Friday, November 30, 2007

Importing Poverty After Twenty Years of Suppression Truth Emerging  Watch Transcript Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- November 29     Tucker: Thirty-eight million people living in the country are immigrants. That's one out of every eight Americans. Not since the days of Ellis Island have immigrants represented so much of our population, but not all immigrants are here legally.     One-third of them are here unlawfully and since 2000, more than half of those entering the United States have been illegal aliens. The Center for Immigration Studies analyzed data collected by the Census Bureau in March of this year. The analysis is revealing and raises some tough questions.     Steve Camarota (CIS): When we looked at rates of poverty, health insurance coverage and welfare use, it reminds us that when people say all that matters is a willing worker and a willing employer. That's not all that matters. There are many other things.     Tucker: Such as the impact on poverty rates, social services, health care and schools.     Unidentified Male: One of the things that has been going on in a lot of schools is a lot of overcrowding. And what we found was that in the last 20 years immigration accounts for all of the increase in school enrollment in the United States. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Buchanan

Cal Thomas - Tribune Media Services The United States in decline No one ever accused Patrick J. Buchanan of lacking conviction or of consulting a focus group before saying what he thinks. -- In his new book, "Day of Reckoning," the former presidential candidate, columnist and TV pundit confronts readers with many irrefutable facts that if left unaddressed, he believes, will lead to America's destruction...

Bloomberg Republicans face South Carolina invasion 'frenzy' South Carolina has embraced foreign investment, with companies from BMW to Michelin transforming a state once dominated by the textile industry. Another aspect of the global economy hasn't gone down as well: immigration. -- While an influx of money from overseas has made free trade palatable even as thousands of mill jobs have vanished...

Los Angeles Times "Sanctuary city" a nasty phrase to GOP American churches coined the phrase, but among Republican presidential candidates, "sanctuary city" has become a dirty word. -- At Wednesday's GOP presidential debate, the issue sparked hard-edged exchanges between two of the leading contenders for the nomination. Mitt Romney accused Rudy Giuliani of...

Aldrete-Davila

El Paso Times Testimony: Mexican shot by agents continued to smuggle The day Osvaldo Aldrete Davila was shot in the buttock while running back to Mexico in 2005 was not the last time he was chased by the Border Patrol and not the last time he delivered drugs in the United States that year, a witness said at a hearing today. -- Robert Holguin, a DEA special agent said on the stand that...

WCPO-TV -- Cincinnati Business admits violating U.S. immigration laws The leaders of an Erlanger commercial drywall firm have admitted the company violated federal immigration laws from 2002 through 2006 to try and maintain a reliable work force. -- Spectrum Interiors, Inc., and its sole director, Jeffrey Wolnitzek, pled guilty November 21 to a charge that they...

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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]

Huck

Arkansas News Bureau Disc jockey for president One of the national writers putting together a profile of Mike Huckabee asked how it might be that this preacher showed such an affinity for popular culture. -- The Chuck Norris alliance, the tailgate party in South Carolina with the wrestler, the pardon for Keith Richards, the playing of bass guitar in a rock cover band offering Lynyrd Skynyrd...

Las Vegas Review Journal Pact sought on policing invaders by Las Vegas PD The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is seeking to join a federal program that would allow county jail deputies to identify immigration violators and initiate deportation proceedings. -- The department recently applied for a so-called 287(g) partnership with the U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement...

Marty Eels -- USA Daily Ron Paul opposes North American Union during debate Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was asked during the CNN/Youtube debate, in what looked to be one of many staged videos designed to make Republicans look extreme, about his opposition to the NAU. -- Ron Paul clearly stated his opposition to Globalist goals to replace the U.S. government with a North American version.

Huck

Washington Times Huckabee responds to immigration criticism As rivals who consider Mike Huckabee soft on immigration ramp up their attacks, the former Arkansas governor acknowledged Thursday that his position on the issue may cost him votes. -- Huckabee for weeks now has been criticized for his 2005 support of state-sponsored scholarships for illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Ramos & Compean

WorldNetDaily.com Rights 'denied' Ramos, Compean Briefs filed in an appeal seeking to overturn the prison sentences of convicted U.S. Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean allege the prosecution's star witness, drug smuggler Osvaldo Aldrete- Davila, "had 5 million reasons" to lie. -- WND has reported Aldrete-Davila hired a U.S. lawyer and sued the U.S. Border Patrol...

George Putnam -- NewsMax.com Illegals pose health risks ...Little did Emma Lazarus know how foolishly that golden door has been flung open and how often. Millions of illegal aliens have crossed America's borders and we have learned the tragic consequences. -- Among those who have come are the diseased. Our late-great friend, Dr. Madeleine Cosman, with degrees in both law and medicine...

Detroit Free Press Ex-agent's sister pleads guilty to citizenship fraud The wife of fugitive La Shish restaurant owner Talal Chahine pleaded guilty Wednesday to citizenship fraud, the latest casualty in a widening federal investigation that snagged an illegal immigrant who concealed her past to get into the FBI and CIA. -- Elfat El Aouar of Plymouth pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Detroit to...

El Paso Times Mexican reconquista fanatics recommend 'alternatives' The border wall, local police enforcement of immigration laws and an independent commission overseeing the U.S. Border Patrol are among topics being discussed by participants in a two-day border-policy conference organized by immigrant-rights groups that started today at the Camino Real Hotel in Downtown El Paso.

VDare.com       Donald A. Collins Democrat Asks: Why did WaPo's Aizenman spin CIS report? Here we go again-on the propagandistic way the Mainstream Media [MSM] reports the legal and illegal immigration invasion. My party's Presidential candidates have all come out for "comprehensive immigration reform" - which anyone not brain- dead knows is just another major amnesty.

Gincrich

Washington Times Gingrich stresses immigration issue Newt Gingrich told the 22-member Republican Governors Association yesterday that the nations needs to redefine the immigration issue and to make a contract with young Americans. -- "I want to rephrase the entire national debate over immigration," the former House speaker said. "We want people to assimilate, to become Americans..."

Cronkite News Service Study: Household income for 'immigrants' in Az last in U.S. The median household income among immigrants living in Arizona is less than any other state with a large population of foreign- born residents, according to a study released Thursday by a group that favors limiting immigration. -- "The low incomes are a result of the low levels of education in immigrant families..." [See this feature]

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EUPortal -- Prague, Czech Republic Pat Buchanan: Buenas noches, America "Mexico does not end at its borders. Where there is a Mexican, there is Mexico." -- That astonishing claim by Mexican President Felipe Calderon, in his state of the nation address at the National Palace Sunday, brought his audience wildly cheering to its feet. -- Were the United States a serious nation, Calderon's claim...

RINO Rudy

Associated Press Fact Check: Giuliani and immigration Rudy Giuliani, under fire for protecting illegal [aliens... criminals] as mayor, insists that New York was not a refuge for people in the U.S. illegally. -- "New York City was not a sanctuary city," Giuliani said - twice - during Wednesday night's GOP presidential debate. -- In reality, while it has never adopted the moniker, New York offers...

Allan Wall -- VDare.com Report on Mexican "Migrant Parliament" soiree On November 16th and 17th, Mexico City was the scene of a special gathering:  the "Primer Parlamento de Líderes Migrantes Mexicanos que Viven en Estados Unidos de America" - "The First Parliament of Mexican Migrant Leaders Living In The U.S.A." -- This isn't the first time these meetings, discussing ways to subvert U.S. immigration policy...

Huck

Washington Times Immigration group: Huckabee a 'disaster' Groups that support a crackdown on illegal aliens haven't settled on their champion in the race for the White House, but there's little doubt which Republican scares them most - former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. -- "He was an absolute disaster on immigration as governor," said Roy Beck, president of NumbersUSA...

Arizona Daily Star Mexico could retaliate if U.S. blocks trucks, Kolbe warns Economic retaliation from Mexico is a real threat if U.S. lawmakers repeal a provision that allows Mexican truckers access to the U.S. interior, according to former U.S. Rep. Jim Kolbe. -- "If Congress succeeds in blocking (the program) I believe Mexico could retaliate, as they are entitled to do," the Arizona Republican told members of...

Chicago Tribune Study: Mexican immigrants trail others in learning English Nearly three out of every four Mexican immigrants speak English "just a little or not at all," the most among immigrant groups from Latin America, according to a study released Thursday. -- By comparison, 35 percent of those born in Puerto Rico struggle with English, while 44 percent of those from South America do, according to the study...

Onslaught

Investor's Business Daily Wave of invaders turns into tsunami A new study suggests that the wave of illegal aliens is having a more serious impact - particularly on welfare spending - than commonly believed. Is anyone in Washington listening? -- The study by the Center for Immigration Studies notes that the estimated 10.3 million people who've come here since 2000 represent the greatest-ever migration...