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Border Enforcement Evaluation First
McCain's Promise Holds Promise
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American Border Patrol -- February 8
Hold him to his word
John McCain said as president he would control the border. He said there must be a “broad consensus” that this has been done before a guest worker program can even be discussed. We should hold him to his word. Not only that, we should flesh-out what control of the border means and how we should go about certifying that it is controlled. American Border Patrol is preparing a plan to certify that the border is controlled. It is called “20-20.” The rate of illegal entry must be reduced to no more 20,000 per year and this rate must be demonstrated for twenty months. We hope McCain will sign on to ABP’s plan. |
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Vail Daily sc
Cops: Mexican invader planned to rob Edwards bank
An illegal [alien.... criminal] was arrested after a text message saying the man was planning to rob an Edwards bank was sent to a teller, Sgt. Greg Daly of the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office said. -- Francisco Javier Herrera Ochoa, of Eagle-Vail, stole two pistols from an Eagle-Vail home where he was working construction...  |
The Local -- Stockholm, Sweden
New housing and work demands for immigrants
The government has proposed a new directive requiring immigrants to have a job and housing before sending for relatives. -- The directive was announced jointly by Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt and Migration Minister Tobias Billström. -- According to the Prime Minister, the proposal is a way to strengthen the government’s job creation policy.... |
WAPT-TV -- Jackson, Mississippi
Jackson Country Club fined for employing invaders
The Country Club of Jackson (Miss.) has been fined $214,000 by the federal government after officials said they knowingly employed illegal [aliens.... criminals]. -- U.S. Attorney Dunn Lampton said his office had filed criminal complaint against the Country Club of Jackson citing immigration and Social Security violations. |
Newsday -- New York
Brutal Mexican invader pleads guilty to killing 2 boys
Toms River, NJ -- A man who had been taken in as a boarder by a Stafford Township couple pleaded guilty Friday to brutally killing the couple's two sons. -- Richard Toledo pleaded guilty to two counts of murder. He also pleaded guilty to one count of kidnapping for abducting the boys' mother at knifepoint... [More of Bush's pet fiends] |
The State -- Columbia, South Carolina
Verification plan gets mixed reviews
If the latest proposal for state immigration law passes, every S.C. business would be required to participate in a federal employee verification database. -- The suggested amendment to a large immigration package was brought up Thursday in the Senate. It comes in response to criticism that current bills would not... |
Newsmax.com
Ron Paul says GOP, McAmnesty too much like Democrats
Presidential hopeful Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) told conservatives gathered here on Thursday that the Republican Party is "acting too much like Democrats," especially the party's frontrunner Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.). -- "We have drifted a long way from the positions we used to hold on limited government," said Paul at CPAC... |
Libertarian Party
Libertarian Party sends condolences to the RNC
..."Given that it has become readily apparent that Senator McCain will soon be the presidential nominee for the Republican Party," reads a card that accompanied the wreath addressed to RNC Chairman Mike Duncan, "we, the staff of the Libertarian National Committee, send our condolences to you upon the death of small-government principles within the GOP." |
WBIR-TV -- Knoxville, Tennessee
McCain faces tough road in connecting with conservatives
John McCain moved closer to locking up the Republican nomination for president after his best-financed opponent ended his campaign Thursday, but the Arizona senator still faces the task of winning over skeptical conservative activists... |
Pastor Chuck Baldwin
McCain madness
A few weeks before Super Tuesday, my friend Howard Phillips asked me who I thought the Republican Presidential nominee would be. I predicted John McCain. With the results of Super Tuesday now history, most political pundits are also predicting that the Arizona senator will gain the Republican nomination for President. |
Sara A. Carter -- Washington Times
U.S. foes target Latin America
Iran, Cuba and Venezuela are working together against the U.S. by undermining democracy in Latin America, allowing trafficking of illegal drugs and creating safe havens for extremist groups, intelligence officials said. -- Testifying before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Tuesday... |
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George Putnam -- NewsMax.com
If you want more of George Bush, vote McCain
It is this reporter’s opinion that Albert Einstein had it right when he said, “Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity.” -- Looking at our current presidential candidates, one must question our stupidity. John “McAmnesty’ McCain... |
WTNH-TV -- New Haven, Connecticut
Invasion debate rages on in Connecticut
The immigration debate rages on in Connecticut. Hundreds rallied last night in front of Danbury City Hall protesting a new partnership between police and immigration officials. -- The city of Hartford will soon decide their approach to dealing with illegal immigrants. News Channel 8 has heard so many opinions from both side today... |
WorldNetDaily.com
Schoolgirl to aliens: Learn our language
A Texas schoolgirl has a message for aliens coming into the United States: Learn our language. -- And her mother agrees. "We're not going to turn American into a bilingual country to accommodate you," she said. -- K.C. McAlpin, a spokesman for ProEnglish, a Virginia-based group that is trying to preserve English... |
Forbes
Feds raid Utah County sign company
Salt Lake City -- Immigration officers raided a Lindon manufacturing company Thursday after a weeks-long investigation and arrested 50 people. -- Each of those arrested at Universal Industrial Sales will have a hearing before a federal immigration judge. |
Daily Report -- Atlanta
Immigration raids keep invader-hiring employers hopping
A federal crackdown on illegal [aliens.... criminals] in the workplace has triggered a tsunami of work for immigration lawyers, who say fears of getting hit with an immigration raid or audit are at an all-time high among employers. -- In the past year, employers big and small have flooded attorneys with calls for help in immigration compliance matters... |
Narco News
Radical border-busting menace Peter Schey sues Chertoff
February is not a good month for Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff. He has just been sued by a team of legal experts headed by Peter Schey of the Los Angeles based Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law. -- When Chertoff began wielding his power to build a border wall... |
WTNH-TV -- New Haven, Connecticut
Cracking down on invaders
Danbury, Conn. -- The Danbury Common Council voted Wednesday night 19-2 in favor of letting city officers help enforce immigration laws and now Mayor Mark Boughton is speaking out about the plan. -- Now that the plan has cleared in Danbury, it has to be approved by the federal government since they pay for the training. |
Brenda Walker -- VDare.com
Can we talk.... about population numbers?
You think immigration gets short shrift in policy discussions? Try getting some attention for population growth. -- The more generic topic ought to be easier to discuss rationally. But it is somehow even more taboo than immigration. America counted resident #300 million in 2006 after reaching 200 million in 1967... |
The Dustin Inman Society -- Marietta, Georgia
Thank you calls needed to Georgia sheriff's for implementing 287(g)
Here in Georgia, the sheriffs in Hall ( Steve Cronic) and Whitfield ( Scott Chitwood ) counties have joined my own Cobb County sheriff, Neil Warren, in taking advantage of federal 287 (g) training for some of their deputies to expand their authority to enforce immigration laws... |
Gauntlet News -- Calgary, Alberta
The Security Prosperity Partnership
Concern over Canadian sovereignty is growing as New Democratic Party MP Peter Julian lectures citizens on a national tour. -- The disquiet is stemming from a little-known extension of the North American Free Trade Agreement that doesn't require parliamentary approval and whose meetings take place behind closed boardroom doors. |
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Senate passes 2 tougher immigration bills
Two bills that would crack down on illegal [aliens.... criminals] in Georgia passed the state Senate on Thursday. -- A measure to make it a felony on the fourth conviction of driving without a license passed 38-13. -- The bill would affect [invaders] in particular because they are unable to obtain a Georgia driver's license legally. |
Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson
Lunacy: Arizona urged to run own 'guest worker' scheme
Facing a worker shortage, and unwilling to wait for a federal fix, some Southern Arizona lawmakers want the state to run its own temporary foreign worker program. -- The proposal by Sen. Marsha Arzberger, D-Willcox, would let companies that are suffering a "labor shortage" seek permission from... |
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MooreIsBetter.com
Dump the Mexican Reconquista L. A. mayor
Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month. We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working mayor... |
Houston Chronicle
Border-control activists bemoan McCain's rise
...Glenn Spencer, an Arizona rancher who founded the American Border Patrol in 2002, maps the border from a small private plane. He is outraged that the federal government has allowed the border to remain open for so long but says McCain's pledge to get tough may help his cause. -- ''He is much more acceptable now that he's taken this very clear position on the border," Spencer said. ''There's no way he can back out on this." |
Baltimore Sun
Ron Paul: McCain pals with ultra-liberals Feingold, Kennedy
...[At CPAC, Ron] Paul was playing on the frustrations in this hall, with many voicing worries about McCain, the all-but anointed nominee. -- Now the party has an apparent candidate who is a friend of Sen. Russ Feingold – on campaign finance reform – Paul said. And now the party has an apparent candidate who is a friend of Ted Kennedy... |
Denver Post
Deported Mexican gangster arrested in Greeley
A member of the violent Sureno 13 street gang was arrested in Greeley by a gang task force as he smoked marijuana while baby-sitting his three-year-old child, law enforcement officials say. -- The man was identified as Renato Rodarte- Bueno of Mexico... |
American Border Patrol
Virtual volunteer BorderCam beta test
American Border Patrol is seeking people to test a beta version of its new bordercam system. Those interested will be asked to log on to a special Web site and evaluate the operation of the border camera. E-mail Mike Christie of ABP to participate. ABP pioneered the system in 2005. |
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Californians for Population Stabilization
Alert! New House bill would mandate border security!
Representative Walter B. Jones (R-NC) has introduced HR 4987, the Fence by Date Certain Act, legislation that would require construction of a double-layered fence along the U.S.-Mexico border by June 30, 2009.... |
Dave Stanley -- Op-Ed News
Frightened to death
...It is no big secret that America wants to implement the North American Union similar to that of Europe they are dead serious about this, and they won't take no for an answer from the people. They now know they are your masters in America you have let them get away with too much for this you will be receiving your just rewards. |
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