Sunday, December 9, 2007

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Americans Confront Aztlan Reconquistas A Major Battle "we cannot afford to lose" Arizona Republic -- December 9 This is what it's all about ­ The Conquest of Aztlan -- See complete photo gallery at Patriots' Border Alliance Web page Outside Phoenix store, border debate rages on Emotional protests at local battleground mirror national fight [Salvador] Reza, an immigrant-rights organizer with the nonprofit Tonatierra, said he organized protests initially in response to ongoing harassment of day laborers by local businesses. Laborers say Roger Sensing [owner of the furniture store] antagonized them, photographing them and chasing them away from businesses in the surrounding area. The Sensings deny this.[...] Reza takes pains to say he does not support illegal immigration. But he also notes with evident pride that of the 44 people Arpaio's deputies had deported from near Pruitt's as of last week, about half have already returned across the border illegally, some with friends. [...] "The confrontation has now become essentially a do-or-die situation for both sides, with implications far beyond illegal day labor," wrote Danny Smith of the American Freedom Riders motorcycle club, in a recent message rallying supporters. "This is no longer a mere skirmish, it is a major battle which we cannot afford to lose. We have succeeded in taking it to a national level of visibility, and now there is no turning back - WE MUST WIN." Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Associated Press Republicans debate invasion before largely Hispanic audience Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said he would impose a real and a virtual, technical fence at the U.S.-Mexican border using a "tamper proof" identity card. -- That prompted a retort from Ron Paul, who said that would lead to a national identification card for all Americans "which I absolutely oppose."

Miami Herald Invader issue will test GOP hopefuls in TV debate Immigration has roiled the Republican presidential campaign for months, but when the candidates wrangle Sunday for the first time in front of a Spanish- speaking national audience, the debate will truly hit home. -- The candidates have repeatedly condemned the granting of legal status to [illegal aliens... criminals] as ''amnesty''...

Valley Morning Star -- Harlingen, Texas $540,000 seized from city motel owners Federal officials seized $540,000 from four Harlingen motel owners after they were sentenced to probation for conspiracy to harbor illegal immigrants, an official said Friday. -- Rakeshkumar Bhakta and wife Alka Bhakta, owners of the Hudson House motel, and Kamleshkumar Bhakta...

Arizona Republic Businesses encourage employees to learn Spanish More employers, and many of their English-speaking workers, are showing an interest in learning Spanish customized to specific jobs, to help them communicate with Hispanic customers, suppliers or assistants. -- The trend isn't without controversy, as English-only proponents say it slows the assimilation of immigrants from Mexico and elsewhere.

New York Times Smugglers build underground world Tecate, Calif. -- The tunnel opening cut into the floor of a shipping container here drops three levels, each accessible by ladders, first a metal one and then two others fashioned from wood pallets. The tunnel stretches 1,300 feet to the south, crossing the Mexican border some 50 feet below ground and proceeding to a sky-blue office building...

Washington Times Frederick seeks authority to deal with illegals Frederick County officials have taken an unusual step to draw attention to their efforts to deal with a growing problem with illegal aliens in their community: They have asked state lawmakers to pass a measure calling for a constitutional convention. --- While unusual, the action by the county commissioners is not unprecedented.

American Border Patrol ABP releases fence count American Border Patrol has released its estimate of the amount of fencing and vehicle barriers on the U.S./Mexico border. ABP reports that there are a total of 150 miles of pedestrian barrier and 148 miles of vehicular barriers on the border. Of the pedestrian fencing, 16 miles are double-layered....

Associated Press Feds bust Mexican drug ring Federal agents this week charged 67 people, put a dent in two Mexican drug cartels that used the Atlanta area as a hub of operations and seized large quantities of cash, cocaine and assault rifles. -- Details of the multistate investigation were announced Friday as criminal complaints and indictments against the suspects were unsealed.

Nicholas Stix -- Global Politician ACLU's war on U.S. immigration law While President George W. Bush, ICE, and Congress act as if the U.S. had no immigration laws and no borders, some heroic local officials and private organizations have nevertheless sought, against all odds, to enforce and uphold immigration law. And every time they have done so, the ACLU has been there to fight them...

Worcester (Massachusetts) Telegram & Gazette Invaders arrested in raid on roofing company Milford, Mass. -- Fifteen Ecuadorian immigrants, including the owner of a local contracting company, were arrested Friday in an early morning raid. -- Daniel Tacuri, owner of Same Day Roofing and Construction, will face charges of hiring illegal immigrants in U.S. District Court tomorrow. The other 14 people arrested in the raid...

Jon Christian Ryter -- NewsWithViews.com Immigrants and illegals The United States of America has two devastatingly serious problems that threaten the security and the sovereignty of this nation. The most serious threat to our American way of life are the 20 million illegal aliens who infiltrated the United States since President Ronald Reagan's amnesty program was initiated in 1986...

KABC-TV -- Los Angeles Raid on L.A. Mexican mafia nets 18 arrests A raid on suspected local members of the Mexican mafia nets 18 arrests. -- L.A. County Sheriff's Deputies say the suspects were wanted on charges ranging from murder to misdemeanor offenses. Arrests were made in La Puente, West Covina, and Azusa.

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Fox News Businesses, ethnic hustlers vow to fight Arizona law The dismissal of a legal challenge to a new Arizona immigration law doesn't signal the end of the attempts by business and [invader] rights groups to overturn provisions punishing employers who knowingly hiring illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- Lawyers for the business groups said Saturday they will continue to try to persuade...

Americans for Better Immigration NumbersUSA's Roy Beck reviews presidential candidates ABI never endorses candidates. Our highlighting of some candidates is to help citizens know who is most likely to work for reducing overall immigration so citizens can factor that information into their voting decisions. But we realize that voters mark their ballot based on many issues and judgments about the character and leadership of a candidate...

Washington Times Editorial Crackdown in Anne Arundel County There's good news to report from Anne Arundel County, which is running counter to the overall trend in Maryland - now one of America's leading sanctuary states for illegal aliens thanks to Gov. Martin O'Malley, the Democratic leadership in the General Assembly and advocacy groups like CASA of Maryland...

Austin American-Statesman Arrests of invaders climb in Central and South Texas Immigration enforcement teams who target criminals and fugitives increased their arrests of illegal [aliens... criminals] more than sevenfold in Central and South Texas during the past fiscal year, the majority in metropolitan areas including Austin and San Antonio.

Hampton Roads Virginian-Pilot Couple pleads guilty to housing illegal aliens A Virginia couple entered guilty pleas in U.S. District Court today on charges they recruited and housed [illegal aliens... criminals] to work for their company, B&B Cable Co. -- The plea agreement was reached between federal prosecutors and Robert Ray Buttery Sr. and his wife, Betty Jean Buttery who both live in Midland in Fauquier County.