Thursday, December 13, 2007

Dobbs Nails Southern Poverty Law Center Anti-American Attack Artists Targeted Wrong Guy Dobbs goes after SPLC See ABP's letter to USA Today - One of SPLC's partners in crime.  Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 11     And the left wing liberal Southern Poverty Law Center, an activist group that pretends it is some royal of watchdog in this country is at it once again, distorting the truth to advance its agenda of socio-ethnocentric special interest and utter disregard for law and order in this country. This time, the Southern Poverty Law Center is targeting me again, and other supporters of the imprisoned former border patrol agents, Ramos and Compean, who are fighting against an outrageous miscarriage of justice.     But the Southern Poverty Law Center doesn't seem to want to pay attention to those rather inconvenient facts for their fund-raising efforts. If you support them, go for it. I think they are an absolute disgrace.  SPLC / Romney / Gilchrist Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Washington Times Illegals foes reject nod to Huckabee Minuteman co-founder James Gilchrist's endorsement of presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has spurred a backlash among illegal-immigration opponents who say the former Arkansas governor is soft on immigration enforcement. -- "Mike Huckabee is pro-amnesty and favors a path to citizenship for illegal aliens currently in the U.S...."

Los Angeles Times Santa Ana outcry over removal of meddling Mexican nuisance The Mexican government has announced that it will remove Consul Luis Miguel Ortiz Haro from Santa Ana, provoking ire among community leaders who view him as a tireless, much-needed advocate for [illegal aliens... criminals] in Orange County. -- Community leaders are collecting signatures to petition for his reinstatement...

Tulsa World Federal judge dismisses lawsuit challenging HB 1804 U.S. District Judge James Payne on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit challenging a new state law dealing with illegal immigration. -- The National Coalition of Latino Clergy had filed a federal lawsuit against Gov. Brad Henry and Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson, seeking to overturn House Bill 1804...

WTVF-TV -- Nashville Fake ID suppliers busted in Robertson County Federal agents charged two people with making and selling fake identification in Robertson County. -- Investigators said illegal [aliens... criminals] buy the IDs so they can get jobs in the United States. -- Last week, a NewsChannel 5 investigation revealed how big the problem is...

Associated Press Feds warn of eminent domain to build border fence In a written ultimatum to South Texas landowners opposed to plans to build a border fence, federal officials foreshadow the possible use of eminent domain to buy land for border fence construction. -- DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff sent the letter to property owners who either refused or ignored requests to let federal land surveyors on their property.

WRAL-TV -- Raleigh Hundreds use fake IDs for food stamps A state audit has found that hundreds of people have used bogus Social Security numbers to obtain food stamps. -- From July 2002 to last April, 1,906 people were receiving food stamps from the state Department of Social Services based on invalid Social Security numbers, the audit report stated. Another 1,237 food stamp recipients were using...

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El Paso Times Drug smuggler denied bond Aldrete Admitted drug smuggler Osvaldo Aldrete Davila, who is at the center of a national controversy over the conviction of two El Paso Border Patrol agents, was denied bond Monday by a federal judge in El Paso, court documents showed. -- Aldrete, who faces drug conspiracy and possession charges, was ordered detained without bond...

El Paso Times 21 illegals arrested in raid on Deming tamale plant Immigration agents raided a Deming (NM) tamales plant Monday and arrested 21 undocumented workers in an operation they dubbed Operation Tamale, said Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. -- The arrests are the result of a five-month investigation of Proper Foods Inc., 1319 E. Pine St....

Washington Post Frequent U.S. visits by TB patient noted The Department of Homeland Security's chief medical officer yesterday acknowledged errors in the federal government's failure to stop a Mexican businessman infected with multiple- drug- resistant tuberculosis from entering the United States 21 times over seven weeks in April and May...

San Francisco Chronicle Tax boost predicted in illegal alien-bloated California California's looming budget deficit has ballooned to an estimated $14 billion, creating a crisis that fiscal experts said Wednesday is likely to require higher taxes in addition to across-the-board cuts in education and other services. -- The last time the state faced a major tax increase was more than 15 years ago. In 1991, Gov. Pete Wilson faced...

CNN Republicans back bill allowing employers to require English only Republican leaders in the House are supporting a bill that would let employers set an English only policy on the job. -- The EEOC has sued the Salvation Army after organization required that their workers learn English. -- Rep. Tom Price, R-Georgia, is the lead sponsor of the Common Sense English Act...

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Chad Groening -- OneNewsNow.com Corsi: Huck's tough talk on immigration doesn't match his record An investigative journalist and author says Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee's recently released plan for strong border enforcement does not jive with his record as governor. -- The former Arkansas governor proposes to stop illegal immigration with a border fence along the U.S.-Mexico border, more Border Patrol agents...

WorldNetDaily.com Mexican trucks roll on despite opposition The Bush administration continues to push forward with its controversial project allowing Mexican trucks to move freely on U.S. roads despite strong protests from both chambers of Congress, where legislation is pending. -- "Congress has stated clearly that it believes going forward with such a program... is not safe..."

Miami Herald Cops: Drunken migrant attempted rape to get deported Drunk and missing home, construction worker Juan Carlos Franco stripped naked, broke into a house and tried forcing himself onto a young girl so he would be deported back to Guatemala, police say. -- He is jail for now -- in Miami-Dade. -- Franco was arrested by Miami Officer Ivan Camilo Monday afternoon... [More 'family values']

Washington Times Support builds for agent who gained plea data Grass-roots support is gaining momentum for a Colorado federal agent charged with unlawfully accessing information from a national database that was used in an attack ad during a political campaign. -- Corey Voorhis, a former special agent with the U.S. Border Patrol and ICE, is gaining support as he faces a political and legal firestorm...

KATU-TV -- Portland, Oregon Invader heads to prison for fatal hit-and-run An illegal [alien... criminal] has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for a deadly hit-and-run accident near Gladstone, Oregon. -- Mary Richey was crossing Highway 99E in a wheelchair when she was struck on November 28. She had just gotten off a TriMet bus. The road is also known as Southeast McLoughlin Boulevard.

Earth Times Texas Cardinal opposes immigration law enforcement issues Houston -- A newly elevated Roman Catholic cardinal, the first from Texas, said a U.S. immigration policy targeting illegal immigrant workers may fail. -- Cardinal Daniel DiNardo said in statements at a luncheon with Republican Texas Gov. Rick Perry that the emphasis on illegal workers made any legislation ineffective...

Dorchester (Massachusetts) Reporter Invader charged in fatal stabbing A Dorchester man, originally from Guatemala, was charged this week with fatally stabbing a Quincy man visiting his friends on an early Wednesday morning in November. -- Suffolk County prosecutors accused Emiliano Galicia with the first-degree murder of Ruben Najera on Najera's 28th birthday on Nov. 21...

KVEO-TV -- Brownsville Another hearing and protest on border wall Another hearing and protest rally on the border wall took place in the Valley. -- Homeland Security put on their second public comment hearing at the Brownsville Events Center. Brownsville's mayor led an anti-wall rally with priests, doctors, lawyers, politicians, and everyday people all came to join Mayor Ahumada's coalition against a border wall.

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Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Mexican files civil suit against Sheriff Arpaio A Mexican citizen who is legally in the United States has filed the first lawsuit challenging Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's aggressive immigration- enforcement efforts, saying that he was unlawfully detained and that the Sheriff's Office is engaged in illegal racial-profiling.

Associated Press 29 cons, none named Ramos or Compean, receive Bush pardons President Bush granted pardons on Tuesday to carjackers, drug dealers, a moonshiner and an election- laws violator but not to I. Lewis Libby Jr., who was once the top aide to his vice president. -- In all, Mr. Bush pardoned 29 convicts and reduced the prison sentence of one more in an end-of-the-year presidential tradition.

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Washington Times Invasion foes reject nod to Huckabee Minuteman co-founder James Gilchrist's endorsement of presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has spurred a backlash among illegal-immigration opponents who say the former Arkansas governor is soft on immigration enforcement. -- "Mike Huckabee is pro-amnesty and favors a path to citizenship for illegal aliens currently in the U.S...."

Hampton Roads Virginian-Pilot Invader gets 18 months in marriage scam; will be deported A native of Macedonia who has lived in this country for 15 years as an illegal [alien... criminal] was sentenced Monday to 18 months in federal prison and will be deported upon release. -- Aslan Salaj, whose nicknames include Asian and Johnny, previously pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to marriage fraud and related charges...