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Saturday, November 10, 2007 |

Suppressing the
Truth
Democrats try to avoid alien license issue

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KPHO-TV
-- Phoenix
30
found at Phoenix drop house
Phoenix police said they found roughly
30 illegal [aliens... criminals]
in a west Valley drop house Saturday. -- Police said a woman
escaped from the house near 103rd Avenue and Indian School Road
shortly after noon and went to a nearby apartment complex to
call police. She arranged to meet officers at a nearby 7-Eleven. |
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Dallas
Morning News
American
youths did Mexican drug cartel's dirty work
Laredo -- Rosalio Reta killed his first
man at age 13. He didn't like it much, he told police. The guy
was tied up and kneeling. Mr. Reta just had to pick up a pistol
and shoot him in the head. -- "He told us that wasn't his
style. There was no challenge," said Webb County Assistant
District Attorney Jesus Guillen... |
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Baltimore
Examiner
Police
crack down on illegal aliens' fake IDs
Employers who don't know how to spot
fake identification may be hiring illegal [aliens...
criminals] and unknowingly supporting crime. -- "A lot
of people who come illegally to the United States get documentation
to operate and give themselves legitimacy here, but it's also
used by criminal organizations to further their criminal activity"... |
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Chicago
Tribune
Immigration
looms as key issue
Rudolph Giuliani, the front-running Republican
candidate for president, has at least two good reasons for proposing
a ban against driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. -- One
is Sen. Hillary Clinton, the leading Democratic contender for
president. In a recent debate, she stumbled over a question about
driver's licenses for "undocumented workers..."  |

Randy Terrill |
NewsOK.com
-- Oklahoma City
Legislator plans
new reforms
The author of the state's immigration
bill said Wednesday he will file legislation seeking to make
English the official language in Oklahoma and to give law officers
the right to seize assets, such as a vehicle or a home, when
used to transport or house illegal [aliens...
criminals]. |
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KENS-TV
-- San Antonio
Border
Patrol hopes to train 5,000 new agents in 2008
Border patrol agents are literally our
nation's first line of defense. Following 9/11, President Bush
ordered an additional 6,000 agents to be hired. -- Each agent
will go through one of the toughest law enforcement training
academies in the country. -- In 2005, 916 trainees went into
the academy. The number doubled in 2006... |
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New
York Post
Spitzer
may rethink invader license scheme
Embattled Gov. Spitzer yesterday for
the first time pointedly refused to rule out shelving his controversial
plan to allow illegal aliens [criminals]
to obtain driver's licenses. -- Speaking to reporters in Puerto
Rico after privately addressing Latino state lawmakers at their
annual island conference, Spitzer was asked several times... |
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KRGV-TV
-- Welasco
Detention
officers accused of smuggling 28 illegals
Two Willacy County (Texas) federal detention
officers are in federal custody. They're accused of trying to
smuggle 28 [illegal aliens...
criminals] across the Sarita checkpoint. -- Border Patrol
agents found the illegals. Sources close to the case tell us
the two detention officers driving the van didn't have paperwork
for them... |
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Denver
Post
Should
voters have to prove citizenship?
El Paso County Clerk Bob Balink brings up an
interesting point, but one that always raises political hackles.
-- If the state is going to require that people be U.S. citizens
in order to vote, then it should allow election officials to
verify that citizenship, Balink argues...  |
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WKRC-TV
-- Cincinnati
Tri-state
feels the effects of the border battle
Just a few weeks ago, Butler County Sheriff
Rick Jones and State Representative Courtney Combs, went to the
Arizona, Mexico border on a fact finding trip. They were looking
for answers to the problems of illegal immigration in our area.
Local 12's Rich Jaffe and photographer Dan Cavins joined them
for an exclusive look at the issues... |
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Washington
Times
Hispanics
to hear from GOP
The top Republican presidential candidates
reversed course and have agreed to take part in a Spanish- language
debate next month aimed at Hispanic voters, setting up an acrimonious
clash over illegal aliens, an issue roiling the Republican primary.
-- Fred Thompson agreed Thursday to the debate, igniting a dash
to sign up by... |

Spitzer |
Kelly
Boggs -- Baptist Press
A
nutty idea in New York
...While our immigration laws may need
some measure of reform, the real problem is enforcement of the
laws against individuals who continue to enter America illegally.
-- One of America's fundamental principles is that we are a nation
of laws and function according to the rule of law. In its most
basic understanding... |

Joe Guzzardi |
VDare.com
Diversity
is strength! It's also... painful PC brainwashing
As a "certificated" (no-one
knows why this weird term is used) California teacher, I was
recently subjected to an obligatory and painful- to- sit- through
class titled "Teaching the Diverse Learner." -- The
California Department of Education imposes these courses on us
as a condition of keeping our credentials current... |
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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] |

Eliot & Clinton |
Washington
Times
Democrats
hit licenses for illegals
Democratic House members can't understand
why their party's national leaders are embracing driver's licenses
for illegal aliens, and say their constituents see it as a "de
facto amnesty." -- Rep. Nancy Boyda, Kansas Democrat, said
the stance taken by her party's presidential candidates is very
unpopular in her district.  |
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Associated
Press
Feds
swap Sasabe-area refuge land for border fence
Federal agencies announced Friday an
agreement to swap nearly a mile of national wildlife refuge borderland
near Sasabe to allow completion of border fencing, drawing fire
from environmentalists. -- The Department of Homeland Security
will acquire 5.8 acres along the border now owned by the Buenos
Aires National Wildlife Refuge.  |
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KXO
-- El Centro, Calif
Drug
smugglers jump border fence in their vehicles
Border Patrol agents say the incident
occurred Thursday in the mountains near Tecate. They say
a ramp system was set-up on the Mexican Side of the International
Border. A Suburban and a Ford F-150 pick-up were driven over
the ramp, and into the United States. Agents followed the vehicles
west on Highway 94. |
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Baltimore
Sun
Invaders
in detention
Aggressive immigration enforcement has
led to record numbers of detainees around the nation, prompting
the federal government to speed up deportations and increasingly
rely on transfers and contracts with local jails and private
companies. -- The detainee population jumped to nearly 27,900
nationwide in fiscal year 2007... |
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Bob
Unruh -- WorldNetDaily.com
Feds
claim they'll hold 'sanctuaries' accountable
Sanctuary cities whether their
law enforcement personnel deliberately obstruct federal immigration
enforcement or simply ignore such violations when they encounter
them soon could be facing the wrath of the federal government
in court, according to the Department of Homeland Security.  |
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KING-TV
-- Seattle Includes Video
Pro-invader
zealots disrupt downtown Tacoma
Tacoma -- Immigration protestors marched
through downtown Tacoma, stopping traffic and halting downtown
bus service Friday. -- They're protesting federal immigration
policy and the treatment of people at Tacoma's Northwest Detention
Center, which holds as many as 1,000 people.  |
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WCBD-TV
-- Charleston, South Carolina
Cameras
roll on border dash
Cameras were rolling during a bold and
bizarre illegal border crossing near El Paso, Texas last week.
-- While a mass to honor those who have died trying to cross
the border was underway several more illegal [aliens...
criminals] pushed through the fence. -- Several border patrol
agents watched... and kept their distance. |
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Bartlesville
(Oklahoma) Examiner-Enterprise
Group
says lawsuit challenging invader law should proceed
Tulsa -- A group challenging the new
state law that targets illegal [aliens...
criminals] say the law has hurt several people and that their
lawsuit should proceed. -- Attorneys for the National Coalition
of Latino Clergy and Religious Leaders responded in federal court
filings Thursday that the lawsuit against Attorney General Drew
Edmondson... |
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C.
Q. Lincoln -- National Review
The
Tancredo paradox
Rep. Tom
Tancredo (left) has announced that he will not seek a sixth
term in Congress in 2008 but will continue his long-shot campaign
for the Republican presidential nomination. His reelection to
another term in Congress would have been a slam dunk, whereas
he freely admits that he has virtually no chance to actually
win... |
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Dan
McCaskill, Jr. - North County Times -- Escondido, Calif.
Border-control
advocates not hate-mongers
I am not a member of the Minutemen nor
do I attempt to speak for them, but I am an advocate for controlling
our borders. I also do not think the Minutemen are a group of
bigots and hate-mongers as implied by Mr. Bill Flores of El Grupo
in his Community Forum, "Minutemen's tactics inflame hate,"
Nov. 1. It seems to be the trend of... |
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NY1-TV
-- New York
Spitzer's
cabinet is split over license scheme
NY1 has learned that Governor Eliot Spitzer's
cabinet is the latest group to question his drivers license plan.
NY1's Josh Robin filed the following report. -- Governor Eliot
Spitzer is in Puerto Rico, meeting with lawmakers behind closed
doors. -- A big difference from last year where flush from a
record win... |
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