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Shotgun Wedding
CFR Crowd Work to End U.S. Sovereignty
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Houston Chronicle - 4/20/08
...CNN commentator Lou Dobbs, who argues that it's a first step toward a blended North American Union modeled on the European Union that will result in a loss of American sovereignty.
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WorldNetDaily.com -- April 19
The new Constitution of America's Union
...Even though U.S. officials pretend they do not exist, these documents are important because they pave the way for the Constitution of the Americas, and the other five global "unions." They all advocate the same end goal: global governance. The North American Union is but one extremely important step toward this ultimate goal.
The Constitution for Americas' Union is the most explicit statement of goals yet made public. It is so extreme that a casual reading would likely result in immediate dismissal by Americans who still have some knowledge and appreciation of the U.S. Constitution. Who, in his right mind, would support a document that created a "supreme council," of selected individuals to advise the "secretary general" of the Americas? |
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Los Angeles Daily News
Bratton is always armed with talking points
If there's one thing Police Chief William Bratton has made clear during his tenure it's that he doesn't like anyone telling him how to run the LAPD. -- Whether it's an ordinary citizen or elected official, Bratton lets everyone know he is the man in charge...  |
Poynter Institute -- St. Petersburg, Florida
Deciding whether to publish the immigration status of suspects
...The residency status of immigrants (legal and illegal) charged with a crime is also pertinent because that status determines if they face deportation. Even legal permanent residents can be deported if they're convicted of aggravated felonies or minor theft crimes. |
Washington Times
Border coalition joins fence suit
A coalition of Texas mayors, county judges and economic development commissioners is joining a federal lawsuit challenging Department of Homeland Security efforts to build 153 miles of fencing along the Texas-Mexico border... |
Houston Chronicle
Houston Shipley raid first in broad crackdown
Families are in hiding. [Illegal aliens] are lining up lawyers in case of arrest. Business leaders are nervous, and activists are outraged. -- It's part of the dramatic fallout from an immigration raid last week on a Shipley Do-Nuts warehouse complex, the first such raid in Houston since early last year. |
San Diego Union-Tribune
Drug boat washes ashore at Sunset Cliffs
An 18-foot boat used to smuggle drugs washed ashore in Sunset Cliffs with marijuana still on board early Monday morning, authorities said. -- The U.S. Coast Guard received a call that a boat was in distress and hitting the rocks about 6 a.m., said Lauren Mack, Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman. |
Jack Dunphy -- National Review
‘Special Order 40’ on trial
Sometimes a solitary tragedy can weave all the tangled threads of a far-ranging debate into a sharply focused picture, one that only the willfully blind can claim not to see. Here in Los Angeles, one such tragedy has been the murder of Jamiel Shaw, 17, a high-school student and star athlete who was shot to death on March 2... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
Registration declines may be tied to immigration law
Mesa and several Phoenix districts had significant enrollment declines after the holiday break in January, which officials blame on several factors, including a new state law that punishes businesses for hiring [illegal aliens]. -- Overall, more than 1,000 students did not return to classes at Mesa Public Schools... |
Canada Free Press -- Toronto, Ontario
Immigration breaks backs of taxpaying U.S. citizens
Are you having a hard time paying your bills, making your mortgage payments or putting your kids through college? You need to know how much of your hard-earned income the government is skimming off and diverting into handouts to immigrants and illegal [aliens]. |
Jim Kouri, CPP -- News With Views
U. S. and Canadian governments renaming NAU to fool citizens
The large number of American and Canadian citizens who are aware of the US-Canadian plan to eventually form a North American Union, has caused internationalists and socialists on both sides of the border to revamp their plans, according to a source in the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. |
Mike Hankins -- Helena (Montana) Independent Register
Of course they’re bitter
...Do you think the loggers and millworkers of our West, told to find other permanent employment, are NOT frustrated? Can you blame the peoples of the southwest, facing constant trespass of their land by illegal [aliens], for choosing the gun to right the wrongs being inflicted upon them? |
Gainesville (Georgia) Times
Illegal alien arrested in drive-by murder case
A 22-year-old Gainesville man was killed Sunday night in a drive-by shooting on Merck Street. -- An investigation by the Hall County Sheriff's Office indicates that a male driving an orange pickup truck driven by Hugo M Tepanca pulled up in front of a residence on Merck Street about 8 p.m... |
Brett Winterble -- Human Events
The siege of Los Angeles
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is off his rocker. This weekend residents of Los Angeles waited with bated breath to hear the State of the City Speech from the mayor. Most Angelenos looked forward to seeing the Mayor once again since it had been while: in the wake of a sex scandal he had all but permanently... |
Dateline D.C. -- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
It's illegal immigration, stupid!
...Our Congress helps companies outsource jobs offshore, while they authorize 182,000 legal immigrants each month. An estimated additional 100,000 illegal aliens arrive monthly. -- Other reports show that an average immigrant household pays $10,664 in federal taxes and receives $13,326 in federal welfare and entitlement programs. |
UPI
50 percent of LA workforce are "immigrants"
Los Angeles is at the leading edge of a U.S. demographic trend, with half of its workforce immigrants, many of them unskilled and speaking little English. -- As baby boomers retire, the same pattern will emerge across the country, the Los Angeles Times reported Sunday. Demographers estimate that by 2025 most of the growth in the workforce will be from immigrants. [Related Industrial Areas Foundation info] |
Greg Palast -- The People's Voice
José Can You See? Bush’s Trojan Taco
While you Democrats are pounding each other to a pulp in Pennsylvania, the President has snuck back down to New Orleans for a meeting of the NAFTA Three: the Prime Minister of Canada and the President of Mexico. -- You’re not supposed to know that – for two reasons: First, the summit planned for the N.O. two years back was meant to showcase the rebuilt Big Easy... |
KHOU-TV -- Houston
Mother killed in attempted carjacking to be laid to rest today
One of the suspects in a carjacking that left a mother of five dead will appear in court Monday morning, just a couple of hours before the victim is laid to rest. -- Tina Davila was killed April 16 as she tried to pay her cell phone bill at a northeast Houston store. Police say Timoteo Rios, an illegal [alien.... criminal], tried to grab her keys from her... |
WINK News -- Fort Myers, Florida
Search for Cuban immigrants in Captiva
Lee County, Fla. -- According to Lee County Sheriff's Department a search is on for 28 Cuban immigrants, who were dropped off in a boat from Upper Captiva, about 1/2 a mile north of Foster Point. A jogger spotted them off-loading at about 8:30 Monday morning... |
Associated Press
Wood products employees indicted
Boise, Idaho -- A federal grand jury has indicted a dozen employees of a Homedale wood products company for immigration violations and theft charges. -- The Idaho Statesman reports that 10 men and two women were charged with multiple crimes in indictments handed up this week... |
Walter Moore for Mayor of Los Angeles
Why is the L. A. Times' coverage of Jamiel's Law biased?
Why is the L.A. Times coverage of Jamiel's Law biased? In a word, "money." -- Jamiel's Law would apply only to illegal aliens in gangs. However, the L.A. Times has confused its readers by publishing a raft of articles about the supposed disadvantages of ending "sanctuary city" protection for all illegal aliens... |
Associated Press
Depression-era deportations bill's focus
State Sen. [One Bill Gil] Cedillo is trying to shine some light on a shocking but little known episode in U.S. history. He faces an uphill battle. -- The L.A. Democrat is the author of a bill that would require public junior high and high schools to teach students about the deportation of about 2 million Latinos... |
Economic Times -- Gurgaon, Haryana, India
North American leaders for summit of under-fire NAFTA
... Bush and Calderon are scheduled Monday to inaugurate a new Mexican consulate in New Orleans, a city still recovering from the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. -- The population of Mexicans in the state of Louisiana, where New Orleans is located, is currently around 83,000 -- a 55 percent increase... |
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Bust of ring in Batesville nets meth haul, 52 arrests
A 2 1/2-year investigation into the distribution in Arkansas of a high-quality type of methamphetamine has so far netted more than 100 pounds of the drug along with more than 50 arrests and led to the dismantling of an organized-crime hub based in Batesville, authorities said Thursday... |
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