Tuesday, October 30, 2007

The Battle of America Mexican Blitzkrieg Attacks Local Governments Dan Howard, Outraged Patriots Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 29     Dobbs:Many American towns, counties, states frustrated by the lack of action in Washington, D.C., are passing laws and ordinances trying to deal with a wave of illegal immigration that is creating immense problems for their communities and jurisdictions.     But the efforts are often thwarted by open border and pro-amnesty groups and socio-ethnocentric groups activist groups. [...]     Wian: Oklahoma's Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act becomes law this week. Among other things, it gives state and local police broader powers to enforce immigration law, prevents illegal aliens from obtaining driver's licenses or other state benefits, and requires employers doing business with the state to verify their workers are legal residents.[...] But the National Coalition of Latino Clergy is suing to block the law, calling it a political cancer of racial intolerance.     Not true, says Dan Howard, a former Oklahoma patrol officer and co-founder of outragedpatriots.com.     Dan Howard: This is not about racism. It's about nationalism. It's about patriotism.  Watch Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

WTOP -- Washington County seeks dismissal of immigration lawsuit Alexandria, Va. -- Prince William County is asking a federal judge to toss out a lawsuit filed earlier this month challenging a county resolution that targets illegal immigrants. -- In court papers filed Tuesday, the county argues that "illegal immigration has real world consequences in places where illegal [aliens... criminals] locate" and...

Fox23-TV -- Tulsa Almost 1,100 pledge resistance to state immigration law Almost 1,100 signed pledges of resistance to Oklahoma's new immigration law have been delivered to Gov. Brad Henry's office. -- The pledges -- signed by parishioners at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Oklahoma City -- were delivered Tuesday by Richard Klinge, director of advocacy and legal services for Catholic Charities.

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...

Louisville Courier-Journal Hawkins' proposal might ignite immigration battle The Louisville Metro Council yesterday began what may be a long and bitter debate over a measure by council member Doug Hawkins urging the city to adopt policies to deal with illegal [aliens... criminals] seeking city services. -- Hawkins... strongly defended his resolution but appears headed for a showdown with majority Democrats on the council.

Joe Arpaio

KTAR -- Phoenix Maricopa County deputies arrest 16 invaders The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said it has arrested 16 illegal immigrants since last week - just two blocks from the Pruitt's Furniture store that was the site of last Saturday's immigrant rights protest. -- Sheriff Joe Arpaio said the arrests were made during routine traffic stops by the department's illegal immigrant task force...

Californians for Population Stabilization HR 3531 would deny funds to sanctuary cities! At long last, the federal government is demonstrating some tepid increase in attempts to provide interior enforcement of our immigration laws. Yet, even these mild efforts are hamstrung by local cities that declare themselves sanctuaries from immigration enforcement... [See Bill Text]

WIBV-TV -- Buffalo Republican assembly members host driver's license hearing The fight against the governor's plan to allow drivers' licenses for illegal [aliens... criminals].is coming to the Queen City Tuesday. -- Several Republican assembly members from across the state are hosting a public hearing Tuesday afternoon. -- It will be held in the Mahoney State Office Building...

Walter Moore

MooreIsBetter.com Dump the Mexican Reconquista L. A. mayor Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month. We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working mayor who takes the job seriously...

NUPGE -- Nepean, Ontario NDP targets Security and Prosperity Partnership trade deal As part of a national campaign to stop the Conservative government's sellout of Canadian sovereignty, the New Democratic Party has formed a working group to oppose the so-called Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP). "Canadians have already felt the devastation that came from the softwood sellout and the ongoing privatization...

Federation for American Immigration Reform Report indicates U. S. has more than 13 million invaders According to a new report from FAIR, 'How Many Illegal Aliens?', the illegal [alien] population of the United States now exceeds 13 million. -- In 2000, the now defunct INS estimated that there were a little more than 7 million people residing illegally in the U.S. [CAPS reports there may be as many as 38 million invaders in the US]

KXMB-TV -- Bismarck, North Dakota 5 invaders arrested in Minot The Highway Patrol says five illegal aliens [criminals] were arrested near Minot and turned over the U.S. Border Patrol. -- Trooper Captain Gary Orluck says a vehicle was stopped at about 1 a.m. Saturday about two miles east of Minot. Troopers said the vehicle had a broken tail light and a license plate that was not readable...

Albany Times-Union GOP to sue over NY invader license scheme With many politicians, including some Democrats, suggesting Gov. Eliot Spitzer back off his plan to offer driver's licenses to illegal [aliens... criminals], Assembly Republicans plan to sue the governor on Thursday over the policy. -- Two days after Spitzer, a Democrat, ditched his original plan...

Sen. Inhofe

U. S. Senator James Inhofe -- Washington Times Getting LOST What if I were to tell you that at this very moment in the halls of the Senate, legislation is being considered that will govern 70 percent of the earth's surface, threaten the very sovereignty of our country and, worse, without the efforts of a select few, would have become law years ago? What if I added that our enemies are waiting in the wings...

Bush Country

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald / Review Hospitals get help for providing care to invaders The federal government has reimbursed Arizona hospitals and doctors $92 million over the past two years to offset unpaid bills for emergency care provided to [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- Arizona hospital executives say they are grateful for  the  financial  help,  but it's still not enough to offset the bulk of costs associated with providing...

Washington Post Takoma Park stays invader 'sanctuary' The Takoma Park council voted unanimously last night to reaffirm the town's status as a "sanctuary city" where police and other municipal employees are forbidden from enforcing federal immigration laws, an action members say is meant to set the community pointedly apart from localities roiled by the illegal immigration debate.

Arizona Republic Invaders, stolen cars found at chop shop Officers discovered 12 [illegal aliens... criminals] and numerous stolen cars and car parts at a vehicle- repair shop in Apache Junction on Monday. -- Arizona Vehicle Theft Task Force officers found the machinery and the [invaders] at Arizona Frames and Fabrication, located at 3701 S. Meridian Road...

Denver Post Illegal immigration surfaces in Greeley mayoral race Illegal immigration is casting a broad shadow over the race for mayor, with at least two outside groups attacking incumbent Tom Selders for being soft on the issue. -- But the entry of special interests in the mayoral showdown could backfire on challenger Ed Clark, said University of Northern Colorado political science professor Steve Mazurana.

Daily News-Record -- Harrisonburg, Virginia Six plead guilty in West Virginia immigration cases Six of eleven people arrested on immigration charges at a Pilgrim's Pride plant in August pleaded guilty to false representation of Social Security numbers in federal court in Elkins, W.Va. -- Two of the cases were dismissed and three of the suspects failed to appear, according to Fawn Thomas, spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office...

Bradenton Herald Reconquistas to protest against CNN's Dobbs Sarasota --  New College immigration activists plan to protest a Saturday appearance by CNN's Lou Dobbs at the city's reading festival. -- "Lou Dobbs has been one of the instrumental factors in the propagation of hate and lies against immigrants," said Jose Manuel Godinez Samperio, an organizer...

James P. Pinkerton -- Newsday -- New York Foolish globalism will hurt the United States The Grand Globalist surveyed the panoramic vista from his lofty office suite. He could see all the places in the world in a moment's time. And yet the Grand Globalist was not pleased with what he saw. -- As he looked down, the Globalist could see people far below, scurrying around like ants, not realizing how tiny and pathetic their little lives were.

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com / PHXNews.com Catch Joe's latest immigration podcast Listen to Joe and PHXNews host Todd Hartley discuss Hillary's multiple blunders on immigration, why the GOP, and American voters, could benefit from an immigration debate, and much more...

Spitzer

Utica Observer-Dispatch Opposition holds against Spitzer's drivers' license plan Changes Gov. Eliot Spitzer made during the weekend to his plan for driver's licenses for illegal [aliens... criminals] doesn't have state Assembly Minority Leader James Tedisco switching his stance on the issue. -- "The only way you stand up to a bully is stand up to a bully and not back down," Tedisco said. [Related item]

Newsday -- New York Invaders on Long Island wary of applying for license Amid the furor over whether to give driver's licenses to illegal [aliens... criminals], many on Long Island say they're afraid to apply because they don't want to set themselves up for deportation. -- At least some of those fears may be valid. State and federal officials say law enforcement agencies will continue to have access to the license database...

Business Journal of Phoenix Sanctuary group backs Phoenix police invader policy A group that supports sanctuary and amnesty for illegal immigrants is backing Phoenix Police Chief Jack Harris on the issue of whether local police should enforce immigration laws. -- The New Sanctuary Movement -- which has the backing of labor unions and liberal religious groups -- has written Harris endorsing the Phoenix Police Department's approach...

American Border Patrol Photo of the day Aerial photo of section of new fence near Sasabe, Arizona. According to a recent GAO report, this fencing costs $4.8 million per mile to construct. "I certainly hope this isn't all they are building," said Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol, "because at nearly five million dollars a mile, if this is all there is, this contract would have to be mostly profit."

Linda Thom -- VDare.com It's the invasion that makes California a tinderbox In Santa Barbara, California, on June 27, 1990, I left my office just after five o'clock to go to a nearby building for labor negotiations. The Santa Ana winds blew so strongly that I could not stand straight. And it was hot -- over 100 degrees. -- I checked the sky for smoke and saw none. Earlier in the day, the county transfer-station...

Somerville (Massachusetts) News Rapid response network for illegal aliens (criminals) proposed The city's Human Rights Commission may set up a rapid response network to spread information to  immigrant communities during times of crisis. -- At a community meeting in East Somerville Oct. 10 Human Rights Commissioner Mary Lu Mendonca said the move was inspired by last summer's immigration raids by ICE...

CNS News Service Software glitches delay virtual border fence Efforts by the Department of Homeland Security to establish a 28-mile digital fence along the U.S. border with Mexico are four months behind schedule, according to a report released last week by the Government Accountability Office. -- Project 28, a $20 million project to secure 28 miles of the Arizona border with radar...

Arizona Daily Star Homeland Security aide: Fence no cure-all Fences aren't the panacea for border-security woes, a Department of Homeland Security official said at a conference in Tucson on Monday. -- "There has been an awful lot of discussion, especially in Arizona, about building fence; fence is not the solution, it's part of the solution," said Liz Schmelzinger of the Secure Border Coordination Council office...