Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Mexicans Attack, Democrats Retreat Secure Fence Act Gutted as Agents Assaulted Fox and Friends -- Fox News -- December 19 Page Kelly: The U.S. Border Patrol has seen a major rise in violent attacks at the border in San Diego. It's up 80 percent apparently. Maybe the government should be reading that report and saying hmmm, a fence might be a good idea. Brian Kilmeade: Duncan Hunter and Peter King, they're just like crestfallen. They say it's down to a 370 mile fence, and they think, essentially, by looking at this bill and it's detail, said they have repealed the fence act. So they don't think it's actually going to get done. Michelle Malkin's got a column about this today. So a lot of people are down about actually building it. There's also a question about whether the President actually wants to build it.  Watch Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

San Diego Union-Tribune Court upholds keeping day-labor hirings private A California appeals court yesterday declined to overturn a judge's decision that bars the public from knowing who hires migrant day-laborers in Vista. -- Three news organizations, including The San Diego Union-Tribune, had appealed Superior Court Judge Michael Orfield's decision barring Vista officials from making public the identities...

Mike Cutler

Family Security Matters Immigration: The crisis continues There is a major crisis within the immigration bureaucracy that not a single presidential candidate has addressed or is willing to address, although the issue of immigration benefit fraud is a key issue where national security is concerned. -- Focus on the impossible situation that our nation is in today, more than six years after the attacks...

Huck

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Gilchrist endorsement of Huckabee splits movement Controversy is escalating among border security organization leaders and various Minuteman activists upset over an endorsement by Jim Gilchrist, founder of The Minuteman Project, of former Arkansas governor and Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee. -- After confirming Monday he had questions about...

Chicago Courier News No jobs, no more illegals? Elgin, Ill. -- For many anti-illegal immigration advocates, taking away [invaders'] ability to get a job in the United States is the key to stopping the rise in that population. -- One measure, mandatory Social Security verification -- proposed by local anti-illegal immigration group Association for Legal Americans -- would, they claim, do just that.

Peter Brimelow -- VDare.com Why business will switch sides and support immigration cut-off They stood close and spoke intensely but quietly, obviously not eager to attract attention. But there were even more of them than usually gather round you at the podium after you've finished a contentious debate. And their message was the same: whatever the economics of mass immigration...

CNSNews.com Reducing border fence 'unacceptable,' Brownback says The Senate passed a $555 billion omnibus spending bill Tuesday evening that strips one layer off the 700 miles of double-border fence that was originally mandated by the Secure Fence Act (enacted in October 2006). -- Under this new spending bill, the barrier erected along the Mexican border will be only a single line of fencing...

Associated Press Invader smugglers exploit Arizona housing slump Surprise, Az. -- Unable to sell his house in suburban Phoenix's anemic real estate market, Jason Winterholler rented to a couple who paid the deposit in cash and didn't haggle over price. -- It was a deal he came to regret. -- The renters were fronts for [illegal alien... criminal] who used the house as a hiding place...

Tucson Citizen Meddling Mexican demands more 'legal channels' for invaders The inspector general of Mexico's National Commission on Human Rights, in Tucson Tuesday, called for more "legal channels" into the United States for [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- Mauricio Farah Gebara spoke in Tucson on International Migrants' Day at a news conference called by the Rev. Robin Hoover... [More Mexican meddling]

Krikorian

Mark Krikorian -- Washington Post The case against immigration Amy Chua's recent Outlook article on immigration contains more common sense than one might expect from a Yale professor. Her calls for limiting family chain migration, encouraging assimilation and simply enforcing the law are long overdue. Her concern that we not erode the "unifying identity" that has made our country so successful...

WSMV-TV -- Nashville Invader pleads guilty in fatal crash An illegal [alien... criminal] who killed a man and his 2- year- old son in a drunken driving crash in Nashville has pleaded guilty to two counts of vehicular homicide. -- Jonathan Narvaez-Pena apologized to the family of his victims in Spanish during Tuesday's hearing in Nashville. Prosecutors recommended an 8-year prison sentence on each count...

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com North-of-border link finishes NAFTA superhighway grid Canada has announced a plan to extend the NAFTA Superhighway network north in a way that would finish a continental grid designed to accommodate an anticipated tsunami of containers from China and the Far East. -- The Canadian Intelligent Super Corridor, or CISCOR, is a national transportation route designed to reach from the West Coast...

Arizona Republic Holiday visit to Mexico becomes one-way trip Nogales, Son., Mex. -- It's a common scene this time of year: streams of overloaded cars, pickups and vans with U.S. license plates crossing into Mexico for the holidays. -- Most are filled with Hispanic families from Arizona and other states on their way to visit relatives south of the border for a few weeks before heading back to the U.S...

Reza

Arizona Republic Illegal alien tantrum in Phoenix fizzles A planned march on Phoenix City Hall by [illegal alien... criminal]-rights activists has only managed to draw several dozens protestors Wednesday morning in east Phoenix. -- [Mexican Reconquista goon] Salvador Reza planned for at least 100 people to join him in the march created to draw attention to what he calls the persecution of [invaders]...

Fox News Vast majority of Mexicans in U. S. illegally The Mexican government reported the results of recent studies on Tuesday showing that 68 percent of Mexicans who migrate or try to migrate to the United States do so without documents and 55 percent of them hire immigrant smugglers. -- The report, timed to coincide with the U.N. International Migrants Day...

The Dustin Inman Society Pictures of the Sheriff of the Year rally On December 8, 2007, the Dustin Inman Society hosted a community gathering to award Cobb County, Georgia Sheriff Neil Warren the first DIS 'Sheriff of the Year' award on Marietta Square here in Georgia. -- Sheriff Warren is at present the only sheriff in Georgia to have taken advantage of the 1996 amendment...

Phyllis Schlafly -- Eagle Forum Questions Republican candidates should answer Why are questions about Communist China asked only in the Democratic presidential debates? We want to know what the Republican candidates plan to do about China sending us poisoned foods and toys. -- All presidential candidates should be asked what they plan to do about the fact that free trade with China means acquiescing in gross discrimination...

Washington Post Pinocchios for Huckabee on invaders Now that he has become a front-runner, Mike Huckabee is feeling the heat from other Republican candidates who are scrutinizing his record as governor of Arkansas for evidence of "liberal" or "Democratic" inclinations. One leading rival, Fred Thompson, has accused Huckabee of having "championed" an effort to permit illegal [aliens... criminals]...

Magic City Morning Star -- Millinocket, Maine   Jan Herron A Minuteman reflects on the Huckabee-Gilchrist alliance About four years ago, I had the honor and privilege of meeting Frank Jorge, Minuteman at the Unite to Fight Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada. Americans are truly blessed in knowing that there are a few honest, patriots left. -- Frank is old-fashioned in another way - he's an "old-fashioned" immigrant...

Providence (Rhode Island) Journal Bill aimed at curbing invasion Proposed legislation to curb illegal immigration has stirred opposition by [illegal alien... criminal] advocacy groups, who argue that such legislation "will increase anti-immigrant fervor and division in Rhode Island." -- State Rep. Peter G. Palumbo and Sen. Christopher B. Maselli announced their plans to file...

Allan Wall -- VDare.com President Calderon and the Franco family Doesn't Mexican president Felipe Calderon have enough problems to deal with in Mexico without meddling in U.S. immigration policy? Of course not. For Calderon, just as for his predecessor, such meddling is a major priority. -- Recently, Calderon instructed Mexican consulates in the U.S. to defend the image of Mexican [invaders]...

Dr. Paul

PressMediaWire Ron Paul: On illegal immigration and border security Illegal immigration is on the forefront of many Americans' minds lately and with good reason.  The Center for Immigration Studies has recently reported that our immigrant population is now 37 million, up from 27 million in 1997.  1 in 3 of these immigrants are here illegally.  We have a problem that has exploded in the last 10 years...

Waah! Waah!

New York Times Editorial Open-borders rag bewails new Arizona law On Jan. 1, Arizona intends to become the first state to try to muscle its way out of its immigration problems on its own. That is when, barring a last-minute setback in court, it is to begin enforcing a new state law that harshly punishes businesses that knowingly hire [illegal aliens... criminals]. It is a two-strike law...

A Message From American Border Patrol The decision by Congress to gut the Secure Fence Act of 2006 before we know how the new fencing is working proves that there are powerful forces behind the scenes that will work to defeat any attempt to control the border with Mexico. In the past fourteen months, DHS has added about 75 miles of new single-layered pedestrian barrier along the Mexican border.

Jim Kouri -- The Common Voice Judicial Watch Lawsuit: No driver's licenses for invaders Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption and malfeasance, announced that it filed a lawsuit on behalf of a New York taxpayer in the Supreme Court of the State of New York against New York Governor Eliot Spitzer over a new policy implemented on...

St. Petersburg Times Six bills target illegal immigration in Florida In the two years since immigration reform legislation stalled in Congress, many states have passed their own laws targeting illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- And soon Florida could join them. -- Legislators have filed six bills that would, among other things, penalize farms and government contractors that hire [invaders]...

KTAR -- Phoenix Reconquista zealots plan Phoenix tantrum today Immigrants' rights activists plan to march in central Phoenix this morning to protest plans to change the city's police policy on dealing with illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- The leader of the activists, [vehement Reconquista crackpot Salvador] Reza, said he expects about 100 people to march the six miles from Pruitt's Furniture...

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald / Review Rep. Giffords' tunneling provision goes forward ...During a phone interview, Glenn Spencer, president of American Border Patrol, a nonprofit border-watch group, called the provision "more silliness." -- "I would suggest that instead of this kind of legislation to add to heaps of millions of words of legislation that do no good, let's get down and deal with the problem directly," he said...

Associated Press Judge not inclined to block employer sanctions law A federal judge said Tuesday he's leaning against temporarily blocking enforcement of Arizona's new law penalizing businesses that employ illegal [aliens... criminals], partly because the interests of law-abiding workers must be considered. -- U.S. District Judge Neil Wake did not rule but told lawyers in the case that he's inclined to...

Washington (North Carolina) Daily News Commissioners to meet with immigration lawyer Early next month, the Beaufort County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to meet with a lawyer experienced in the debate over illegal immigration. -- Michael Hethmon, general counsel for the Immigration Reform Law Institute, will meet with commissioners to answer their questions about what they can legally do at the county level...