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MEXICO INVADING THE U.S. |
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Conquering the southwest using demographic warfare Latino babies thrive "In 1848, Mexico lost the war," said David A. Lopez,
a sociologist at California State University, Northridge, who
studies Latino issues. "But in 2050, Mexico will have reclaimed
what was rightfully theirs." |
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Tyson Public Relations Crisis for Tyson Foods I relish your exposure as a criminal corporation in violation of American immigration law and the certainty that many MORE arrests are soon to follow within the slimy ranks of your upper and midlevel management. |
| Deseret
News Salt Lake Airport Bust: Hispanics want charges reduced, Hatch aide told Leaders and advocates in Utah's Hispanic community met with representatives of Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, Tuesday morning to discuss the handling of last week's roundup at the Salt Lake City International Airport, including a request to reduce the charges against those still jailed. -- "We need to review what has happened and get a sense from him so he can understand what the impact has been," said Leticia Medina, director of the state's Office of Hispanic Affairs. |
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Update Chattanooga Grand Jury Indicts Tyson Foods List of those indicted, further details. American Patrol has worked to expose Tyson's unlawful activities involving illegals for some time.  More
info on this significant case from the Arizona Republic |
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NumbersUSA.com The House just passed the Visa Tracking bill WITHOUT ANY OPPOSITION! It happened so fast and in such a whirlwind that it is difficult to put it in the proper celebratory perspective. Let's start by saying this is the most meaningful thing that has been done domestically in response to Sep. 11. |
| NewsMax.com
/ UPI Bounties Placed on Border Agents Bounties of up to $200,000 were hanging over the heads of U.S. border enforcement officers Wednesday. -- In an advisory circulated this week, U.S. Customs said it received bounty-like threats on federal agents after 9,000 pounds of marijuana was seized at a Brownsville home Dec. 13, the Brownsville Herald reported. -- "Every time there's an operation like this and drug traffickers take a hit, bounties and threats frequently surface against federal agents," said Art Moreno, a spokesman for the INS. |
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Update Chattanooga Grand Jury Indicts Tyson Foods List of those indicted, further details. American Patrol has worked to expose Tyson's unlawful activities involving illegals for some time. |
| Modesto
Bee Mexican officials hope matriculas can serve as official ID More than 300 people lined up here one day last week for a coveted piece of identification: the "matricula." -- Mexican consul officials came from Sacramento, set up shop in a trailer and worked on issuing the photo IDs to migrant workers. -- Now the Mexican government is trying to win greater acceptance of the cards in U.S. counties. For Mexican nationals, this would make it easier to open bank accounts, rent apartments and houses, travel by plane and train, and get medical care. |
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The Mexican War I recently saw a History Channel presentation on the Mexican War. As we all know the Americans controlled territory as far south as, and including Mexico City. But then they decided to yield to the current border instead of keeping all the territory the Mexican's lost. |
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Atlanta
Journal-Constitution - Published Re: Anti-immigrant rhetoric wrong (Two letters toward bottom of LTE list) Enough with the xenophobic stuff ("Anti-immigrant rhetoric wrong," Dec. 17). Don't pull out the race card every time the word "immigrant" gets used in a negative light. |
| Houston
Chronicle Consulate may be forced to lay off staff Budget cuts could force the Mexican consulate in Houston to lay off staff and reduce services to the area's estimated 500,000 Mexican citizens, the consul general said Tuesday. -- A budget drafted in Mexico City proposes severely reducing funding for the Mexican foreign ministry in 2002, particularly for programs designed to help immigrants living in the United States. |
CNN Fox expects illegal alien deal Vicente Fox said Wednesday he expects to reach a deal with the U.S. in the first half of 2002 to bring legal status to some 3.5 million undocumented Mexicans living in the U.S. -- Fox said he was optimistic for a final deal to recognize and improve the treatment of illegal Mexicans because of the support of U.S. President Bush, as well as the positive stance of leading Democratic lawmakers. |
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- Reuters U.S. Charges Tyson Foods with Alien Smuggling Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest poultry processor, two executives and four former managers have been indicted on charges of conspiracy to smuggle illegal immigrants to work at its U.S. plants as a way to boost profits, the Justice Department said on Wednesday. -- The 36-count indictment, unsealed in federal court in Tennessee, stemmed from a 2-1/2 year undercover investigation by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) into Tyson's business practices, the department said. [American Patrol/VCT went to Arkansas in 1998 to help Rogers residents with their illegal immigration woes, much of which was caused by Tyson.] |
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Reuters Tyson says government consiracy charge untrue Poultry and beef processing giant Tyson Foods Inc. on Wednesday labeled government charges that it participated in a conspiracy to smuggle illegal immigrants into the country as false. |
| Reuters U.S. Indicts Tyson Foods for Alien Smuggling Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest poultry processor, and six employees have been indicted for conspiracy to smuggle illegal immigrants into this country to work at its plants, the U.S. Justice Department said today. -- The 36-count indictment, unsealed in federal court in Tennessee, stemmed from a two-and-one half year undercover investigation by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) into Tyson's business practices, the department said. |
GoMemphis.com Labor broker indicted A San Antonio contractor was indicted Tuesday by a Memphis federal grand jury on charges that he and his company arranged for 150 illegal aliens to work on the FedEx world headquarters. -- David Cantu Jr. and his company Brother's Construction II acted as a subcontractor on the $250 million construction project at Hacks Cross and Winchester. -- He faces conspiracy, immigration, money laundering and tax charges. -- Also charged in the 55-count indictment was company foreman Antonio Hernandez. |
| Newsday Call for amnesty for illegals Immigrant-rights groups and unions joined forces yesterday on International Migrants Day to call for the legalization of undocumented workers, highlighting those displaced by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. -- "As crucial as it was before Sept. 11, it is even more crucial now to call for amnesty," said Carolyn DeLeon, who is on the steering committee for Domestic Workers United, a nonprofit organizing group. |
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- Mexico City U.S. on brink of lifting Mexican drug certification The suspension of the controversial U.S. certification of Mexico's cooperation in the war on drugs is within sight, the Foreign Relations Secretariat (SRE) said on Tuesday. -- SRE spokeswoman Liliana Ferrera said the suspension could come as early as this week, putting an end to the policy which has been a sore spot in Mexico- U.S. relations... |
| Washington
Times Ashcroft reviews overturned deportation AG Ashcroft is reviewing a request by U.S. immigration officials who want to overturn a ruling by the U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals that halted the ordered deportation of a Haitian nanny convicted of killing a baby. -- The INS sought the deportation order and later challenged the ruling by a three-member panel, asking in August that the full board review the deportation denial. The INS said the panel erred in determining that the baby's beating death was not a crime of violence. |
Arizona
Republic Illegals may lose dialysis treatment A legislative rescue attempt for 150 undocumented immigrants who are about to lose their life- saving kidney dialysis treatments appears to be struggling to survive. -- A bill to provide $2.8 million to keep the patients alive through July bogged down in the House on Tuesday. If the Legislature fails to act, clinics will probably cut off treatments as early as Jan. 1, forcing patients into emergency rooms when their systems start to fail. |
| L.A. Daily
News Council calls for immigrant rights Stepping into a controversy, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously called Tuesday for legalization of illegal immigrants to ensure they have driver's licenses, safe housing, worker protections and adequate health care. -- "We are not seeking any legislative action or blanket amnesty program, but we want to recognize that people can only live with dignity if they have access to health care, if they have a driver's license," said Councilman Eric Garcetti [like father, like son], who authored the resolution. |
| The Mercury
News Study finds Hispanic births make up about half in state In another sign that Hispanics will dominate California's future, a university study has found that the ethnic group accounted for nearly half of all births in the state by the end of the last decade. -- Hispanic mothers had 247,796 of the 521,265 children born in California in 1998, or 47.5%, according to the UCLA study scheduled to be formally released today. |
The Mercury
News Immigrants decry post- Sept. 11 "racism" Immigrants of all backgrounds joined Tuesday to decry the racial profiling, scapegoating and hatred they said have arisen since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. -- Organizers of the Oakland protest said the union of ethnic groups -- from Middle Easterners to Mexicans -- was meant to show solidarity and provide a platform for a list of concerns and complaints. |
| The News
- Mexico City Fox touts immigration to U.S. as an "opportunity" ..."Immigration isn't a problem, it's an opportunity we're obliged to take advantage of," Fox told a conference on migrant health in this gritty border city just across from San Diego. --- But just as Fox is touting his record on migrants, several lawmakers in attendance Tuesday warned proposed cuts to the Foreign Relations Secretariat's 2002 budget could derail any hopes for progress. --- Eddie Varon, a PRI member of the nation's lower house, called the proposed cuts "intolerable and unworkable," and accused Fox of breaking his campaign promise to protect migrants. [Discuss] |
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