Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Minuteman Hubris Gilchrist and Simcox Take Strange Positions Judgment Questioned     Chris Simcox opposes Americans who protest day labor sites and Jim Gilchrist endorses a politician with a long history of supporting illegal aliens.     "Simcox doesn't surprise me because he is a nut-case, after all." Said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. "But Jim Gilchrist should have known better," he added. Spencer said he has seen hubris hurt the immigration reform movement before. "Ron Prince turned on us at the last moment," he added. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

MORONes

KNSD-TV -- San Diego 'The Border': Tale of sex, drugs, human trafficking (Documentary) Film captures images from the invasion zone... the US/ Mexico Border. The usual suspects like Enrique Morones, a rabid Mexican reconquista fanatic, are up in arms, claiming the imagery depicting this criminal onslaught is 'taken out of context.' -- The film is on a nationwide screening tour.

McAllen (Texas) Monitor Border town cracks down on human trafficking La Joya, Texas -- Police have detained 30 suspected illegal immigrants in the last week and chased more than 30 others in this border community's growing battle against human trafficking. -- At 5:20 a.m. Wednesday, two officers staked out a cul-de-sac at the intersection of Rancho Escondido and Rancho Coyote on the city's east side...

Chattanooga Times-Free Press Success of anti-invader legislation irks car peddlers Vehicle sales have decreased for the last few months in Dalton, Ga., and some car dealers who cater to Hispanics blame a state law that went into effect in July. -- "Local business has decreased about 50 percent," Leandro Paniagua, owner of Paniagua Auto Sales II, said, speaking Spanish. "Since July we've had to find other ways to do business..."

NBC4-TV -- Washington Feds reject Prince William Co. invader screening plan Federal immigration officials have rejected an ambitious plan to allow all jurisdictions in Prince William County (Va.) to work together to screen illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The plan would have joined together three police forces and a sheriff's department. -- The county plans to rework the proposal and move forward on an individual basis.

Buffoon

Associated Press Incompetent Bush stooge Gonzo named 'lawyer of the year' Negative news coverage may have cost former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales his job, but it won him a dubious honor Wednesday from a magazine published by the American Bar Association: Lawyer of the Year. -- Additionally, the ABA Journal named Gonzales' successor, Attorney General Michael Mukasey, as its top lawyer...

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com 'Where's the fence?' activist asks Congress Steve Elliott, the president of Grassfire, says he still wants to know, "Where's the fence?" -- Elliott, in a telephone interview, told WND an amendment submitted by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, for the Department of Homeland Security 2008 budget would gut the already-approved Secure Fence Act...

NBC4-TV -- Washington Proposal could let immigrants apply too be cops Rockville, Md. -- The agency that oversees training and hiring standards for police departments in Maryland is looking at a proposal that would let noncitizens with green cards become police officers. -- The proposal is being championed by Montgomery County Police Chief Thomas Manger. He said it doesn't make sense that...

Huck

Americans for Legal Immigration PAC Mike Huckabee's shamnesty for invaders! In August of 2005, I was called for an interview by THV-TV News out of Little Rock Arkansas to comment on Governor Mike Huckabee's comments complaining about an ICE raid on local chicken plants, which resulted in the arrest of 119 illegal aliens [criminals]. What I said during the interview is even more relevant today...

KRGV-TV -- Harlingen Day laborer nuisances file lawsuit against city Day laborers say police are bullying them. Now an attorney filed a lawsuit against the City of Brownsville on their behalf. -- Jesus Cuello says Brownsville police arrested him for solicitation. He tells us it happened here at the corner of Adams and 14th Street. It's a well-known area for day laborers to find work.

RINO Huck

Newsday -- New York Huckabee gets more scrutiny as popularity climbs Until recently, Mike Huckabee was a second-tier Republican candidate, a man who was rarely confronted in debates and was perhaps best known for having lost 100 pounds in the run-up to his campaign. -- But recently, everything has changed. The ordained minister and former Arkansas governor now holds a comfortable lead...

Tucson Citizen Dead man linked to attack at agent's home A dead man found on the South Side has been connected to the armed invasion of the home of an off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent and his family. -- Tucson police Sgt. Fabian Pacheco said investigators have determined that Christian Gomez, who had been shot to death, was one of the suspects in the invasion...

WRAL-TV -- Raleigh Easley: Invaders deserve education Raleigh -- North Carolina cannot turn its back on anyone who wants a better education, including illegal [aliens... criminals], Gov. Mike Easley said Tuesday. -- Easley reiterated his support for a policy shift in the North Carolina Community College System that allows qualified illegal immigrants to attend any of the state's...

Mobile (Alabama) Press-Register Texas man pleads guilty to smuggling invaders With a jury poised to begin hearing allegations against him, Jose Alfredo Sanchez reluctantly changed his plea to guilty on the charge of transporting illegal aliens [criminals]. -- The plea came moments after federal prosecutors in Mobile had dismissed a charge against Sanchez's co-defendant.

Gilchrist

Michelle Malkin -- VDare.com Meet the GOP's border control cross-dressers Every Democrat running for president thinks anti-illegal immigration activists are all racists and xenophobes. Do we really need a Republican nominee for president who thinks the same way? -- Breakout GOP candidate Mike Huckabee, the soft-on-border control former governor of Arkansas, scored a jaw-dropping endorsement Tuesday from Jim Gilchrist...

Gainesville (Georgia) Times Oakwood looks to limit illegal immigration Monday night's Oakwood City Council meeting began looking more like a presidential debate when a hot button issue was raised - illegal immigration. -- Oakwood City Councilmember Gary Anderson started a discussion on what he called the depleting effect illegal [aliens... criminals] have upon Oakwood and Hall County resources.

KOLD-TV -- Tucson Border Patrol discovers drug smuggling tunnel in Nogales Border Patrol agents say they've found a tunnel used to smuggle drugs into the country in Nogales. -- Agents spotted a vehicle in downtown Nogales early Tuesday morning using remote cameras, and noticed suspicious activity around it. After checking out the Dodge minivan...

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Arrest of Mexican fiend in videotaping incident came swiftly The investigation started after a Saguaro High School student noticed a lunch worker following a classmate while angling a box lid with a camera hidden in it under her skirt. -- That student notified administrators. And a day later, Richard Espinoza- Valdez, an illegal [alien... criminal] from Mexico, was arrested on charges... [More 'family values']

Associated Press Police apprehend 11 invaders after traffic stop Moshannon, Pa. -- Eight men and three women are in federal custody after they scattered when a minivan was stopped in Centre County. -- State police say the minivan was stopped Monday on Interstate 80 in Snow Shoe Township for having illegally tinted windows...

McAllen (Texas) Monitor Crowds turn out for border fence tantrum Hundreds of people turned out at the McAllen Convention Center on Tuesday night to protest the proposed border fence, just as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security was staging a public forum down the hall. -- "America needs real solutions. We don't need a false sense of security from a non-continuous, 700-mile fence," McAllen Mayor...

Chicago Tribune 21 to be deported in suburban Chicago sweep Federal agents working with police in Carpentersville and other northwest suburbs arrested 21 Mexican immigrants for deportation in an ongoing national sweep targeting members of transnational gangs, officials said Tuesday. -- Sixteen were members of the Maniac Latin Disciples and Sureno-13 street gangs who had past convictions for...