federal agents as part of a nationwide operation against illegal- [alien... criminal] workers.

Dan Janison -- Newsday -- New York Spitzer driving on both sides of the street? More than a month ago, some critics suggested that Gov. Eliot Spitzer could take steps to calm the instant backlash that greeted his plan to allow [illegal aliens... criminals] to apply for drivers' licenses. -- One method, they said, might be to issue different- colored licenses to those who obtain them without submitting either Social Security cards...

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Eliot Sptizer -- New York Daily News Crackpot Spitzer: Giving invaders licenses will make us safer As New Yorkers, we take the threat of terrorism very seriously. Having witnessed the most devastating attack in our nation's history, mourned the loss of friends and family and experienced the vulnerability that comes with having one's homeland under siege, we know firsthand the threat that terrorism poses.

NY1-TV Protest planned against Spitzer's invader license deal An [illegal aliens'... criminals'] rights group is planning a rally outside Governor Eliot Spitzer's office today to protest his new plan for letting illegal [aliens... criminals] get drivers' licenses. -- The New York Immigration Coalition says the three-tiered license system will have a negative impact on [invaders'] lives.