Thursday, November 1, 2007

2008 Wedge Issue? Illegal immigration stand may determine next President Hillary Clinton - Read about her and Saul Alinsky - and the link to the Industrial Areas Foundation and illegal immigration. Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 31 Tim Russert: Does anyone here believe an illegal immigrant should not have a driver's license? Schneider: Only one hand went up. Senator Dodd: A license is a privilege, and that ought not to be extended, in my view. Schneider: Hillary Clinton is the senator from New York. What is her view? Clinton: I did not say that it should be done, but I certainly recognize why Governor Spitzer is trying to do it. Schneider: Her Democratic rivals were quick to pounce. The charge? Evasiveness. John Edwards: Unless I missed something, Senator Clinton said two different things in the course of about two minutes just a few minutes ago. [...] Schneider: ...Republicans finally have an issue where they believe they have Democrats on the defensive. They're not likely to let it go, no matter who the Democrats nominate.  Watch (Courtesy of LAWatchdog.com) Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Outraged Patriots' Dan Howard on CNN Friday Evening 5 pm PDT - CNN -- 'Out in the Open' with Rick Sanchez

Atlanta Journal-Constitution 30 invaders arrested in raid near Fort Benning The site of a new Army infantry museum near Fort Benning became the scene of an immigration raid when federal agents arrested 30 workers earlier this week. -- Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 27 Mexicans and three Guatemalans on charges of immigration violations, and they will be processed for deportation...

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... [Watch this video from the Heritage Foundation]

KGAN-TV -- Cedar Rapids, Iowa Suspected invaders flee van after traffic stop on I-80 The Iowa State Patrol is searching for more than a dozen people who fled following a traffic stop along Interstate 80 west of Des Moines. -- The patrol stopped a white minivan in Dallas County about 9 a.m. today and as many as 15 people jumped out and ran into a cornfield and a wooded area...

WorldNetDaily.com La Raza wants invaders with children released A new report from the Hispanic civil rights group National Council of La Raza and the Urban Institute is calling for the release of any illegal aliens who are arrested, if they happen to be parents. -- "ICE should develop a consistent policy for release of parents arrested in enforcement operations," said the report...

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]

Huntsville (Alabama) Times Couple says illegal workers flood market A Falkville couple told a legislative committee Wednesday they are about to go bankrupt and lose their home to foreclosure because illegal [aliens...criminals] have flooded the job market. -- June and Thomas Lawrimore told members of the Joint Interim Patriotic Immigration Commission that they are on the brink of financial disaster.

KJRH-TV -- Tulsa Enforcing the Oklahoma immigration law Oklahoma's new controversial immigration law is now in effect. -- Some Hispanics are concerned they'll be the targets of racial profiling. -- The Tulsa Police Department says officers will not arrest people just because they look Hispanic. -- Officers will stop drivers for traffic violations...

The Oklahoman Crowd protests immigration law More than a thousand people met on the south steps of the state Capitol today to protest HB 1804, one of the toughest immigration laws in the nation. -- "This country is not ours, but since we are here, we are going to fight for our rights," said Isobel Sauceda, an illegal [alien...criminals] who came with about 10 other [invader] from work...

Arizona Daily Star Mexican invader gets prison term for assault on agents A U.S. District Judge this week sentenced a Mexican man to five and a half years in prison for assaulting Border Patrol agents. -- On April 11, 2006, near Douglas, Border Patrol agents tried to apprehend a group of 16 illegal [aliens...criminals] that included Jorge Alcaraz- Carrillo, of Sonora, Mexico, said...

KGTV -- San Diego Report alleges abuse, neglect at evac centers A group of human-rights activists issued an explosive report in the wake of what they allege to be minority abuse and neglect at firestorm evacuation centers. -- The report was issued Thursday by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Immigrant Rights Consortium and Justice Overcoming Boundaries.

Reuters States turning up heat on invaders Kansas City, Mo. -- Minor traffic violations do not usually warrant a press release from a governor. But when state police stopped a van on a Missouri road for "following too closely" and found it was carrying 10 presumed [invaders], Gov. Matt Blunt was quick to tout the incident as part of a new state program to hunt down [invaders...criminals].

WorldNetDaily.com Will secret clubs pick next prez? It started in 1952. -- Nearly every person elected as president of the United States since then ­ and nearly every opponent ­ has belonged to a secretive, globalism-oriented organization known as the Council on Foreign Relations. -- Some presidents and their challengers have belonged to additional clubs of internationalists...

KOLD-TV -- Tucson Drop house bust in Phoenix A suspected drop house in Phoenix was found through a tip from an illegal immigrant.  Immigration and Customs agents received a call from a man who said he'd just escaped from armed coyotes.  The illegal immigrant told authorities that the men were raping the women inside the home.  He also alleged the suspected coyotes were...

New York Post Border-cop attack vs. Spitz plan Groups representing current and former border patrol officers yesterday became the latest law-enforcement organizations to urge Gov. Spitzer to scrap his plan to allow illegal aliens [criminals] to obtain driver's licenses. -- T.J. Bonner, president of the 12,000-member National Border Patrol Council...

Washington Times Hillary draws fire for aliens answer Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday declined to clarify her position on enabling illegal aliens to get driver's licenses despite sharp attacks from both Democrats and Republicans. -- Democrats called her debate answer evasive, and Republicans rebuked her for saying New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's policy of enabling illegals' licensing "makes a lot of sense."

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N. Y. State Senator Marty Golden -- Human Events Fast lane to disaster ...New York is currently embroiled in a debate which will have a huge impact on our future. While there are ever-changing proposals being put forth, all of them are built on one premise -- the premise of rewarding individuals who are here ILLEGALLY. -- Governor Eliot Spitzer unleashed a firestorm of controversy earlier this year...

WorldNetDaily.com Law of the Sea Treaty sails ahead The United Nations' Law of the Sea Treaty, a wide-ranging measure critics say will grant the U.N. control of the 70 percent of the planet under its oceans, is now headed to the full Senate for ratification. -- The measure passed the Senate Foreign Relations committee today by a 17-4 vote. [Click here to take action against this treaty]

KOTV -- Tulsa Video: HB-1804 challenge dismissed Video clip shows Outraged Patriots' Dan Howard, raving Mexican Reconquista windbag Miguel Rivera, others commenting on Wednesday's court action on Oklahoma's new anti-invader law.

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American Chronicle California homes scourged ­ U. S. workers will be burned next In November of 2005 the city of New Orleans lay in ruins following Hurricane Katrina. The devastation held one positive prospect; it raised hope that local and evacuated New Orleans workers would get work in the massive reconstruction project. Those hopes were quickly dashed. Voice of America reporter Greg Flakus quoted New Orleans Mayor...

Associated Press Pot smugglers fire on helicopter near border Yuma -- Smugglers who abandoned two truckloads of marijuana along the Colorado River after crossing into the United States fired shots at a helicopter carrying federal agents but missed, authorities said. -- Authorities monitoring remote surveillance video cameras along the river spotted six vehicles crossing the river...

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Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Legality of Huckabee's Mexican consulate deal questioned Financial inducements arranged by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee to establish a Mexican consular office in Little Rock may have violated state law, according to an Arkansas attorney. -- As WND reported yesterday, critics in Arkansas charge Huckabee, who lately has enjoyed a surge in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination...

News 10 New Tedisco will file suit to stop Spitzer treachery Albany, NY -- They tried yelling. They tried voting. All to get the governor to back down on his licenses for illegal [aliens... criminals] plan. -- No tricks this Halloween. But this time, Tedisco says he and some of his Republican colleagues in the Assembly have a treat for the governor; by way of a lawsuit.

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald / Review Border fence construction restarts Construction has resumed on a section of border fence in the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area where work had been temporarily halted. -- A federal district judge on Oct. 10 sided with Defenders of Wildlife and the Sierra Club when she ordered a delay on the work because the government failed to fully study the environmental impact...

American Border Patrol Photo of the day Mark Levy, Sierra Vista Herald photojournalist, interviews archaeologist in trench being prepared for border fence at south end of the San Pedro Riparian area. Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol escorted Levy to the site.

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Tulsa World Terrill leads way on issue State Rep. Randy Terrill says his law school education didn't include a class on immigration law. -- However, the Moore Republican said last week that he believes he has become one of the leading authorities in state government on the subject. -- Terrill has been in the spotlight as the chief author of House Bill 1804...

San Diego Union-Tribune 11 of 18 in burn unit are illegals The fact that 11 of the 18 wildfire victims lying in UCSD Medical Center's burn unit are illegal [aliens] with no apparent health coverage highlights the daunting financial challenge hospitals face in providing long-term, intensive care for all those who need it. -- According to the Mexican Consulate, the burn victims are from central and southern Mexico...

KOTV -- Tulsa Invaders and pals react to immigration law ruling A new state immigration law that targets illegal immigrants has created fear and panic in Latino communities across Oklahoma and will force many immigrants -- both documented and undocumented ­ to leave their jobs and homes, Latino groups said Wednesday. -- Latinos and their supporters reacted to the law on the eve of its Thursday effective date...

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Immigration raids leave kids in lurch, report says ...According to a study released Wednesday by the Urban Institute called "Paying the Price: The Impact of Immigration Raids on America's Children," for every two immigrants apprehended, one child was left behind. The study, considered the first of its kind, found that two-thirds of the affected children are U. S. citizens or legal residents.