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Monday, December 17, 2007 |
Ford
Foundation Still At
It
Funding Open Borders Groups
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Center for International Policy (Funded by the
Ford Foundation) -- December 14, 2007
Losing
the War of Ideas, Again
In the war of ideas over immigration,
liberals are in disarray. Anti-immigration advocates have created
the ideological frameworks-security, rule of law, nationalism-that
now frame the raging immigration debate. Meanwhile, immigration
advocates find that their own humanitarian, economic, and historical
arguments supporting liberal immigration flows have little resonance
in the public debate. The Ford
Foundation helped create the terrible illegal immigration
mess. They started MALDEF
and the National
Council of La Raza. Now they are funding groups like the
Center
for International Policy and its Americas
Program that are fighting to keep the borders open. CIP is
joined
at the hip with radicals like Derechos
Humanos, and other Mexican Reconquistas. |

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Ramos & Compean |
Washington
Times Editorial
Pardon
Ramos and Compean now
Last week, the White House released a
list of 29 pardons issued by President Bush. It included drug
dealers, carjackers, a moonshiner, a man convicted of stealing
government property and another for receiving kickbacks in military
procurement contracts. Conspicuously missing were former U.S.
Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Alonso Compean... |
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Steven A.
Camarota -- North County Times -- Escondido, Calif.
Immigration,
both legal and illegal, puts huge strain on the country
The debate over immigration has become
one of America's most heated. In a new report published by the
Center for Immigration Studies, we provide a detailed picture
of the nation's immigrant population. Our conclusions will probably
not surprise most Californians: First, legal and illegal immigration
is at record levels.  |

The Boot |
Orange County
Register -- Santa Ana, Calif.
Felons
found in police immigration screening
Social tolerance was once the hallmark
of Costa Mesa, a place where bowls of free soup awaited the poor
just as racks of designer shoes awaited the well-heeled. -- The
home of South Coast Plaza was also home to a city Human Relations
Committee, a job center and a decades-long history of helping
the poor, whether immigrant or native-born... |
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Athens (Georgia)
Banner-Herald
Oconee
sheriff asking feds for immigration law training
Two years after immigrant rights groups
cried foul when deputies rounded up and arrested 30 Hispanic
day laborers, Oconee County Sheriff Scott Berry says the controversy
mostly has quieted. -- Prosecutors late last month dropped local
loitering charges against most of the men caught in the raid
Dec. 1, 2005, and the sheriff says... |
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Associated
Press
Calif.
Hmong protest green card delays due to Patriot Act
About 1,800 Laotian immigrants, including
more than hundred Hmong veterans who fought for the United States
against the Vietnamese, protested what they consider the unfair
application of certain provisions of the Patriot Act to Hmong
refugees. -- State and local officials from the Central Valley
heard how Hmong residents... |
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San Jose
Mercury News
Meltdown:
Schwarzenegger to declare fiscal emergency
Facing a projected $14 billion budget
deficit, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday said he will declare
a fiscal emergency, which will allow the governor and lawmakers
to cut spending more quickly and also sets the stage for slashing
state services and programs - perhaps by as much as 10 percent.
[See: Sinkhole
de Mayo] |
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Danbury
(Connecticut) News-Times
Immigration
cases headed to court
Two high-profile immigration cases --
including the case known as the "Danbury 11" -- will
come before the courts early next year. -- Both are deportation
cases that resulted from arrests made by federal Immigration
and Customs Enforcement agents in the city... |
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Dennis L.
Cuddy, Ph.D. -- NewsWithViews.com
The
North American Union and the larger plan
In order to bring about a North American
Union (NAU), the public first has to be conditioned to think
of themselves as North Americans. In that regard, Thomas
Donohue (president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce)
on June 16, 2006 remarked that "for CEOs, North America
is already a single market..." |
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Column One
-- Los Angeles Times
A
town against the wall
Granejo, Texas -- Gloria Garza doesn't
have a whole lot. But what she has, she clings to with pride.
-- She lives in a simple stucco house with a rustic wooden veranda
and a well fashioned from odd stones her husband found around
the state. Kittens stretch lazily in the sun beside her porch.
Armadillos dart across her backyard... |
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London Daily
Telegraph
They
don't speak English in England anymore
The Daily Telegraph has obtained data from the
Department for Children, Schools and Families illustrating the
impact of high levels of immigration on the education system.
-- In 112 of the 3,343 secondary schools, children without English
as a first language make up 51 to 70 per cent of all pupils.
-- The figures show that in a total of... |
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Mike Bailey
-- Chicago Sun-Times
What
to do about illegal aliens
...It is the policy of The Courier News
to use the term "illegal alien" or "illegal immigrant."
News outlets are under extreme pressure from activist groups
to use terms such as "undocumented worker." That would
be like calling a drug dealer an "unlicensed pharmacist."
It is intentionally misleading. So is calling everyone -- legal
or illegal -- an "immigrant."  |
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Sierra Vista
(Arizona) Herald / Review
Mexican
invaders indicted for home invasions
Three illegal [aliens...
criminals] arrested Dec. 5 after a manhunt involving Cochise
County deputies and U.S. Border Patrol agents were indicted Thursday
in connection to multiple home invasions. -- Between the three
Mexican nationals, they are charged with more than 40 counts,
including kidnapping, first-degree armed burglary and theft... |
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Barnard
R. Thompson -- MexiData.info
Mexico
proposes an intergovernmental border commission
...Mexico's northern border region is
a favored area in order to build a better relationship with the
United States of America, "that without doubt is our main
partner from the economic point of view," the draft states.
And it notes that good relations with the United States are necessary
in order for the border to be seen as orderly and safe... |

Gilchrist |
Jerome R.
Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com
Gilchrist
claims support for Huck is conditional
The founder of the Minuteman Project
says his endorsement of Republican presidential candidate Mike
Huckabee is a conditional one based on a tough understanding
of the former governor's "Secure America Plan" to oust
all illegal aliens, or put them behind bars...  |

Dr. Paul |
Washington
Times
Paul's
one-day haul a record
Rep. Ron
Paul of Texas yesterday broke the single-day Republican presidential-campaign
fundraising record he set last month, raising about $6 million
and giving him almost $18 million for the fourth quarter. --
Mr. Paul's campaign shattered its goal of raising $12 million
this fundraising quarter... [Related
story] |
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Sierra Vista
(Arizona) Herald / Review
Protesters
in Naco decry border fence
Naco, Ariz. -- Approximately 40 bundled-up
protesters and a few of their pets gathered several hundred yards
east of the Naco port of entry between the United States and
Mexico on Sunday to speak out against the border fence that continues
its way west through Cochise County... |
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Angus Reid
Global Monitor
High
support for immigration crackdown in U.S.
Many adults in the US support enacting
punitive measures in order to curb illegal immigration, according
to a poll by YouGov/Polimetrix released by The Economist. At
least 75 per cent of respondents would increase fines for employers
who hire illegal [aliens...
criminals], require police to report [invaders]
to [the] federal government... |

Huck |
Selwyn Duke
-- American Thinker
The
Huckabee Hustle
When evangelicals embraced Jimmy Carter
during the 1976 presidential campaign, they didn't know he would
repudiate the Southern Baptist Convention a generation later.
Today the very same constituency has glommed onto Mike Huckabee,
and I can't help but lament how history truly does repeat itself... |
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Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette
IDs
for aliens draw fire
Many Arkansas police departments, banks
and businesses are accepting the membership card of a nonprofit
organization that works with Hispanic immigrants as a form of
valid identification. -- Founders of the organization say the
card is helping 3, 000 Arkansas immigrants gain access to important
services. -- Critics, however, say illegal aliens are the only
immigrants benefiting from the card... |
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Associated
Press
Immigration
a Big Issue to NH, Iowa GOP
At opposite sides of New Hampshire, John
McCain faced two corporate audiences in two college towns earlier
this month. Only one topic came up in both places when he starting
taking questions: illegal immigration. -- The Republican presidential
hopeful gets so many questions - sometimes hostile - about immigration... |
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