Saturday, December 8, 2007

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Plantation Owners Decry Loss of Slaves Businesses Fight American Citizens Tom Donohue, U.S. Chamber of Commerce: "That's really American, right?" -- Yes, Tom, ending slavery is really American. Lou Dobbs Tonight -- December 7 Schiavone (CNN): Arizona is poised to implement one of the toughest crackdowns on illegal workers in the nation; forcing employers to make sure workers are legal or lose their licenses. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is hopping mad. Tom Donohue, USCC: That's great. That's really American, right? Schiavone: But in the absence of federal immigration reform, states and localities are taking matters into their own hands, as of mid-November introducing no fewer than 1,500 pieces of related legislation across the nation; 244 became law in 46 states; 11 of which have been vetoed. -- Among the front line industries feeling the shock, construction, the Labor Department reports that just last month construction lost 24,000 jobs due in no small part to the current mortgage crisis with residential construction continuing a job's decline of many months. The nation's homebuilders employ between eight and nine million workers, but they say the pressures of changing laws presenting a patchwork of conflicting state and local regulations is killing them.  Watch Segments 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

San Francisco Examiner Virginia businesses unite to fight invader crackdown Virginia businesses are uniting to fight illegal immigration crackdowns targeting employers, saying the torrent of new proposals would only duplicate what the federal government already requires. -- Virginia Employers for Sensible Immigration Policy is contending that most of the new proposals targeting employers who hire illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Associated Press Invaders fret over letters from Bureau of Motor Vehicles The Bureau of Motor Vehicles' recent letter notifying 206,000 Hoosiers that information on their driver's licenses doesn't match a government database has left some immigrants fearful that they'll lose their licenses. -- Heart and Hands, a Plymouth nonprofit that helps Latinos and immigrants, has been "bombarded" by callers worried about...

International Herald Tribune Protester has tough time getting permit to burn Mexican flag Olympia, Wash. -- An anti-illegal immigration activist is unlikely to get a permit to burn a Mexican flag on the steps of the state Capitol because of air pollution concerns. -- Nick Bradford said he wants to burn the flag when the legislative session opens in January to encourage the state to do more to crack down on illegal [aliens... criminals]

NewsOK.com Middle Eastern invaders fear HB 1804's effects The state's new immigration law, which is having the greatest effect on Hispanics, also is harmful to the Middle Eastern community, members of the Governor's Ethnic American Advisory Council said Friday. -- Council Chairman Marjan Seirafi-Pour said university and college students and workers who are Arabic...

Associated Press Invaders fret over letters from Bureau of Motor Vehicles The Bureau of Motor Vehicles' recent letter notifying 206,000 Hoosiers that information on their driver's licenses doesn't match a government database has left some immigrants fearful that they'll lose their licenses. -- Heart and Hands, a Plymouth nonprofit that helps Latinos and immigrants, has been "bombarded" by callers worried about...

The Boot

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Silence won't thwart deportations, attorney says A new strategy being used by illegal [aliens... criminals] in an effort to avoid deportation has little, if any, real impact, according to an attorney who works to help the immigrants. -- The strategy calls for illegal immigrants to remain silent when law enforcement officials ask them about their immigration status....

Arizona Republic Illegal alien customers disappear from businesses Some Chandler businesses are taking a hit this holiday season as their main clientele - [illegal aliens... criminals] - leave the city as the state's new hiring law nears. -- Many of these shops that cater to the [invader] population are struggling to stay afloat as many of their customers either pack up and move or save money...

Los Angeles Times Mexican national wins new chance to fight deportation A federal appeals court in San Francisco on Thursday excoriated a federal immigration judge and a Los Angeles lawyer for their conduct during a deportation hearing in 2003. -- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals accused Judge Thomas Y.K. Fong in Los Angeles of "badgering" Jorge Mario Mendoza Mazariegos during the hearing...

WBTW-TV -- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Myrtle Beach drug bust nets three invaders Thursday night, agents of the 15th Circuit Drug Enforcement Unit, with supporting personnel from the Myrtle Beach Police Department, and The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested three illegal aliens [criminals] in the Forestbrook section of Horry County.

Napolitano

Henry Lamb -- WorldNetDaily.com Flagrant skirting of the Constitution The U.S. Constitution could not be clearer: "No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confederation. ..." Nevertheless, the state of Arizona, U.S.A., and the state of Sonora, Mexico, have entered into an agreement, which is called a Declaration of Cooperation. Obviously, Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano considers this agreement...

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Canada openly proclaims NAFTA Superhighway A Newsweek story critical of Rep. Ron Paul and labeling the NAFTA Superhighway a baseless conspiracy theory has generated approximately 250 adverse reader responses on the "comments" section of Newsweek's website, many citing hard evidence that the proposed transcontinental trade corridor is quite real.

KTVU-TV -- San Jose ICE involved in major meth ring bust San Jose, Calif. -- Federal agents have arrested five South Bay men and seized approximately 23 pounds of ice methamphetamine and 9 kilograms of cocaine with a street value of $1 million and $500,000 in cash in a series of raids targeting an alleged drug operation with ties to Mexico.

Outraged Patriots Whining Oklahoma senator 's family owns a roofing company Oklahoma activist group Outraged Patriots has learned that the senator who is squealing like a stuck pig over the passage of HB-1804, a powerful anti-invader measure, has heavy ties to the roofing and construction industries. No wonder he's so upset about the fact that his beloved invaders are fleeing the state in droves.

Charlie Meadows -- Edmonton (Alberta) Sun Immigrants or an illegal invasion of aliens? Edmond, Okla. -- While I don't listen too frequently to Rush Limbaugh these days, I certainly have in the past. I used to love it when he would say "words have meaning," then precede to define a particular word with which he was referring. With that in mind, it is a real irritant when liberals and journalists, refuse to use the word "aliens..."

D. A. King

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cobb sheriff praised for enforcing immigration law Cobb County Sheriff Neil Warren insists he isn't getting tough on illegal immigrants to impress voters, but he has impressed one. -- D.A. King, an ex-Marine who heads a foundation that campaigns against illegal immigrants, is heading a "Thank You Sheriff Warren" rally at the Marietta Square Saturday...

Los Angeles Times Pair arrested in green card marriage that resulted from Web ads When Yuliya Kalinina turned to the Internet in search of a husband, she made it absolutely clear what she was looking for in a relationship: "Green Card Marriage -- Will pay $300/month. Total $15,000," the Russian national living in Los Angeles wrote in an ad placed on the Craigslist website. "This is strictly platonic business offer, sex not involved."

Moorpark (Calif.) Acorn Day-laborer nuisances cause consternation ...According to some Moorpark residents, the potential workers are a public safety hazard because they consume alcoholic beverages and sometimes urinate outside. Also, by harassing passersby with job requests, they discourage customers from patronizing the nearby businesses.

WIS-TV -- Columbia, South Carolina York County cracking down on invaders A South Carolina mother whose son died at the hands of an illegal immigrant says it didn't have to happen. -- Emily Moore says, "He struck them head-on. My son died seven hours later from his injuries and his wife Tina is in a permanent vegetative state in a nursing facility today."

American Border Patrol Tecate drug tunnel update A closer reading of the reports of the Tecate, California drug tunnel, especially a New York Times story led American Patrol to conclude that the Tecate drug tunnel did not terminate in a building, as we had speculated, but in a nearby cargo container...

Associated Press Arizona immigration law challenge tossed A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit seeking to block a new Arizona law that prohibits people from hiring illegal immigrants and requires businesses to verify whether applicants are eligible for employment. -- The law takes effect Jan. 1. -- In his ruling on Friday, U.S. District Judge Neil V. Wake wrote...

Dave Gibson -- NewsByUs.com Immigrant riots in France: Previews of coming attractions Once again massive riots have taken place in a Paris suburb which is populated with North African and Arab immigrants. Over the past week, over 100 police officers have been injured as the thugs hurled rocks and Molotov cocktails and fired shotguns at them. The violence is a direct result of the large influx of Third World immigrants...

Bangor (Maine) Daily News Republicans upset over license report Augusta, Maine -- Maine's license residency issue took a sharp political turn Thursday as House Republicans expressed shock over a report that calls for tighter rules but stops short of saying illegal [criminals] should be prevented from getting driver's licenses.