Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Ramos-Compean Misdeeds Point to Bush/Gonzo/Sutton "Something Wrong All the Way to the White House" Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 3 From our feature of Feb. 21, 2007 : Poe: The more that comes out about this case, the more it seems that the prosecution was relentless in making sure these border agents were convicted. Dobbs: Let me ask you first Congressman Poe, if based on what you heard from the questions by these appellate judges if you are encouraged? Rep. Poe: Very encouraging. Especially the judges went straight to the issue. The U.S. attorney's office tried to make this drug dealer, this informant a choir boy. He's not a choir boy. He's a smuggler. And the judges thought that the jury should have heard about that. And that jury should have known all along that this drug smuggler was habitually bringing drugs into the country and used that to judge his credibility as a witness. So that was very encouraging comments by the judges in this case. Dobbs: And Congressman Jones, I mean you don't have to be a lawyer to know that this is just outright unfair and the fact that the U.S. attorney's office, the deputy U.S. attorney prosecuting this case knew darn well what was going on and still hid the reality from the jury. Rep. Jones: Well Lou, you're exactly right. I want to thank you and your staff for being on this over a year now and just very quickly when Judge Grady said and I quote, it does seem to me that the government overreacted here. For some reason this one got out of hand it seems to me and Lou, that's why I'm going to do everything I can, working with Ted Poe and many others to make sure that we go to John Conyers, the chairman of the judiciary committee, and say that we need to see why in the world this ever got into a courtroom.there's something wrong all the way to the White House.  Watch Agents / LA Times / NM Licenses Transcript  Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Contractors challenge Gwinnett's ban on hiring of illegals A group of contractors has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn a Gwinnett County ordinance that targets the hiring of illegal immigrants. -- The contractors want a judge to prevent the county from enforcing its ordinance until the legal issues it has raised are resolved...

The Hill -- Washington Romney cans illegal alien landscapers Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R), who has come under fire from his rivals for employing illegal aliens [criminals], announced Tuesday evening he was ending ties to a landscaping company because it hires such workers. -- The company Romney fired is the same one he had employed before for a reported 10 years...

New York Times Brazilian invaders giving up their "American dream" Like hundreds of thousands of middle-class Brazilians who moved to the United States over the last two decades, Jose Osvandir Borges and his wife, Elisabeth, came on tourist visas and stayed as illegal [aliens... criminals], putting down roots in ways they never expected.

Coming Up December 8 Marietta, Georgia -- 3-4 pm EST | Other Events Rally in Support of Cobb County Sheriff Neil Warren

Miami Herald MIA deportation flights accelerate U.S. policy Mexican detainees get checked by U.S. Marshals before boarding a plane to Harlingen, Texas, where they will be escorted to the Mexican border. On this day 121 men and 1 woman were deported. -- But the Mexicans entering the white aircraft with few fuselage markings were not regular passengers. Shackled and handcuffed...

KOB-TV -- Albuquerque Invader wanted for sexual assault nabbed An illegal [alien... criminal] detained at a checkpoint in southern New Mexico over the weekend is wanted in connection with a sexual assault on a Colorado child. -- The man, whose name wasn't released, was picked up at a checkpoint on U.S. Highway 70 on Sunday, according to the Alamogordo Daily News. [More 'family values']

John Birch Society Senate to vote on Peru free trade agreement! The House passed the Peru free trade agreement (H.R. 3688) on November 8, 2007, by a vote of 285-132. Under fast-track rules that were in force when the agreement was negotiated, the Senate must vote on the measure within 15 legislative days. The Senate is scheduled to vote on the free agreement as early as Tuesday, December 4.

Steve Watson -- InfoWars.net Dear deluded mass media, the NAU agenda exists The media campaign to deny the reality of the move towards a North American Union in the mold of the European Union, which would encompass a merging of the economies of The US, Canada and Mexico, continues with a sharp focus on attacking presidential candidate Ron Paul who has spoken about the move on numerous occasions.

El Paso Times Police will be urged to join immigration enforcement During the next year, lawmakers will look for ways to encourage local police to become authorized immigration enforcement agents. -- House Speaker Tom Craddick on Friday finished publishing a list of issues he wants legislators to study before the 2009 legislative session. Among several border security and immigration issues to be studied...

Onslaught

Associated Press Feds: Human smuggling spiking in Washington state region Federal authorities in Spokane say the smuggling of humans across the U.S. border near Danville, northwest of Spokane, is spiking. -- The special operations supervisor with the Spokane Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol told The Spokesman- Review that during the last two months, Border Patrol agents grabbed 11 illegal aliens.

Arizona Daily Star Proposals go after anchor babies Arizona voters may be asked to decide whether to prohibit the state from issuing birth certificates to children of non-U.S. citizens and require hospitals to check the citizenship of parents of newborns. -- Those are key provisions of a proposed initiative filed Friday for possible inclusion on the November 2008 ballot...

Washington Times Bush still a factor, Rove warns President Bush, down and all but counted out by friend and foe alike just three months ago, is rising like a bloodied but unbowed prizefighter, and Karl Rove predicts peril for Republicans and their presidential nominee if they shun the lame-duck president on the campaign trail.

Suburban Chicago News Sheriff applies for immigration authority With no prior fanfare, the Lake County Sheriff's Office has applied for federal Immigration Act authority to allow corrections officers to begin deportation proceedings against illegal [aliens... criminals] convicted of certain serious offenses. -- Sheriff Mark Curran and Wayne Hunter, the county's director of homeland security, announced...

Globe and Mail -- Toronto, Ontario Flood of Mexicans delays other refuge-seekers Ottawa -- The backlog of cases waiting to be heard by the federal Immigration and Refugee Board is ballooning, but Mexicans are being pushed to the head of the queue as the government tries to manage the massive influx from that country. -- The number of all potential refugees in line to appear before the board was up by 66 per cent...

Charlotte Observer Official defends illegal alien coddling policy Martin Lancaster, president of the state Community College System, defended a policy requiring the state's 58 campuses to admit illegal [aliens... criminals] to class. -- "It is not only the right law and policy, but it is the right thing to do," Lancaster said in a written statement released today.

Denver Post More probing of data access by DA's office The Denver district attorney's office is under increased scrutiny as federal and state investigators continue their probe into unauthorized accesses of a government crime database. -- After the U.S. attorney's office brought charges last month against a federal special agent for obtaining information from the NCIC... [See Cory Legal Defense]

Bladen Journal -- Elizabethtown, North Carolina 14 invaders enter guilty pleas in federal court Three months after federal agents arrested 25 illegal immigrants -- all current or former employees at Smithfield Packing Company in Tar Heel -- during raids in Bladen, Robeson, Cumberland and Hoke counties, 14 of those arrested have entered pleas in federal court. -- The raids took place on Aug. 22 by agents with U.S. ICE.

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]

Rense.com Invaders cause massive cuts for US seniors I hope the following 14 reasons are forwarded over and over again until they are read so many times that the reader gets sick of reading them. I have included the URL's for verification of the following facts: 1. $11 Billion to $22 billion is spent on welfare to illegal aliens each year...

St. George (Utah) Spectrum Editorial Bill veers off road When Sen. Bill Hickman, R-Dist. 29, goes before his colleagues in the Utah Legislature to win their support for a bill he is sponsoring that would deny [illegal aliens... criminals] public benefits and in-state college tuition rates, and give law enforcement officers more freedom to work with federal authorities...

Pat Buchanan -- VDare.com Diversity is strength.... It's also America's end On the Great Seal of the United States, first suggested by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, there was to be emblazoned a new motto: "E Pluribus Unum"-"Out of many, one." -- It was in their unity, not their diversity, that the strength of the colonies resided. So Patrick Henry believed, as he declared...

Jan Herron -- Magic City Morning Star -- Millinocket, Maine Please help ICE agent Cory Voorhis This issue is a real tragedy. Cory Voorhis has been charged in federal district court for "unauthorized access" of a federal criminal database and now faces heavy fines, loss of job and possible imprisonment. -- Cory Voorhis is an ICE agent assigned to the Denver, Colorado, office...

RINO Graham

Hilton Head Island (South Carolina) Island Packet Graham challenger stumps against invasion during visit The effort to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham with a fiercer opponent of illegal immigration started to gain strength Monday when Columbia native Buddy Witherspoon brought his campaign for the Republican nomination to Hilton Head Island. -- Witherspoon, a dentist and three-time Republican delegate to the electoral college, is seeking to replace...

KPHO-TV -- Phoenix Phoenix seeks reversal in immigration enforcement policy Mayor Phil Gordon has appointed a four-man panel to consider changes to an immigration policy that critics say makes the city more dangerous by barring local police officers in some situations from calling federal immigration authorities for help. -- The policy, which prevents such calls in situations where illegal [aliens... criminals] commit...

San Diego Union-Tribune Border Patrol agent finds new tunnel, tons of pot near Tecate A Border Patrol agent working with a specially trained dog discovered about 15,000 pounds of marijuana and what appears to be the opening of a tunnel inside a shipping container near Tecate early Monday. -- The trailer-sized container is on a private lot about a quarter-mile northwest of the border crossing.

Reuters Mexico drug gangs muscle border tribe out of homes Just as he drove his pickup truck north over the U.S. border, Indian community leader Julian Rivas heard the rasp of automatic weapons fire, then three bullets ripped into the cab and tailgate. -- "I just carried on driving ... and I didn't go back to my village in Mexico," he said.

Judicial Watch Caught On Tape: Mexican reconquista zealots in the BP? ..."The Border Patrol's job is not to stop illegal immigrants... The Border Patrol's job is not to stop narcotics . . . or contraband or narcotics... the Border Patrol's mission is not to do any of those things... The Border Patrol's job is not to stop criminals... The Border Patrol's job is to stop terrorists and terrorist weapons from entering this country..."

Des Moines Register Biden calls on Mexican government to provide jobs Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) passionately declared Sunday that the key solution to illegal immigration begins with Mexican government officials who must expand their economies to provide good jobs for those living south of the border. -- "They're being irresponsible. This is the second-wealthiest nation in the hemisphere..."