Thursday, December 6, 2007

The Border Drug War Escalates "It's Very Scary" Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 5 Rep. Bilbray: The cartels are taking over the northern part of Baja and the border region mostly because we're allowing them to make money bringing drugs and aliens north and money south. It's very scary. Wian: It's also another blow to President Felipe Calderon's war on drugs. 25,000 federal troops have failed to loosen the cartel's grip on huge areas of Mexican territory._While U.S. official continue to investigate the tunnel, Mexican law enforcement say they're determined to find out who killed the police chief. Anyone that dared cross the cartels, whether a citizen or public official, is risking his life. Dobbs: No question about it. The drug cartel violence goes on, unabated and indeed is expanding assassinations, popular music groups there and vocalists, singers. Tell us what is being done about that now. Wian: ..They are so brazen as to assassinate him next to his wife as she slept and his children are in the house. It shows how they operate with impunity in Mexico.  Watch Tecate / Coast Guard Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

D. A. King

Marietta Daily Journal Time overdue to try attrition through enforcement On the illegal immigration crisis, it is likely time - again - for a reminder about false choices and an as yet untried and reasonable solution. -- The transparent argument from those who will never relent on the amnesty-again agenda is that because we cannot round up and deport more than 20 million illegal aliens by sundown tomorrow...

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

Lehner

The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon Pandering top cop refuses to enforce all laws Local police have no business enforcing federal immigration laws, Eugene police Chief Robert Lehner told a crowd of more than 200 people Sunday as part of the department's new outreach efforts directed at the Latino community. -- Over coffee and doughnuts following a Spanish language service at St. Mary Catholic Church, Lehner, with the aid...

Mexican Junk

San Diego Union-Tribune Teamsters' Hoffa leads border rally protesting trucking scheme Saying he was here to fight for the safety of America's roads, Teamsters union General President Jim Hoffa led a rally Wednesday morning at the Otay Mesa border crossing to protest a pilot program that allows long-haul trucking across the border. -- "The big money boys want to have trucks coming through here that are dangerous," Hoffa said...

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

Associated Press Official says enforcement will bring worker shortage Savannah, Ga. -- Increasing government restrictions on the hiring of illegal immigrants will eventually lead to a labor shortage in Georgia and the nation, the state's labor commissioner said Wednesday. -- Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond said employers should start changing their attitudes toward hiring "marginalized" workers...

Pest Nest

North County Times -- Escondido, Calif. Gallo proposes ordinance targeting day laborers A new ordinance proposed by City Councilman Ed Gallo would make it illegal for day laborers to solicit or harass motorists from the street corners where they gather each morning to look for work. -- Gallo said the new law would help many businesses on Quince Street that suffer because the presence of the laborers drives customers away...

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.

American Border Patrol Alert! Please e-mail Apple Computer Glenn Spencer uses his Mac G-5 computer to prepare reports for ABP's Operation BEEF. He has been trying to get the results of the Nov. 20th survey to members of Congress but his G-5 has been down for more than two weeks because of a processor failure. Apple will not repair or replace the machine. Glenn urges everyone and their friends to email emoore@apple.com to demand action.

Dallas Morning News Bus a day in immigration crackdown Every day in Dallas, a bus loaded with Mexican deportees pulls out of a Homeland Security Department office near an interstate highway. Some days, there are two buses. -- It's a get-tough testament to the federal crackdown against illegal [aliens... criminals] -- enforcement unseen in decades in the U.S.

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.

Huck

Joseph Farah -- WorldNetDaily.com Where Huckabee loses me He's a great communicator. As a presidential candidate, he has taken righteous stands on some of the key issues of the day. He has risen to the top tier of Republican candidates without the benefit of a massive campaign war chest. He's got a great sense of humor. -- It's hard not to like the guy. -- Until you start to scratch beneath the surface...

Charlotte News & Observer UNC to study in-state tuition for invaders Chapel Hill, NC -- The University of North Carolina system will study the costs and benefits of offering in-state tuition to illegal immigrants on its 16 campuses, system president Erskine Bowles said today. -- "We can't stick our heads in the sand," Bowles said. "These people are here, and we have to deal with it..."

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Border Patrol catches 8 sneaking across border Spokane -- The Border Patrol has intercepted more people in the past two months trying to sneak into the United States at a remote crossing northwest of Spokane than in all of the previous 12 months. -- Agents have intercepted 11 people crossing into the U.S. near the Danville crossing since the government's new fiscal year started Oct. 1...

Dan Roodt -- WorldNetDaily.com France's national suicide Last week, saw another battle in the near-civil war that is going on between French police and so-called immigrant "youths" who burned everything in sight, including schools, libraries and, of course, automobiles. These rioters must be aiming for a new record in 2007 after having set fire to 45,588 cars in 2005 and 44,157 in 2006.

Christopher G. Adamo -- GOPUSA.com Invasion issue reveals arrogance of the 'ruling class' Intermixed with Hillary Clinton's many disparate stances on illegal immigration are the occasional, very revealing statements that say far more about her character in general than about her transient and flexible beliefs. In one recent statement, she expressed her surprise at the vehemence of real America in its opposition to...

KGET-TV -- Bakersfield, Calif.  Video Report Hispanic in Bakersfield angered by invaders "Wetback, Go Back" -- allowable by the First Amendment or socially unjust? A local man protested illegal immigrants with a sign reading this racial epithet in neon orange by posting it in his east Bakersfield front yard. -- Just as 17 News interviewed the man, named David Garcia, a bus full of high school students...

Leadership Journal To enforce the law: The no-match battle Sometimes wishful thinking can lead to embarrassing flights from reality. -- A case in point was a recent ACLU press statement with a giddy headline that blared, "Government Abandons Current No-Match Rule Harmful to Legal Workers." -- What prompted this rejoicing was the government's decision to issue a supplementary rule...

Judy Stahl -- Jamestown (North Dakota) Sun NAFTA Superhighway System isn't good for United States It's time to repeal the North American Free Trade Agreement! The aim of ongoing talks between President Bush and Mexican and Canadian leaders is to build a North American union bureaucracy like the European Union, further eroding our sovereignty and constitutional rights...

CBS4-TV -- Denver Immigration officials arrest 19 in van on I-70 Immigration agents arrested 19 suspected illegal immigrants Wednesday after their van was stopped on Interstate 70. -- The van was stopped after a Colorado State Patrol trooper saw the van weaving, said Master Trooper Ron Watkins. -- The 19 people, including two women, were being detained in the Moffat County Jail...

Yale Daily News       Paul Streitz Yale promotes delusional stance on invader 'take-over' ...La Raza (the race), MEChA and other Mexican organizations make their purpose very clear. "We have got to eliminate the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to kill him. We are the future of America. Unlike any prior generation, we now have the critical mass. We're going to Latinize this country..."

Boston Herald Off-duty Boston firefighter stabbed outside station A Boston firefighter is mending from what could have been deadly stab wounds he suffered early yesterday morning when he was allegedly jumped in East Boston while off duty by a group of Hispanic males who told him they "don't want any gringo here." -- Though police are not classifying the incident as racially fueled...

Ramos & Compean

Investor's Business Daily Editorial Johnny on the spot in agent appeal The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments this week in the appeal by U.S. Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean in what many believe was a grave miscarriage of justice involving two agents who were incarcerated for doing their assigned job of protecting the American people against criminals and intruders...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Gordon's reverse on police invader rules stirs debate A day after Mayor Phil Gordon proposed sweeping changes to a controversial police immigration- enforcement policy, Phoenix struggled with the implications. -- Gordon's announcement Monday that he no longer supports Operations Order 1.4, which prevents police in most cases from asking about a person's immigration status...

American Border Patrol Photos of the day Photo taken Nov. 20 shows the Tecate Port of Entry. Note that the only building one block west of the Port of Entry may be the terminus point for the drug tunnel. The question is, how on earth could the Mexicans get away with digging the tunnel and moving people and drugs so close to a federal government installation...

Associated Press Panel explores in-state tuition for invaders Portland, Ore. -- The State Board of Higher Education wants to diversify enrollment at Oregon public universities. -- So a panel of students, faculty and administrators want a proposal charging in-state tuition for [illegal alien... criminal] students at state public universities.

Daily Campus -- Storrs, Connecticut Invaders don't deserve a license There is some division on the concept of allowing illegal [aliens... criminals] to receive driver's licenses. The sub-parties on each side can be classified in one of two groups; idiots and everyone else. Hillary Clinton proudly displayed her ability to not pick a side during one of the primary debates, making her the only common ground between the two groups.

KTVK-TV -- Phoenix Lawmaker to seek end to police "sanctuary city" policies The Arizona Legislature's leading advocate for cracking down on illegal immigration says a push to get local police departments to change policies discouraging officers from asking people whether they are legally in the country appears to be gaining momentum. -- Republican Representative Russell Pearce of Mesa says...

Orlando Sentinel Invader charged with child rape goes berserk in court Antonio Rosales, accused of raping a child, had sat silently through his trial, and it was nearing its conclusion Wednesday when he suddenly lashed out. -- As a prosecutor gave her closing argument about 10 feet away, Rosales grabbed a computer keyboard, smashed it against its monitor, then toppled the table on which it sat. [More 'family values']

WorldNetDaily.com Hundreds of safety violations documented for Mexican rigs Members of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association say they have documented hundreds of safety violations by Mexican trucks rolling on U.S. roads under the DOT's Mexican truck demonstration project. -- "The Department of Transportation is allowing Mexican long-haul rigs to operate in the US without requiring U.S. rules..."