Sunday, November 4, 2007

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Fence to Protect Riparian Area Nears Completion Aerial survey reveals progress Illegal aliens trample San Pedro River Riparian Area. American Border Patrol     American Border Patrol reports that a new border fence between Naco, Arizona, and the San Pedro River is nearing completion. An aerial survey of the area performed yesterday [click here to watch] revealed ten miles of fencing is now in place, and that the final 1.5 miles of fencing is under construction at the southern boundary of the San Pedro River Riparian area.     "For five years American Border Patrol has documented a flood of illegal aliens through the San Pedro River Riparian area," said Glenn Spencer of ABP, "and this new fencing, that will disturb hardly a hair on the head of the riparian area, may well cut this flood significantly." Spencer said ABP will work to assess the effectiveness of the new fence. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Reconquista

Wilkes-Barre (Pennsylvania) Times-Leader Ex-Mexican president to be met with protest While Wilkes University officials are proud to host a lecture by Vicente Fox (clown at left) on Monday at the F.M. Kirby Center, not everyone is thrilled with the former Mexican president's visit to the Wyoming Valley. -- The grassroots group Voice of the People USA, which has sponsored several rallies in support of Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta's stance...

Lexington (Kentucky) Herald-Leader Candidates vie to sound toughest on the invasion Nearly every politician has clamored to sound toughest on illegal immigration in the waning weeks of the campaign. -- Candidates for governor and attorney general have called for checking the immigration status of inmates in jails and prisons. They've talked about cracking down on employers. Some have said police should start...

Chattanooga Times Free Press Many 'immigrants' build new lives in 'Little Mexico' Dalton, Ga. -- Known by many as "Mexico Chiquito," or Little Mexico, the Whispering Pines mobile home neighborhood often is the first place immigrants live when they arrive in the United States, according to residents. -- "I found this place because some cousins were living here already..."

Coming Up November 5 Voice of the People USA -- Wilkes-Barre, Pa. -- 5 pm EST | Other Events Protest Visit of Meddling Mexican Vicente Fox | Press Release

Freedom Folks -- Chicago   Includes Video SOS protesters attacked by vicious Reconquistas The members of Save our State protested the hiring of day laborers in Canoga Park, California [on Saturday], not all of them left unscathed. -- Still think this isn't a war? -- Information is sketchy at this point. I will update as more information becomes available... [Related photo submitted by Lone Wolf]

Austin American-Statesman Irving jail sees sharp decline in illegal aliens The number of illegal [aliens... criminals] detained in the Irving jail has dropped by more than 40 percent since intense media attention and protests erupted in September over the city's collaboration with federal immigration authorities. -- [Invaders] are probably staying out of Irving or keeping low profiles...

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]

Charlotte Observer Police threatened by gang after shooting Charlotte-Mecklenburg police have confirmed a report in a Spanish- language newspaper that authorities are concerned about possible retaliation by a Latino gang against law enforcement officials over the Oct. 12 shooting death of a man at a south Charlotte nightclub.

Washington Times Editorial Gary Baise for Fairfax County Board In increasingly blue Fairfax County, Va., Tuesday's election for the county Board of Supervisors is a classic David vs. Golaith contest. The favorite is Democratic incumbent Gerald Connolly, who is doing everything he possibly can to encourage illegal aliens leaving places like Prince William County to settle in Fairfax.

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]

Tan Klan News

Janet Murguía -- Kansas City Star 'Tan Klan' leader tries explaining petty, childish KC antics Last month, the National Council of La Raza's board of directors voted unanimously to withdraw our 2009 annual conference from Kansas City and hold the event elsewhere. -- Our decision was based on the appointment by Mayor Mark Funkhouser of Frances Semler, an active member of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, to an official position...

New York Times License issue figures large in local races When she arrived at an assisted living center for a candidates' forum here recently, Kathleen C. Hochul, the Erie County clerk, spent a few minutes explaining what county clerks do. As the audience listened sleepily, Ms. Hochul, a no-nonsense lawyer, quickly reeled through an explanation of housing permits, business registrations...

WLWT-TV -- Cincinnati DUI invader gets 55 years for killing couple Cincinnati -- A drunk driver with a history of offenses received the maximum sentence Saturday for killing a couple from Cincinnati. -- The crash occurred in Florida last June. -- Illegal [alien... criminal] Jesus Bernal admitted he was drunk when he crashed his pickup into James and Margie Rook.

KDBC-TV -- El Paso Teen Mexican invader arrested in major pot bust More than 500 pounds of marijuana seized after border patrol agents spot a chain of smugglers loading a van with duffel bags. -- Border Patrol says when the smugglers saw the agents, the driver of the van sped off.  He then tried to drive over a set of railroad tracks and became high- centered...

KOCO-TV -- Oklahoma City New twist given in defense of invaders Two Catholic priests are comparing illegal [aliens... criminals] to Oklahoma's early settlers in a new twist to arguments against deporting the illegals to Mexico and other countries. -- After all, the priests said, the original "Sooners" broke the rules when they slipped into the state early to claim free land on April 22, 1889...

Jaime Andrade -- Charlotte Conservative News No license in North Carolina So recently we wrote a response to an article by Rafael Zartha the editor of Mi Gente. Mi Gente (My people) is a "newspaper" for Spanish speaking readers. In one quick glance a person can see that all of the "articles" seem to relate to how illegal [aliens... criminals] can continue to prosper. For this reason, lets call it the paper for...

Tulsa World Cops: Limited resources may hinder enforcement of HB 1804 State law enforcement agencies say limited resources may prevent them from enforcing a new state law that targets illegal aliens. -- "As far as I'm concerned, it's going to be business as usual," said Scott Jay, Beckham County sheriff. "I don't see where it's going to have any impact at all on local law enforcement."

Bradenton Herald Protesters turn out for Dobbs appearance Sarasota -- It was a new attraction for the Sarasota Reading Festival as a group of mostly New College students protested Lou Dobbs' stance on illegal immigration. -- For the past 10 years the Sarasota Reading Festival has never had protesters to any authors on the list, said Betty Morris, director of the event.

Sacramento Bee Nuñéz solicited Verizon money after bill passed Assembly Speaker [and rabid Mexican Reconquista] Fabian Núñez solicited $120,000 in charitable contributions from Verizon shortly after pushing successful legislation last year that is expected to bring billions to telecommunications firms. [Also see: Núñez news sparks anger, shrugs | Nuñez used a charity to funnel donations]

Dole

WWAY-TV -- Wilmington, North Carolina Dole discusses immigration plan in Pender County If Pender County Sheriff Carson Smith apprehends a criminal who happens to be an illegal immigrant, there's not much he can do. -- "Right now we can only do some very fundamental checks with the names that are given to us and the date of birth," said Smith. "And the information that's given to us many times is not the correct information we have."

Washington Post Feds ease up on 'Real ID' as states complain about costs The Bush administration is easing its demand for tough national standards for driver's licenses, acting at the behest of state officials who say the "Real ID" plan is unworkable and too costly, officials familiar with the new policy said. -- While Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff hailed an agreement...

WUSA-TV -- Washington Illegal Immigration: Top issue in Prince William? The Prince William County (Va.) board that pushed through anti- [illegal] immigration measures now hopes the issue drives supporters to the polls on Tuesday. -- In at least one neighborhood, people are giving the board and its chairman a 'thumbs up.' -- "They had a mini bonfire going with no one watching them," says Chris Pannell...

Enid (Oklahoma) News Local impact of immigration law still unknown Members of Enid Hispanic Outreach Council still aren't sure they know how the new immigration laws will impact local and area immigrants. -- "The challenge with (House Bill) 1804 is how seriously it will be implemented," Allan McCobb, executive director of United Way of Enid and Northwest Oklahoma...