Sunday, December 16, 2007

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Mexican Reconquista Behind Boycott Move Bustamante is Father of Dual Citizenship Jorge Bustamante United Nations' Special Rapporteur & Sociology professor - Notre Dame. Austin American-Statesman -- December 14, 2007 Mexico boycott over Republican immigration policies? Mexico's foremost expert on immigration is calling on Mexicans to do whatever they can to stop Republicans from winning the White House next year, including a boycott of companies that donate to Republican candidates. The rest of the story     When California passed Proposition 187, Bustamante proposed dual citizenship for Mexicans so they could "defend the interests of Mexico" in the United States. He wanted to stop any further attempts by Americans to use the ballot box to resist the Mexican invasion. That was 1995. In 1997 Mexican President Zedillo said the plan for dual citizenship was part of "extending" Mexico's territory beyond its borders. It is now Mexican law.     "So here we have a man who is clearly advancing the cause of the Mexican takeover of the American Southwest holding positions in the U.N. and a major Catholic university," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. What we said about dual citizenship in 1998 Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Mexican held in murder case A Mexican national was in police custody Saturday night, hours after a man was fatally stabbed, police reported. -- Officers found the victim about 3 a.m. Saturday in the front yard of a house in the 1300 block of West Fogg Street, said Lt. Dean Sullivan, a police spokesman...

Orange County Register -- Santa Ana, Calif. Bus to the border Juan Gutierrez Bahena peeped through a window at the Aliso Creek Apartments, watching a young boy shower. When the boy called for his mother, Gutierrez Bahena ran off. -- Then he pulled his pants down and exposed himself to a woman and her 7- year- old daughter... [More of Bush's pet fiends]

Gary Krasner -- NewsByUs.com -- Boise Illegal aliens are not stakeholders, that's why "Why can't we permit illegal immigrants to obtain drivers licenses so we can have safe roads and lower car insurance premiums?!" That was a common response to my last column, 'Spitzer and the Backlash Heard Around the World.' I don't normally follow-up on a previous column I wrote...

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Owner faults mayor in immigration rally dispute A furniture store owner has accused Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon of allowing a day labor advocate to use tax dollars to help fund weekly immigration rallies near the store. -- Roger Sensing, owner of Pruitt's furniture store at Thomas Road and 34th Street, made the accusation in a letter to the mayor Thursday.

Huck

David Limbaugh -- WorldNetDaily.com Christian conservatives: Beware of Huckabee Since its emergence as a dominant political force in the '80s, the religious right has been a favorite whipping boy of the mainstream media and political left and a sometimes embarrassment to certain conservative elitists. Yet neither group of critics can deny the electoral power Christian conservatives have wielded.

Washington Times Protesters want day laborers out of NE plaza Demonstrators who opposed a day-laborer center in the District gathered yesterday outside a Northeast shopping plaza to ask authorities to disperse the mostly Hispanic day laborers who continue to gather there to look for work. -- About two dozen protesters affiliated with the groups DefendDC and Help Save Maryland assembled outside the Home Depot...

KVOA-TV -- Tucson ICE looking to set up operations in northern Arizona Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials are intent on hitting the road in their fight against illegal immigrant smuggling organizations. -- Plans are in the works to establish a permanent agency presence in northern Arizona. -- That's because smugglers make such frequent use of Interstates 17 and 40...

Washington Times Illinois can use electronic confirmation for workers Homeland Security officials have reached an agreement with the state of Illinois to temporarily allow employers there to use electronic confirmation to determine the legal status of their workers. -- The Illinois state legislature had passed a law - to take effect Jan. 1 - prohibiting employers from enrolling in the federal government's E-Verify program.

Baltimore Sun Immigration looms as presidential campaign issue The prairie fire ignited by immigration is turning into an inferno, with potentially explosive impact on the 2008 election. -- Already, it has become the defining issue in the battle between Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee for first place in Iowa's Jan. 3 presidential caucuses. But while immigration is drawing attention as a Republican issue...

Portsmouth (New Hampshire) Herald The Maine driver's license debacle Don Cookson says he has never received so many phone calls during his tenure as spokesman for the Maine secretary of state's office. -- "People are disturbed that illegals may be able to obtain a (driver's) license," said Cookson. "There is a lot of animosity towards the state."

Howie Carr -- Boston Herald Huckster haunted by Arkansas ghosts Gov. Mike Huckabee has the soul of a Massachusetts state rep. Not to mention the ethics. -- What other conclusion can you draw after studying the squalid career of the current front-runner for the GOP nomination for president? -- The Huckster is from the same town as Bill Clinton - Hope, Arkansas...

Argus-Leader -- Sioux Falls, South Dakota Vicious invader sentenced for ID theft A Hawarden, Iowa, man was sentenced Thursday for felony identity theft and misdemeanor forgery, simple assault, second-degree harassment and fourth-degree criminal mischief charges. -- Eusebio Topete-Topete received five years in prison from District Judge James Scott, said Coleman J. McAllister, Sioux County attorney....

Arizona Republic Dallacroce attacked, pro-invasion zealot busted The Phoenix Police Department arrested a demonstrator at today's immigration protests outside of M.D. Pruitt's Home Furnishings store near 35th Street and Thomas Road. -- Kristina Yeo, a pregnant woman, yanked a microphone cord from Michelle Dallacroce, the president of Mothers Against Illegal Aliens, before pushing her in the chest... [Related item]

News-Times -- Danbury, Connecticut Man gets deported after traffic stop A local man will be deported after a traffic stop Friday, when police learned he was wanted by immigration officials. -- Robson Nunes Da Cruz was stopped about 10:30 a.m. because there was snow on his car, obscuring the vehicle's rear lights, police said. The car wasn't registered and Da Cruz didn't have a driver's license, according to police.

VDare.com          Donald A. Collins Open borders rhetoric getting desperate and vicious Off again goes the Washington Post using a name calling, ad homenim attack mode on the immigration issue. Its December 13th lead editorial is headed, The Immigration Swamp­As the presidential campaign intensifies, so does the nativist ferocity.

Rep. Tancredo

Joseph Farah -- WorldNetDaily.com Tancredo for president I still like Tom Tancredo for president. -- I urged him to run when no other candidate was focusing on the way our country is being torn asunder by illegal immigration actively encouraged by the current occupant of the White House. -- Though I have formally endorsed no candidate, I made no secret of the fact that...