Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Finding Courage California Republican's New Huevos Video shows how Dan Lungren lost California for Republicans in 1998. Los Angeles Times -- December 5 Immigration debate unifies California GOP Moderates lose ground as the primary focuses attention on the issue that once split the party     Thirteen years after a ballot measure against illegal immigration fractured the state Republican Party, the issue again is front and center in California's upcoming presidential primary.     Moderates who have argued that an unyielding stance against illegal immigration would further erode the party's strength in this increasing polyglot state have effectively been silenced by GOP forces calling for a hard-line crackdown.     However, Whalen cautioned that candidates who veer too far right will become susceptible to being branded as racially divisive, as Wilson was after he backed Proposition 187 during his bid for reelection.     Our Comment: What nonsense. Wilson united California and was re-elected because of Proposition 187. Our video "Courage and Capitulation in California" told the whole story. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Associated Press Mexican nuisance accuses US candidates of being "anti-Mexican" President Felipe Calderon on Wednesday accused U.S. presidential candidates of "swaggering, macho and anti-Mexican" posturing and warned the U.S. Congress not to impose conditions on a $1.4 billion anti-drug aid package. -- "The only theme in the (U.S.) electoral campaign is to compete to see who can be the most swaggering..."

New York Times For Democrats, a strained debate on immigration If there is one issue that has perplexed presidential candidates from both parties in Iowa this year, it is immigration. The Democratic presidential contenders were confronted with it an unusual way at a debate here this afternoon: Should an American citizen turn in someone they know to be an illegal [alien... criminal]?

Newport News (Virginia) Daily Press Locals can't wait for state action on invaders A measure letting Prince William County document and report the immigration status of criminals has turned 242 illegally present inmates over to federal authorities since July, a county official said Tuesday. -- Officials there also expect to implement a measure denying some county services...

Chicago Sun-Times Obama: Keep your hands off invaders Americans should not be attempting to make citizen's arrests of illegal aliens [criminals], said Illinois Sen. Barack Obama at a Democratic debate sponsored by National Public Radio on Tuesday. -- As president, he wouldn't "deputize a whole bunch of American citizens to start grabbing people and turning them in," he said...

New York Daily News Driver's license issue rears head in 1st CD Gov. Eliot Spitzer may have backed off his controversial plan to let illegal [aliens... criminals] get driver's licenses, but the issue lives on in the 1st CD on Long Island where Republican, Iraq War vet and political newcomer Lee Zeldin is challenging Democratic Rep. Tim Bishop.

WRAL-TV -- Raleigh Drunken-driving among Hispanics focus of documentary Raleigh -- The high rate of drunken driving accidents involving legal and illegal Hispanic immigrants is the focus of a WRAL News documentary airing Wednesday at 7 p.m. -- Focal Point: "Crossing the Line" also looks at the challenges law enforcement agencies and the court system face in trying to punish [illegal aliens... criminals] for driving drunk.

Tucson Citizen 2 arrested criminal invaders will face deportation Two illegal [aliens... criminals] with criminal convictions in Georgia have been arrested separately in southern Arizona after re-entering the United States. Both face deportation proceedings. -- The Border Patrol says Tucson sector agents arrested the two Monday.

Tulsa World GOP senator wants parts of anti-invader law repealed A Republican state senator called Tuesday for repeal of sections of House Bill 1804, a sweeping immigration reform effort. -- Provisions of the new law "essentially throw farmers and business owners under the bus," Sen. Harry Coates said in a prepared statement...

Ross Kaminsky -- Human Events ICE agent unfairly targeted US ICE  tagged agent Cory Voorhis as a future superstar while still in his 20's. By the time he was in his mid-30's, he was running a five-year investigation which led to the arrest of Pedro Castorena whose crime family had for two decades been providing forged documents to Mexican gangs and illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Coming Up December 8 Phoenix, Arizona -- 7:30 AM MST | Other Events Minutemen, Patriots & Bikers to Counter Economic Terrorism

Washington Times Tancredo to boycott Spanish-language debate Rep. Tom Tancredo says his fellow Republican presidential candidates are aiding immigrants in breaking the law by taking part in this weekend's Spanish-language debate in Miami. -- "What all my colleagues - what the other candidates are doing - it's encouraging violation of the law because it's saying...

KNTV -- San Jose Powerful Bay Area lawyers represent invaders for free Dozens of attorneys from some of the nation's most powerful law firms have united to create a task force that will come to the aid of undocumented immigrants, NBC11's Damian Trujillo reported Monday. -- The 60 attorneys from 14 law firms have said they will face the government head-on -- challenging the legality of ICE raids.

John Birch Society Urge Congress to seek pardon for Ramos & Compean The Senate Committee on the Judiciary heard testimony on the prosecution of Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean on July 17, 2007. -- The sentencing of Border Patrol Agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean to prison for 11 and 12 years, respectively, for their attempted arrest of a drug dealer on the U.S./Mexico border is a terrible travesty of justice.

Huck

CNSNews.com Some in GOP concerned about Huckabee's immigration views As former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee climbs in the polls in the GOP presidential race, some of his Republican Party opponents are criticizing his record on illegal immigration as being un-conservative and not in line with what American voters want from their next president.

Waah! Waah!

Associated Press Plan to deny certificates for anchor babies rattles health group The Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association says it's troubled by a proposed ballot initiative that would prevent birth certificates from being issued to children of illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The association is studying the newly filed proposal but says it appears hospital personnel would be burdened with a law enforcement role...

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

John Perna -- John Birch Society Is the North American Union a figment of the imagination? There has never been a more brilliantly incoherent article written by a journalist than that penned recently by Drake Bennett for the Boston Globe on the small matter of the North American Union. In the article, Bennett does a fine job of laying out the evidence that, apart from the normal legislative process, internationalists are carefully building...

Dr. Paul

Charleston (South Carolina) City Paper Could Ron Paul be South Carolina's perfect candidate? Who is Ron Paul? If you ask most media outlets, he's a radical, a dark horse, and at best, a fringe candidate. But he's raised nearly $10 million in campaign funds during the fourth quarter, as much as Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, and Fred Thompson. And he's done it without taking money from corporations with special interests.

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.

Orlando Sentinel Invader on trial in rape of girl in Casselberry Sanford, Fla. -- The 10-year-old girl was on her way to the store. It was dusk, and she was on an errand -- to buy macaroni for dinner. -- She had borrowed her brother's scooter, the old-fashioned kind, and was gliding down the sidewalk. She had decided against taking a shortcut through the woods... [More 'family values']

Meddling Mex

Allan Wall -- VDare.com Vicente Fox won't stop telling Americans what to do Now that Vicente Fox is no longer president of Mexico, he's more mobile, because constitutionally the President of Mexico can't leave the country without Congress's permission. -- He's definitely a man on the move. It's hard to keep up with him as he jets from speech to speech... [More Mexican meddling]

Fosters Daily Democrat -- Dover, New Hampshire Invaders' licenses debate gains volume in Maine Augusta, Maine -- As a national debate over immigration rages, Maine's policy of granting driver's licenses to nonresidents and people with no proof of legal residency is coming under closer scrutiny. -- The Secretary of State's office says active driver's licenses are currently issued to 2,521 people who have no Social Security numbers...

San Diego Union-Tribune Tecate police official assassinated day after tunnel is found Tecate, BC, Mex. -- A high-ranking municipal police official was assassinated Tuesday in a predawn raid on his home, less than a day after a drug-smuggling tunnel and a cache of marijuana were discovered just across the border in Tecate, Calif. -- The Baja California state Attorney General's office said a group of heavily armed gunmen...

Goodman

American Patrol The dubious Ms. Goodman Amy Goodman, a liberal hack, reports: "When CNN's Wolf Blitzer had Spencer on, he told his audience that the SPLC had designated American Patrol as a hate group. When Dobbs had him on, he never identified the connection." "That's interesting," Spencer said, "since I have not appeared on either show."

MarketWire Survey: Americans object to benefits for invaders As the debate heats up over whether or not the U.S. Government should provide benefits to undocumented immigrants, most Americans agree that it is not good for the country, according to the American Pulse Survey of 4,069 respondents. The majority of respondents said "No" when asked if they think [illegal aliens... criminals] should...

Cleveland Plain Dealer Feds allegedly step up efforts to hunt down invaders Life is becoming a more anxious effort for [illegal aliens... criminals], here and across the land, as the federal government accelerates efforts to find and deport them. -- The number of people forcibly removed from Ohio and Michigan surged 37 percent this year, outpacing the increase seen nationally.

The Oregonian -- Portland Driver's license rules up for input State officials are taking public comment on a proposal that would make it tougher for illegal [aliens... criminals] to get a driver's license. -- The draft rules, released Tuesday, would require applicants to provide a valid Social Security number or other proof that they're here legally, starting Feb. 4. The department also would stop accepting consular cards...

CBS News New Tancredo spot warns of invaders "raping kids" Tom Tancredo's campaign announced today that it is running a new ad, "Consequences," in Iowa. Like the previous Tancredo ad, it stresses the dangers of illegal immigration. -- "Mothers killed. Children executed. The tactics of vicious Central American gangs, now on U.S. soil," intones a voiceover in the ad. "Pushing drugs. Raping kids..."