Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Chertoff Retreats Immigration Enforcement "Designed to Fail" "We're not abandoning the no-match rule. We're modifying it to be consistent with the district court's order." (This will take three months) Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 26 Wian: DHS says it is considering multiple options to get the no- match rule up and running including challenging the judge's order, but for now it plans to issue the revised rule by March of next year -- Lou. Dobbs: Why in the world is it going to take that long to amend the order? Wian: DHS is not saying beyond the statement that we reported there in the piece. It is technical issues that -- and minor issues, according to the DHS that the judge has a problem with in this case, but they don't say why it is going to take four months to get it fixed -- over four months, basically giving employers of illegal aliens in this country a free pass for another four months -- Lou. Dobbs: You know and the illegal employers in this country have had a free pass for long enough. This administration continues to look like a bunch of just weak-kneed, frankly weak-kneed cowards when it comes to enforcing the law against corporate America. It's disgusting to me that they would put off this encounter. Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Associated Press Invader with long rap sheet caught near Yuma A Mexican citizen with a lengthy rap sheet who's been deported three times previously has been arrested after illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. -- The U.S. Border Patrol in Yuma, Ariz., says Pedro Alvarado Suarez has been arrested 23 times since 1986 and served about eight years in jail. It says the arrests involved various charges...

Pastor

InfoWars.com Denying the North American Union Now that Alex Jones, Jerome Corsi, and others have exposed the plot to establish a "North American community," that is to say eradicate the national sovereignty of the United States, Canada, and Mexico in favor of a "United Nations of America" based on the European Union, the corporate media and globalist apologists have kicked into over-drive...

John F. McManus -- John Birch Society Conspiracy deniers delight in their attempt to debunk the obvious The Boston Globe's Drake Bennett provided many facts that have led to the conclusion that a conspiracy designed to merge the three nations of North America actually exists. But even though he offered some evidence that it does exist, he confidently told his readers that "there is no such thing" as the plot...

Laurie Roberts -- Arizona Republic Employers plot to overwhelm E-Verify Employment lawyers are advising the business community to wait until the last two weeks of the year to sign up for E-Verify, in hopes of crashing the system set up to at least try to determine if the people they're hiring are legally entitled to work here. -- "If you have 100,000 people signing up in December, how are they going to handle it?"...

Coming Up November 28 Garden Grove, Calif. -- 7:30 PM | Other Events CCIR Meeting with Tony Dolz & Ted Hilton

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Another drunken Mexican invader kills an innocent American An illegal [alien... criminal] has admitted he was drunk when the car he was driving plowed into the back of a car in Maryland Heights in April and killed a young woman in the back seat. -- Pedro Santos pleaded guilty in St. Louis County Circuit Court Monday of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Nicole Allen of St. Louis County.

Editorial -- Daily Campus -- Storrs, Connecticut Employers of invaders must be punished Millions of illegal immigrants are working in the United States under false identities and little has been done about it until now. Given the approximately 12 million illegal immigrants living in the States, Congress initially passed a bill that would punish employers of illegal immigrants by putting them in prison.

Walter Moore

MooreIsBetter.com Dump the Mexican Reconquista L. A. mayor Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month. We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working mayor... [Watch this video]

Southeast Missourian -- Cape Girardeau Gov. seeks ban on licenses for invaders Gov. Matt Blunt unleashed his latest proposal Monday in a flurry of legislation aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration. -- The proposed law, Blunt said at a news conference held at the Cape Girardeau Police Department, would specifically prohibit illegal aliens from obtaining driver's licenses, penalize those who are here illegally...

Baby-waving Skunk

Michelle Malkin Elvira Arellano: Still going Open-borders militant deportee Elvira Arellano ­whom the Associated Press now dubs "a Mexican migrant-rights advocate"­may have been kicked out of the U.S., but that isn't stopping her from continuing to lobby on behalf of illegal aliens still in the U.S. She's been on a hunger strike in Mexico protesting workplace raids in the U.S...

Los Angeles Times Judge upholds Laguna Beach's funding of day labor center An Orange County Superior Court judge has rejected arguments by illegal immigration opponents who want Laguna Beach to stop funding a controversial day labor center. -- Judge Gregory Munoz issued a ruling Monday saying Laguna Beach residents Eileen Garcia and George Riviere had failed to prove that the $22,000 the city has been spending...

News8-TV -- Austin 24 await deportation in sting targeting invaders Twenty-four [illegal aliens... criminals] were removed from an apartment in North Austin on Sunday afternoon. -- The men, women and four children were found in a complex in the Interstate 35 and Rundberg Road area. -- Officials believe the [invaders] arrived at the residence Sunday morning.

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Billionaire to Canada: Time for amero is now Stephen Jarislowsky, a billionaire money manager and investor the Canadian newspaper Globe and Mail bills as the Canadian Warren Buffet, has told a parliamentary committee Canada and the United States both should abandon their national dollar currencies and move to a regional North American currency as soon as possible.

San Francisco Chronicle Prosecutor: Nephew said invader in fatal crash didn't care An Oakland [illegal alien... criminal] charged Monday with murdering two children in a Thanksgiving night hit-and-run crash told his 17- year- old nephew moments before impact that he didn't care if he or the teenager died as a result of his speeding, a prosecutor said. [Related article]

Jan Herron and Mike Riebau -- CoryLegalDefense.com Colorado's perfect storm Veteran immigration investigator Cory Voorhis faces prosecution in Denver federal district court on three misdemeanor counts of "exceeding his authorized access" to a federal criminal database. The case grows out of actions taken by Voorhis in October 2006 to provoke a public debate over plea bargains offered to illegal aliens facing trial in Denver courts.

CBS11-TV -- Dallas Report: Some non-citizens voting in U.S. elections Every American's vote counts. It's a basic pillar of our electoral system. -- But a CBS 11 investigation discovered that election officials can't guarantee that only American citizens vote in elections. -- After the review of data from Tarrant and Dallas Counties, it appeared, at least on the surface, that some non-citizens were participating in U.S. elections.

American Patrol More homeland security shenanigans According to an source within the Tucson Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol, within the last two days 25 Chinese were apprehended crossing the U.S./Mexico border. As a result of problems processing Chinese (China will not take them back) agents have been ordered to "stand down" and not apprehend or process illegal aliens from China.

Paul Craig Roberts

VDare.com Leaderless and clueless America heads for the trash can of history In new books writers as disparate as Naomi Wolf  and Pat Buchanan conclude that America as we know her is disappearing. Both writers hope, but are not confident, that enough Americans will catch on in time to find the leadership to pull America back from the brink...

Associated Press Invader-turned-cop gets probation... and the boot A former police officer who stole his dead cousin's identity to get on the force will not go to prison but must leave the country, a judge decided Monday. -- Oscar Ayala- Cornejo was charged in federal court with falsely representing himself as an American citizen after an anonymous tip led the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to him.

Patrick J. Buchanan -- VDare.com Ideology was Bush's undoing Over lunch, a liberal friend expressed puzzlement. Citing the title of Tom Oliphant's new book about the Bush administration, "Utter Incompetents ," he wondered aloud. -- Like him or not, he said, Bush is not an unintelligent man, and he is a principled and energetic executive. As for Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and the others...

David Brooks -- New York Times Follow the fundamentals Lou Dobbs is winning. He's not winning personally. He's not going to start winning presidential awards or elite respect. But his message is winning. Month by month the ideas that once prevailed on the angry fringe enter the mainstream and turn into conventional wisdom...

The Boot

Los Angeles Times Colorado mayor's sympathy for invaders costs him his job Greeley -- Tom Selders is still baffled at how quickly the city he served for years turned on him. -- The two-term mayor of this conservative farm town had been a political fixture for nearly two decades. A businessman who prided himself on bringing efficiency to city government, Selders infuriated his constituents...

Charlotte News & Observer Hispanics students seen sliding The debate over immigration often dwells on keeping illegal immigrants from slipping into the country. But when it comes to Hispanic youths who are already here, an opposite concern arises -- too many are slipping away. -- Hispanic youths -- some born here, some who entered the country illegally but are growing up here...

Dallas Morning News Editorial Government pullback makes mockery of immigration law The city of Irving captured national attention with its enthusiastic embrace of the federal Criminal Alien Program. It inspired so many other cities to sign up that the federal government couldn't keep pace. Now Washington wants to curtail the program. -- In other words, the rule of law must wait because the government isn't ready.

Rocky Mountain News The Voorhis prosecution Thirteen months after the "leakgate" scandal hit the Colorado governor's race, we're still waiting for someone to explain why the arrest records and aliases of illegal immigrants should be kept secret from public view. -- We're still wondering what an agent with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement allegedly did that was so wrong.