Monday, December 31, 2007

Arizona Experiment Begins Tomorrow Enforcement and Economic Theories to be Tested Will lettuce cost $5 a head? Agence France-Presse -- December 30 Arizona economy bracing for immigration crackdown     Phoenix -- New laws targeting employers who hire illegal immigrants take effect here on January 1, with experts predicting the move may cost the state's economy billions of dollars in lost income and taxes.     The new laws are described as the toughest local anti-illegal immigration legislation in the United States, and will sanction businesses who knowingly hire undocumented workers. Glenn Spencer As I See It Tomorrow a great experiment will begin in Arizona. As with any experiment, one must not tamper with the data. Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Tucson Citizen Invader with three U.S. citizen children gets the boot Tucson -- A Mexican [illegal alien... criminal] with three American- born children, including one just three weeks old, will return voluntarily to Mexico after what supporters call a harrowing experience with authorities during a traffic stop. -- Miriam Aviles-Reyes, an illegal [alien], and the human rights group Derechos Humanos say...

News-Times -- Danbury, Connecticut Should Danbury partner with ICE? Should the city seek closer ties with federal immigration authorities? -- That controversial question will likely be decided Thursday at the Common Council meeting. -- With the mayor, the police chief and leaders in both major political parties on the Council supporting the move, a partnership with ICE appears set for approval.

Tucson Citizen Border killings jump; gang homicides fall Borderland homicides more than doubled in 2007 in unincorporated Pima County as gangs of bandits preyed on drug smugglers and job-seeking illegal [aliens] alike. -- This year, eight of 26 slayings were related to border-area attacks on illegal [aliens], sheriff's homicide Sgt. Jesus O. Lopez said.

Michael Ackley -- WorldNetDaily.com I want a president who... No longer can we remain in denial. A presidential election campaign really is under way, and, try as we might, we cannot avoid, ignore or dismiss it. -- As tomorrow begins the actual election year, the time seems right for me to put in my two cents on what I'm looking for in a chief executive. Here follows a partial list...

Dr. Paul

Ron Paul for President Ron Paul unveils new TV ad on immigration Republican presidential candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul has released a new television advertisement on the topic of immigration that will run in Iowa and New Hampshire. -- "This advertisement makes it clear that as president Dr. Paul would oppose amnesty, secure the border, end birthright citizenship, end welfare to illegal aliens..."

WTNH-TV -- New Haven, Connecticut Vandals deface Vietnam war memorial Veterans are outraged that a war memorial in New Haven has been vandalized. -- The Vietnam War Memorial at Long Wharf was spray painted  with the threatening words "Kill whites MS 13." -- Seeing this just crushed the veterans we spoke to.  The names on that wall that are covered in paint... [Related video]

Ted Hayes

Los Angeles Times Activist fails to rally blacks on illegal-immigration issue The forum seemed tailor-made for Ted Hayes, the Los Angeles activist for the homeless who has become one of the nation's most visible African Americans raising a ruckus about illegal immigration. -- A mostly black crowd had gathered at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in South Los Angeles...

TODAY December 31 -- Various Locations | Other Events Ron Paul March - New Year's Eve

Alan Stang

NewsWithViews.com Ron Paul awakens the spirit of America I am still recovering from the response to my piece about the possible assassination of Dr. Ron Paul. In more than forty years of struggle in the battle for America, I have never seen anything like it. Days after publication, I am still trying to answer the email. It is coming from everywhere, in a swelling wave, and I literally mean everywhere...

Devvy Kidd

NewsWithViews.com NAFTA cementing a North American Union Millions of Americans are now aware of the plan for a North American Union (NAU)/Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP). This awareness came via the Internet thanks to Phyllis Schafly and Dr. Jerome Corsi (video). Lou Dobbs has given it an extraordinary amount of exposure during his shows on CNN; the rest of CNN ignores it...

NewsHounds.us Ron Paul takes on Fox News Even though he is polling higher than some of the invited Republican candidates and broke the record for one-day fundraising two weeks ago, FOX News continues to marginalize Texas Republican Ron Paul and has not invited him to participate in an upcoming Republican debate on FOX News Sunday...

WTNH-TV -- New Haven, Connecticut Man charged with raping girl smuggled into United States Milford police say they've charged a Maryland man with raping a girl who was among a group of illegal [aliens] he was allegedly transporting across the country. -- Police say Francisco Pascual was being held Sunday on a $1 million bond on charges of sexual assault, kidnapping, unlawful restraint... [More 'family values']

Associated Press High court poised for voter ID case The dispute over Indiana's voter identification law that is headed to the Supreme Court next week is as much a partisan political drama as a legal tussle. -- The mainly Republican backers of the law, including the Bush administration, say state-produced photo identification is a prudent measure to cut down on vote fraud...

Potomac News -- Woodbridge, Virginia Language barrier led to strangling [Invader involved] A fight that left one man dead in September stemmed from a language barrier, according to court testimony Thursday. -- In Prince William Circuit Court on Thursday, Christian Molina pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for strangling Ronald Dean Hollingsworth to death during a fight...

National Expositor Huckabee exposed as New World Order puppet Mike Huckabee [left] recently named Richard Haas (the President of the anti-American CFR) as his advisor on foreign policy. CNN's Wolf Blitzer asked "Who are your principal foreign policy advisers, Governor?" Mike Huckabee responded: "Well, I have a number of people from whom I get policy. I'm talking to Frank Gaffney, I talk to Richard Haas"

Huck

Times Record -- Fort Smith, Arkansas Huckabee defends record With a new poll showing him trailing in Iowa for the first time in a month, Mike Huckabee on Sunday lashed out at his chief rival Mitt Romney for running what he called a "dishonest" campaign. -- Huckabee also tried to fend off criticism of his foreign policy credentials during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press."

Waah! Waah!

WTVF-TV -- Nashville 'Civil rights groups' emphasize possible racial profiling Springfield, Tenn. -- Two civil rights groups say running illegal [aliens... criminals] out of Robertson County is not only fixing one problem, but creating another. -- Civil rights groups said running [invaders] out of Robertson County is causing fear and panic among those [invaders] still living in and around Springfield.

State Rep. John Kavanagh -- Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson Illegal immigration has high cost With their legal challenges to Arizona's new Employer Sanction's Law foundering, opponents of penalizing businesses that knowingly hire illegal [aliens... criminals] are shifting to phase two of their attack - a propaganda campaign designed to fool the people into believing that the law will destroy Arizona's economy. It won't.

Pest Nest

KTAR -- Phoenix Group shuts down day labor center Groups demanding a crackdown on illegal [aliens... criminals] gathered before dawn today at a north Phoenix day laborers center, and shut it down on the eve of the day Arizona's new employers sanctions law takes effect. -- The center's operator, Salvadore Reza, told the few days laborers who were there to go home.

Associated Press Many businesses unprepared for employer sanctions law Phoenix -- After surviving two court challenges, the law punishing Arizona businesses that knowingly employ illegal workers goes into effect tomorrow. -- But it appears many businesses are not ready. -- As of Friday, 9,062 employers in Arizona had signed up for E-Verify...