Monday, December 10, 2007

The Texas Fence War Most Landowners Cooperate With DHS Texas/ Mexico border near site of Ramos/ Compean incident has no fence. -- See larger photo American Patrol The Other Side of the Coin     A recent report in the Los Angeles Times starts out with "The Bush administration warned landowners along the southern border Friday that it would seize their property if they refused to cooperate with federal efforts to build a fence meant to slow illegal immigration."     Reading on in the story, the Times reports: "Chertoff said two-thirds of Texans who were approached agreed to give Homeland Security access to their land, a quarter did not respond, and about 10% refused."     So, the fact is the vast majority of Texas border landowners agreed to cooperate with DHS. And, of the 25% that didn't respond, if the same ratio applies when they finally do respond, DHS can expect a near 90% cooperation rate. That isn't bad. (Note: There are no federal lands on the Texas border ­ See this link) Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Joan Claybrook -- Public Citizen Bush stealthily authorizes access to more Mexican junk trucks In a stealthy maneuver, the Bush administration has boosted the threat to the public by increasing the number of Mexico-based trucking firms allowed access to all U.S. roads as part of the reckless North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) trucking "pilot program." The Department of Transportation recently revealed an increase...

Fox News -- Washington, DC Multiple murder suspect turns out to be an invader Woodbridge, Va. --The man accused of murdering three people Sunday in Prince William County allegedly shouldn't have been in this country at all! -- Anastacio Sanchez- Miranda is accused of murdering Juan Manuel Guevara, Rosario Europa, and Gerardo Lopez- Garcia, and a quick search of court records found a DWI arrest and a malicious wounding charge.

Huck

CBS News In new ad, Romney goes negative on Huck over invaders Mitt Romney's campaign is set to begin running an ad in Iowa tomorrow contrasting his illegal immigration position with Mike Huckabee's, CBS News has confirmed. The spot comes on the heels of Huckabee's new ad touting his immigration policy...

KTAR -- Phoenix Vigil to pray for invasion solution A Catholic advocacy group will hold a prayer vigil for [illegal aliens... criminals] Monday night in downtown Phoenix. -- "We think that the issue of immigration in the United States, and really throughout the world, is so difficult, we would like people of all points of view to come together and pray," said Tom Donovan...

Associated Press Mexico: Cuban-Americans aid smuggling Cuban-Americans are financing the smuggling Cuban immigrants through Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, an illegal trade that is fomented by the U.S. policy of granting Cubans automatic asylum, Mexican Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora said Monday. -- A violent ring of immigrant smugglers operates in Mexico, where Cubans land on the coasts...

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Lawyer giving 'a strong voice' to invaders ...While he [one Bill Brewer] has taken on some of the region's highest profile and most lucrative cases, he has a soft spot for what he views as the underdog, most recently illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- At no cost to his clients, Brewer has thrown the huge resources of his firm, Bickel & Brewer, behind court battles with Farmers Branch and Irving...

Romney

Thor H. Asgardson -- American Chronicle Romney's "defining moment"-- Fodder for Mad Magazine ...The presence of thirty-million-Mexican nationals, illegally occupying our country, is an affront to our autonomy and self-determination as a people, perpetuated by those unworthy suitors -- like our politicians -- who would vie for the crown of Ithaca. -- These politicians have no real platform, so they steer us into irrelevant morasses...

Deseret Morning News -- Salt Lake City Immigration bills brewing A Utah lawmaker who wants to take a tough stand on illegal immigration seems to be garnering support from the GOP - at least locally. -- And Sen. Bill Hickman, R-St. George, says the more people he talks to, the more support he gets. -- "The federal Congress ... have been unwilling to take the leadership role to get this done," Hickman said.

Los Angeles Times U.S. agency looks at eliminating old green cards U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is considering a proposal to eliminate hundreds of thousands of green cards issued years ago without expiration dates, a move that would help the agency track down individuals who have committed crimes and might be eligible for deportation.

Orlando Sentinel Invader receives 3 life sentences for raping child A judge on Friday gave three consecutive life sentences to a man convicted of dragging a 10-year-old girl into the woods, choking her, and then raping her. -- A day earlier, a jury had found Antonio Rosales, a homeless man who was living in those woods, guilty of child rape, kidnapping and attempted first-degree murder. [More 'family values']

Washington Times Two GOP hopefuls see some illegals as citizens Sen. John McCain and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani stood alone among the Republican presidential candidates in last night's Spanish-language debate in calling for some illegal aliens [criminals] to be granted a path to citizenship. -- "None of us have been perfect - all of us have been struggling with this for a long time," Mr. Giuliani said...

Embassy Row -- Washington Times 'Macho' politicians President Felipe Calderon of Mexico [the reconquista zealot and insufferable meddling windbag shown at left with a very unpopular Bush] is so upset with the tone of the American presidential campaign, especially the candidates' views on illegal aliens [criminals], that he ordered Mexican diplomats across the US to take action. [More Mexican meddling]

Associated Press New lawsuit filed in fight over employer sanctions law Phoenix -- Lawyers filed a second lawsuit challenging Arizona's new employer-sanctions law Sunday night, two days after a judge said the groups fighting the law sued the wrong government officials. -- Attorneys for business groups named the state's 15 county attorneys in the latest lawsuit, something they failed to do the first time around.

NewsMax.com Small towns grapple with diseased immigrants The incidence of a Somali meat packer in Kansas who died from tuberculosis has officials calling for better health screening for the waves of unskilled immigrant workers flooding smaller American communities. -- In the wake of the January death at a Tyson Foods plant in Emporia, Kan., public health officials found...

Bob Parks -- Men's News Daily GOP: Stop the Latino pandering Whose idea was it that the Republican presidential candidates have a Spanish-spoken debate? -- Obviously it was an attempt to woo Latino voters, and at the same time, make an attempt to quell the perceived bashing "immigrants" are taking nowadays...

Steve Sailer

VDare.com Diversity is strength! It's also 2006's demographic death spiral I've been following the birth statistics published annually by the federal National Center for Health Statistics since the late 1990s. I thought I'd seen it all. -- But even I was shocked by the new data for 2006 released last Wednesday, December 5. -- The bottom line: 2006 was a demographic disaster.

Free Republic Forum Minutemen protest issuance of sham Mexican IDs (Photos) ...A representative of Mexican Consulate asked the Minutemen to leave, first stating this was a private event for "Mexicans Only." She threatened the Minutemen, and assaulted one. She insisted we could not take pictures. (Note: This appears to have taken place in San Juan Capistrano, Calif.)

Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser Panel to discuss invaders; Dees objects Mayor Bobby Bright doesn't want Montgomery to be a haven for [illegal aliens... criminals], and he wants the City Council to revoke the licenses of businesses that employ [illegal alien] foreign workers. -- A council committee on illegal immigration will meet at noon Tuesday to decide whether to recommend that Bright's proposal...

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson Bill would halt states' licenses as acceptable ID Two Republican lawmakers are pushing to prohibit driver's licenses from states that issue them to illegal immigrants from being used as identification in Arizona. -- The restriction, which would apply to any state or local government, would affect licenses from New Mexico, Texas, Oregon and five other states, along with the District of Columbia.

Ramos & Compean

Mike Cutler -- Family Security Foundation Is there now hope for jailed border agents? I have written a number of previous commentaries about U.S. Border Patrol Agents Ramos and Compean and for good reason; in my opinion, they were maliciously prosecuted. Apparently, some members of Congress agree. -- There are both Democrat and Republican members of the House of Representatives who...