Saturday, December 29, 2007

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Dr. Paul's Prescription U.S. Imperialism Must End "We created an environment of anti- American anti- Musharraf" - Ron Paul, 12/27/07  Watch MSNBC / Alex Jones / YouTube Blogger News Network -- December 28 Situation in Pakistan Vindicates Candidate Paul's Position     The recent assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister and current opposition leader Benazir Bhutto has brought the issue of US-Pakistani relations to a forefront in the days leading up to the coming presidential primaries. Following the news, candidates from both sides of the political isle have sought to demonstrate their foreign policy prowess, which is seeing a renewed relevance in this time of global political turmoil.     The situation, however, may serve particularly well as vindication for the often criticized foreign policy positions of Congressman Ron Paul, whose recent fund raising successes and gains in early-state polls have vaulted the candidate into top-tier status on the Republican side.  Watch (Lou Dobbs) Progress / Mexico / Romney Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

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Washington Times Influx fuels rise in U.S. population A new immigrant - legal or illegal - is expected to enter the United States every 30 seconds by January, the U.S. Census Bureau says. -- The agency estimates this foreign influx will increase the total U.S. population by one person every 13 seconds. -- The U.S. also is expected to register one birth every eight seconds and one death every 11 seconds...

Roanoke (Virginia) Times New sheriff of Franklin County preps for role Franklin County Sheriff-elect Ewell Hunt has done many things to prepare to take office Tuesday. -- He has received mandatory training from the state sheriff's association. -- He has reorganized the leadership of the office, including adding additional positions...

Rocky Mountain News -- Denver ICE catches father, son sex offenders A gang member and two registered sex offenders - a father and his son - have been detained by federal immigration agents and Greeley police and face deportation. -- The sex offenders are illegal [aliens... criminals] from Mexico, while the accused gang member is a legal permanent resident from Mexico, a news release from U.S. ICE said.

Dallas Morning News Farmers Branch, Irving, Carrollton leaders form common bond Lunch among council members of neighboring cities seldom raises eyebrows. -- But when the three are young conservatives with similar strong views about reining in illegal immigration and revitalizing their inner-ring suburbs, some people wonder if something's up...

Washington Times Border crossings cut by Texas crackdown A strict policy to arrest, prosecute and jail illegal aliens who cross into the U.S. has shown significant success in reducing crossings and crime along the Texas border, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officials said this month. -- The first 45 days of Operation Streamline - a collaborative effort of local, state and federal agencies in Texas...

Gwinnett Daily Post Bannister announcement ruffles sheriff's feathers Lawrenceville, Ga. -- Chairman Charles Bannister has called for Gwinnett's sheriff to train his deputies to enforce immigration laws. But the sheriff said politics has kept him from hiring the staff needed to even consider the program. -- The move on a political hot button issue has placed the sheriff in the center of the upcoming chairman's race...

La Crosse (Wisconsin) Tribune Two invaders sought in Vernon County kidnapping attempt A failed kidnapping attempt has left authorities searching for two men, both illegal [aliens... criminals], who were employees at a Vernon County dairy farm. -- The incident occurred Dec. 15, Vernon County Sheriff's Dep't. Chief Deputy Jim Hanson said. Israel C. Valtazar and Flavio B. Nagera are accused of taking co-worker Francisco Lobos...

Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Gilchrist promotes Huck to radio talkers in Iowa ..."As much as I like Gilchrist, I can't buy that Huckabee has suddenly gone tough on border security," Roger Hedgecock of KOGO-AM in San Diego and KFI-AM in Los Angeles told listeners following his interview with Gilchrist. -- Gilchrist also decided to stay in Iowa through the weekend, at Huckabee's request, to ride along in the media bus...

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Boston Globe Arrests of invaders rattle Milford Daniel Tacuri made a name for himself in this town. -- With only a first-grade education, he slipped across the border illegally and eventually started his own roofing business, often hiring immigrants like himself from poor villages in Ecuador. He was raised in a dirt-floor cabin, but in Milford he owned a home worth more than $350,000...

Birmingham (Alabama) News Illegal worker case to continue The U.S. government says in court documents it has declined to intervene in a civil lawsuit accusing some of Birmingham's largest construction companies of using illegal [aliens... criminals] to work on major UAB building projects. -- The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Birmingham in January, says Brasfield & Gorrie...

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Texas Civil Rights Review LULAC bewails local immigration law enforcement Love letter from LULAC nuisances: It has come to our attention that the Georgetown City Council will vote on January 8th to consider enacting a new Hazleton style city ordinance that will require contractors and subcontractors to prove their employees are in this country legally. LULAC Council 4721 requests that the Georgetown City Council...

Athens (Ohio) Messenger Deputy stops car carrying alleged Mexican invaders Two Mexican men face charges and possible deportation after the car they were in was stopped by a Hocking County sheriff's deputy on Wednesday. Three other men in the car also are allegedly illegal Mexican immigrants. --- According to Sheriff Lanny North, Downs arrested the driver, Carlos Lopez Hernandez, on a charge of...

Tucson Citizen As sanctions law looms, county checks its workers Pima County (Arizona) has begun a review of its own I-9 forms in the days before the state's new employer sanctions law takes effect Tuesday. -- The county, which has 7,000 employees, is one of the biggest employers in the state, Pima County Chief Deputy County Attorney Amelia Craig Cramer said.

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Jerome R. Corsi -- WorldNetDaily.com Ron Paul: $20 million shows 'starvation' for his message Rep. Ron Paul says the surprising $20 million he is projected to raise this quarter in his bid for the White House shows "there's a lot of starvation out there for a different message." -- "Our focus on the Constitution, defending our borders and the whole idea of assuming responsibility for themselves appeals to millions of Americans..."

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Grand Rapids Press Cox decision inflames debate on driver's licenses Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox's decision this week to prohibit illegal [aliens... criminals] from obtaining driver's licenses will not make Michigan safer, critics of his opinion argued. -- Instead, it further will limit the number of agriculture and construction workers here and increase the number of unlicensed drivers...

NBC 17-TV -- Raleigh, North Carolina New law aims to ID jailed invaders Wake County, NC -- As the New Year rolls in, so will a few new rules. One rule that will take effect come January 1st is a rule aimed at identifying undocumented immigrants in county jails. -- There were about 35,000 people who were processed through the Wake County Jail this year...

Washington Times A little sanity on the border San Diego -- They said it couldn't be done, but the Mexican border is not quite the sieve it was only a few months ago. The law is not a ass, after all. -- The number of Hispanic illegals, mostly Mexicans, crossing the border into the US is down sharply from a year ago. This is in part because the feds are trying harder to enforce immigration law...

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Kansas City Star "ICE Princess" pledges to punish employers of invaders Despite opposition on Capitol Hill, Shawnee native Julie Myers (shown at left) recently won the U.S. Senate's approval to continue leading the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. -- The Kansas City Star talked Thursday with Myers about her plans for the agency in 2008...

Miami Herald Arrogant invaders have the nerve to bemoan U.S. crackdown For thousands of South Florida's illegal [aliens... criminals], the new year offers more uncertainty, discontent and, for many, resigned departure. -- From farms in Homestead to day laborer pickup sites in Florida City and Fort Lauderdale, migrant workers are struggling to find work as Homeland Security steps up enforcement...

Allan Wall -- VDare.com Canada "grapples" with racism An article in The Canadian Press by Gregory Bonnell announces that one in five Canadians are immigrants, that most immigrants are Asians, and that Canada is "grappling" with racism: One-in-five people in Canada is foreign-born according to census numbers an immigration surge unprecedented in a quarter-of-a-century and one that comes as...