Sunday, November 11, 2007

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Cause and Effect? Not giving credit where it is due New fence on Goldwater Bombing Range blocks route likely used by drug smugglers. American Patrol Opinion     Some of the sixty-five miles of new fencing installed by DHS in FY 2007 may have had an impact on drug smuggling. "The DHS is installing new fencing right across where we have reported hundreds of tire tracks running into the U.S.," said Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol.     Recent reports of a drop in drug smuggling might be due to the new fencing. If true, and if drug smuggling continues to drop as new fencing is installed, it means that the government could have stopped it decades ago and didn't. The recent push to give credit, and more than a billion dollars to the Mexican government may well be designed to shift attention away from this fact, some say. "This may sound far-fetched," said Spencer, "but I wouldn't put anything past the power-elite in Washington." Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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San Antonio Express-News Austin weighs panhandling limits ...On any given day, dozens of laborers, most of them immigrants... bypass the city- run centers and congregate instead on a patch of grass next to a Home Depot store along Interstate 35 in North Austin. -- The proposed crackdown has left civil libertarians, [illegal alien... criminal] advocates and homeless groups seething...

Virginian-Pilot -- Hampton Roads Immigration a dividing line in Virginia politics The polls had been closed and his re-election secured for hours late Tuesday, but Corey Stewart, the chairman of the county Board of Supervisors, was still in fighting form. -- "We are never going to stop defending our communities from the effects of illegal immigration. Ever!" Stewart yelled into a microphone...

Montrose (Colorado) Daily Press Task Force: Major drug trafficker arrested (likely invader) An early evening bust stopped a kilo of cocaine from reaching the streets Friday and landed an alleged "significant trafficker" in jail on a half- million dollar bond. -- The Seventh Judicial Drug/Meth Task Force arrested Tomas Naverrette at a West Main convenience store after he allegedly conducted a transaction with a confidential informant...

The Journal News -- Mount Kisco, New York Hispanics troubled over Southeast supervisor race ...The question was on the minds of many Hispanic merchants and residents last week as word spread that Save Our Southeast candidate Michael Rights may be the next town supervisor. Rights' plan to crack down on illegal [aliens... criminals], some argued, would cause people to flee, a situation that could result in serious economic, social...

Coming Up November 17 Westwood, Calif. -- Noon Pacific | Other Events Say NO to the North American Union March

Lemmon (South Dakota) Leader Drugs and cash seized in Lemmon A theft investigation last week in Lemmon resulted in an arrest for illegal drugs, deportation of two Mexican nationals, and a seizure that included vehicles and $70,000.00 in cash. -- On October 29, 2007, the Perkins County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of theft from a business in the Lemmon area...

Ed Morales

Athens (Georgia) Banner-Herald Licensing invaders will make us safer Last month, when NY Gov. Eliot Spitzer proposed a change in state law that would offer illegal [aliens... criminals] the chance to obtain a driver's license, the anti-illegal [alien] lobby went ballistic. Fear-mongers argued that such a policy would threaten national security. And James Tedisco, minority leader of the NY State Assembly, luridly declared...

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]

San Francisco Examiner Romney blasts Rudy's immigration stance as NYC mayor Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is accusing GOP rival Rudy Giuliani of hypocrisy for opposing drivers licenses for illegal [aliens... criminals] after welcoming illegals to New York City. -- "He encourages illegal immigration and provides New York City as a sanctuary city and then suddenly decides to draw the line at driver's licenses..."

Los Angeles Times A fine line for Democrats on border issues Top Democratic elected officials and strategists are engaged in an internal debate over toughening the party's image on illegal immigration, with some worried that Democrats' relatively welcoming stance makes them vulnerable to GOP attacks in the 2008 election. -- Advocates of such a change cite local and state election results last week...

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]

MetroWest Daily News -- Framingham, Massachusetts Police chiefs worry about Brazilian gangs The two men are in their early 20s, share a passion for cars, and, according to the Framingham police, both were members of a gang with links to Brazil, the first one that has surfaced in the local Brazilian community. -- Police said Marcilei Caetano and Joelson G. Fonseca, both formerly of Framingham...

Christian Science Monitor Border issue vexes congress Four months after the collapse of a wide-ranging immigration reform [aka amnesty], lawmakers are making decisions on what elements of the derailed bill, if any, can be salvaged in this session of Congress. -- So far, the answer is not much. -- However, with public opinion running about 2-to-1 in favor of greater border security...

WPTY-TV -- Memphis Likely Mexican invader charged with injuring MPD officer Avenamar Perez is charged in a hit and run accident that put MPD Lt. Greg Quinn in the hospital earlier this week. -- Perez is accused of hitting Lt. Quinn's motorcycle from behind then leaving the scene. Witnesses followed Perez and called in his location to investigators.

KATV -- Little Rock, Arkansas ICE to examine State Police for invader arrest power A federal immigration official says that whether Arkansas State Police are allowed to make immigration arrests will depend on whether jails have enough space to hold prisoners and how troopers decide whom to arrest. --- As more immigrants fill jobs at construction sites, poultry plants and other workplaces, political pressure has mounted...

Randy Terrill

NewsOK.com -- Oklahoma City Terrill proud law is 'setting the standard for the nation' Or, at least, that is what several hundred callers to his House legislative office are hoping for, he said. -- Republican Rep. Randy Terrill is one of the best known state lawmakers, after his authoring of what some are calling the toughest immigration reform legislation in the country.

Michael Goodwin -- New York Daily News Oh man, Hillary Clinton's got guy trouble Hillary Clinton has a man problem. No, no, not that kind of man problem. And not the man problem she had in mind when she accused her rivals of "piling on" at the debate debacle. Her man problem comes from her friends. -- Friends like Gov. Spitzer, who has thrown her the hottest political potato of the year...

Arizona Daily Star Cops getting squeeze from both sides on invaders The declaration in the past week by Tucson police that they no longer would call immigration officials to schools and churches put one controversy to rest. -- But it left a plethora of questions about a policy that gives broad discretion to officers in dealing with illegal [aliens... criminals].

Malcolm Hedges -- American Daily The RINO National Conspiracy (RNC) Thanks to the their implicate leader (G. W. Bush), the RNC and other factions are missing a lot of contributions. -- President Bush is obviously using his office to promote the NAU, SPP, UN and the New World Order. -- Me, plus a lot of "real Americans" have no use for this BS!

Arizona Republic Invaders' worries hurting business The economic slowdown is hurting businesses Valleywide, but those that cater to Latinos are seeing an even steeper drop in sales as immigrants curtail their spending out of fear of layoffs and continuing law- enforcement crackdowns. -- Businesses with large Latino clienteles say many of their customers are anxious about losing their jobs...

Arizona Republic Pro-invader protest continues outside Pruitt's store Their numbers are getting larger, and their chants are getting louder. -- For the third weekend in a row, demonstrators rallied Saturday outside an east Phoenix furniture store to boycott the business and protest the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office's arrests of day laborers in the area.

Associated Press Immigration agency ordered shut down Tallahassee -- A Naples organization that claimed it could help immigrants obtain permanent residency in Canada will shut down and refund all fees paid, Attorney General Bill McCollum has announced. -- The Jerusalem Haitian Community Center made "flawed and potentially deceptive" claims in its immigrant assistance...

WTSP-TV -- Tampa Invader charged in ID theft Bradenton, Florida -- An illegal [alien... criminal] has been arrested on charges he used a stolen ID to get a job he held in Sarasota for nearly a year, the Manatee County Sheriff's Office reports. -- Emilio Perez- Ramirez became a suspect when the IRS notified a man in Texas that someone was using his identity.

WTBV -- Charlotte Fighting roosters and drugs seized in Iredell County Authorities busted up a drug operation in western Iredell County but they also discovered what appears to be a cockfighting ring. -- Sheriff's deputies and U.S. Customs agents found cocaine and marijuana in an illegal [alien's] house Tuesday night. -- The suspect, Serapio Garcia Abonza, returned home from work just after the search started...