Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Intifada? Does open defiance at border signal beginning? American Patrol     The battle between open-borders extremists and the U.S. Border Patrol in Calexico may mark the beginning of the intifada predicted by Andres Oppenheimer.     "The rapid escalation of the U.S. anti-immigration hysteria - fueled by ratings-hungry cable-television hotheads and leading Republican presidential hopefuls - is a dangerous trend: It may lead to a Hispanic intifada that may rock this nation in the not-so-distant future."     "Americans must understand that we are in a pre-war period and that blame for the inevitable civil war must lie at the feet of those who subverted our immigration laws," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. "At the top of this list are names like the Los Angeles Times, the Ford Foundation, the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Mexican government," he added. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Minot (North Dakota) Daily News Invasion: Finally politicians might be getting the message Debate over immigration law reform has confounded many analysts who attempt to explain such issues solely in terms of political party ideologies. Both Republicans and Democrats have been on what, to many Americans, is the wrong side of the debate - an emphasis on various proposals that illegal aliens be given amnesty for their misdeeds.

Reuters Leading presidential candidates on the invasion Following is a summary of the leading 2008 U.S. presidential candidates' positions on immigration reform: New York Sen. Hillary Clinton -- Supports a guest worker program for immigrants if it does not undermine U.S. workers' wages and favors giving [illegal aliens... criminals] a way to become legal workers...

New York Post Invader busted on murder charge An axed employee of an Upper East Side jewelry boutique was busted yesterday for stabbing and slashing his boss - a hardworking Bronx mom - to death after she caught him stealing and threatened to call cops, sources said yesterday. -- David Andrango faces second-degree murder charges in the brutal slaying of...

Dr. Paul

Ron Paul for President Ron Paul coming to Las Vegas Dr. Ron Paul's Hope for America Tour is coming to Las Vegas on November 19th and we invite you to come and hear his message of freedom, peace and prosperity! -- A rally will be held at Artemus Ham Hall at the University of Nevada Las Vegas starting at 3:00 PM PST.

Chicago Tribune Mexican windbag Calderon to start propaganda campaign in U. S. President Felipe Calderon decried Wednesday what he called "the growing harassment" of Mexicans in the US and said his government will work to counter it by funding a media campaign to show migrant success stories. -- Mexican officials have expressed concern over a recent wave of raids and a U.S. political climate perceived as anti- migrant.

San Francisco Chronicle   Poll on Page S.F. supervisors approve ID cards for "residents" (i. e. invaders) The Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to issue municipal identification cards to city residents - regardless of whether they are in the country legally - and to double the amount of public money available to candidates running for supervisor. -- Supervisor Tom Ammiano, who authored the ID card legislation, said the program is a smart public safety measure...

Chicago Tribune Mexican windbag Calderon to start propaganda campaign in U. S. President Felipe Calderon decried Wednesday what he called "the growing harassment" of Mexicans in the US and said his government will work to counter it by funding a media campaign to show migrant success stories. -- Mexican officials have expressed concern over a recent wave of raids and a U.S. political climate perceived as anti- migrant.

Californians for Population Stabilization SAVE Act will control immigration, protect the environment! The SAVE Act (Secure America with Verification and Enforcement Act) is an important, bi-partisan attempt to remedy our immigration crisis by enforcing our immigration laws. HR 4088, by Representative Heath Shuler (D-NC) has over 90 co-sponsors, equally divided by Democrats and Republicans...

Pine Bluff (Arkansas) Commercial Demand doubles in first six months at Mexican consulate The growing Mexican population in Arkansas and neighboring mid-south states created a demand for passports and identity cards beyond what even the Mexican government prepared for. -- In its first six months, the Mexican consulate based in Little Rock has seen the number of citizens it serves a day rise from 50 to 120... [Thanks, Huck]

Bridgeton (New Jersey) News Threatening to kill officer lands invader in county jail A Bank Street man who was detained on a warrant Tuesday morning will spend more time in the county jail than he likely would have by allegedly threatening to kill a city police sergeant following his arrest. -- In addition to the longer stay in jail, Oscar Mendez now also possibly faces a deportation hearing. [Possibly?]

Spits & Hillary

New York Times Spitzer speaks out after ditching dangerous license scheme Chastened and contrite, Gov. Eliot Spitzer acknowledged this morning that he had misjudged public sentiment in proposing to grant driver's licenses to [invaders], but he vowed to press Washington for comprehensive immigration legislation and said his critics had stoked partisan and irresponsible fears of [illegal aliens... criminals].

Associated Press Apparent pro-invader zealot charged with assaulting BP agent A dancing bongo player who clashed with Border Patrol agents during a border protest has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a federal officer. -- The complaint said Juan Esteban Ruiz ''slammed'' into an agent twice, once knocking him off balance. Ruiz told authorities that he was ''caught up in the moment'' when he danced next to the agent and bumped into him.

Dan Sheehy

Dan Sheehy's Fighting Immigration Anarchy Newsletter ...Using a shocking and inspiring 60- slide PowerPoint presentation I created specifically for the tour, I discussed the seriousness of the illegal- alien invasion, the Mexican reconquista, so-called "free- trade" agreements such as NAFTA and CAFTA, the NAFTA Superhighway toll road system, the "Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America" and how it is setting the stage for merging the U.S., Mexico and Canada...

WTNH-TV -- New Haven, Connecticut  Video Report Included Taxpayers footing the bills for illegal aliens ...Elise Marciano is the president of the Anti-Illegal Immigration Group in Danbury. "That is so incredible that our taxpayers money that this hospital is spending on people who shouldn't even be here," she said. -- Frank Kelly says he understands how illegal immigration opponents feel about the staggering numbers.

Huckabee

Arkansas News Bureau Blast from the Past: The real Mike Huckabee In a impassioned speech before hundreds of influential Hispanic civil rights leaders from across the nation, Gov. Mike Huckabee told a captive audience Wednesday [at a LULAC soiree, no less] that America is great because it has always opened it doors up to people seeking a better way of life...

Detroit Free Press Illegal alien worked for FBI, CIA, stole info The sister-in-law of the indicted fugitive owner of the La Shish restaurant chain got sensitive jobs at the FBI and CIA, despite being an illegal [alien... criminal], federal prosecutors said in court documents unsealed today in Detroit. -- The woman, Nada Nadim Prouty, also tapped into a sensitive FBI computer to find out what federal investigators...

WSOC-TV -- Charlotte  Video Report Included Agents round up fugitive invaders in Charlotte Charlotte, NC -- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials released some startling numbers for its Southeast region, which includes Charlotte. Members of ICE's Fugitive Operations Team have arrested and deported more than 2,200 immigrant fugitives between October 2006 and October 2007.

Magic Valley Times -- Twin Falls, Idaho Border agents confirm raids in Magic Valley A U.S. Border Patrol official confirmed Tuesday that agents investigating human smuggling on commercial bus lines arrested more than 100 illegal [aliens... criminals] in the Twin falls area over the past week. -- That figure does not include unconfirmed reports that agents detained a number of [invaders] at other locations...

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Romney

Newsday -- New York Romney assails foes on immigration Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney, seeking to protect his narrowing lead and fend off challenges from rivals in this early-voting state, assailed Mike Huckabee and Rudy Giuliani over supporting tuition breaks and broader sanctuary for illegal [aliens... criminals] or their children...

KTAR -- Phoenix Pruitt's owners say Reconquista pests affecting bottom line For several weekends now, protesters have been gathering outside the Pruitt's furniture store in central Phoenix and it's hitting the store where it hurts. -- [Illegal alien... criminal] "rights" activists are targeting the store near 36th Street and Thomas. They gather shouting "Don't buy racism" at customers.

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]

Associated Press Federal judge to hear arguments in employer sanctions lawsuit A federal judge is set to hear arguments in a challenge of a new Arizona law that prohibits businesses from knowingly hiring illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- Business and [invader... criminal] rights groups that are challenging the law have asked for a preliminary injunction to block enforcement of the law, which takes effect Jan. 1.

Newport News (Virginia) Daily Press Wrong-way drunk driving Mexican invader sentenced A Gloucester County Circuit Court judge upheld Tuesday a July 19 ruling in the case of an illegal [alien... criminal] who was driving drunk when his car sideswiped a Virginia State Police trooper in June. -- Circuit Court Judge Von L. Piersall Jr. sentenced Alfonso Cedillo Maldonado to 18 months in prison after the Mexican native pleaded guilty...

Reuters Texas mayors want wider Rio Grande Brownsville, Texas -- Texan mayors opposed to a planned border fence with Mexico want to widen and deepen the Rio Grande river instead, and say it will be more effective in keeping out illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The U.S. government aims to build 700 miles of new fencing along the frontier with Mexico...

The Dustin Inman Society  Includes Video Georgia Sheriff uses authority to enforce immigration laws In July, Neil Warren, the Sheriff of Cobb County, Georgia began using his authority to assist ICE to enforce American immigration laws. The results have been easy to see enforcement works! -- Doing so has accomplished several things: Illegals are being deported from Cobb County. Illegals are being told "don't drive in Cobb County."

WKRC-TV -- Cincinnati  Video Report Safeguarding businesses against invaders With several high-profile raids on illegal immigration in the Tri-State, many local businesses wonder how far they need to check the background of their workers. -- In turn, local Hispanic groups worry those fears could lead to discrimination. -- Local 12's Angela Ingram has more on how both sides are trying to reach some understanding...

American Border Patrol Photo of the day Photo taken November 13 on the border east of the San Pedro River. Construction work involves excavation and equipment/ supplies not normally associated with border fence construction. It should be interesting to watch what develops.

Chicago Sun Times Airport bill takes aim at invaders A week after dozens of illegal immigrants were arrested using fraudulent ID badges to access high-security areas of O'Hare Airport, Rep. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) on Tuesday proposed legislation to require workers in all U.S. airports' secure areas to be citizens. -- "It's designed to specifically address problems that we found at O'Hare in particular but..."

Washington Times Assembly to consider proposals on illegals The Virginia State Crime Commission's recommendations on illegal aliens should get full consideration in the 2008 General Assembly, despite Democrats taking control of the state Senate in the recent elections, the commission chairman said yesterday. -- "Whatever comes out will get a serious look," said Sen. Kenneth W. Stolle...