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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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and Mexicans I enjoy reading your news. For the moment, I live here in Mexico. Believe me, you don't want this screwed-up, inefficient culture imported to the United States. These people have no sense of punctuality, and they keep cranking out babies, insuring that there country will always be a third-world backwater and a source of cheap labor. [Also see this item] |
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L.A. Daily
News (2 Letters - Published) Re: Council calls for immigrant rights Makes me want to holler. The L.A. City Council's desire to harbor and abet the continued presence of illegal immigrants is a slap in the face of everything American. People can only live with dignity if they obey the laws of this nation and those include immigration laws. |
| Associated
Press Student groups probed for alleged terror ties Muslim student organizations on college campuses have openly raised money for groups whose assets have been frozen by the U.S. government because of alleged ties to terrorists. -- An anti-terrorism law signed in October makes it illegal to provide material support or resources to terrorist organizations. It also allows the deportation of immigrants who knowingly solicit funds or membership or provide material support to a terrorist organization. |
Daily Telegram
(Adrian, MI) Students learn about Mexican culture Michener Elementary School first- and second- graders gathered at the Piotter Center to learn about different aspects of Mexican culture. The students had been studying the country all week, teacher Terry Buxton said. -- "We want the (Mexican) kids to adhere to their culture," she added. Buxton said 35% of the students at Michener are of Mexican descent. -- In the classroom, students studied the geography, traditions and people of Mexico. |
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On C-Span
Friday Anaheim Mexican ID attack exposed by caller Yes, good morning, I'm calling from New York but I'm actually calling about something that happened in Anaheim, California and that is the Mexican ID attack. Now I have two points. Point number one is; American citizens are being attacked coast to coast by illegal aliens. |
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3 PM - Reuters Plane with Suspected Bomber Diverted to Boston An American Airlines aircraft flying from Paris to Miami was diverted to Boston on Saturday after a passenger (who appears to be an Arab) was found with explosives packed in his shoes, aviation officials said. |
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Orwellian
antics Here are two current news stories that just don't jibe: a bunch of Mexican citizens all over the East Coast are busted for importing cocaine, and the Bush administration no longer sees the need to monitor Mexico's drug enforcement efforts. |
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Jorge Boooosh This is about the big cocaine bust in New Bedford, Mass. Hey! Somebody please send that story to Jorge Boooosh! That's a sample of what his beloved "amigos" from Mexico will be smuggling in their trucks as they invade our highways. Isn't NAFTA wonderful? --- H.P. |
| La Journada Homeland Security Update Jeffrey Davidow, the U.S. ambassador in Mexico City, told Mexican reporters that the meeting was designed to "work to streamline the processes by which all the nations of North America can be assured that foreigners deserve to enter the U.S. , Mexico and Canada." -- This marks the first time an American official exempts Mexicans from "foreigners" as far as the United States is concerned. Indeed, more remarkable than resuscitating Vicente Fox's program to legalize the presence of almost 3 million Mexican nationals in the U.S... |
BayInsider.com
/ KTVU Immigrant Airport Screeners Meet to Discuss Options Union officials representing security screeners at San Francisco International Airport say that U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein's legislation allowing security screeners eligible for citizenship to keep their jobs was not enough to help most of their members. -- Their remarks were made Thursday afternoon following a meeting at SFO with domestic terminal screeners and immigration lawyers to discuss the federal airport security act, which requires all screeners to be U.S. citizens. |
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L.A. Times
- Published The U.S. Tightens Borders Re "Don't Make the Police an Arm of the INS," Commentary, Dec. 16: The majority of Congress believes that illegal aliens who make it past the guards at the border or who overstay their visas should be allowed to remain in the U.S. permanently. |
| Boston Globe Lost trucker backs into state's biggest cocaine bust A trucker who got lost in New Bedford accidentally backed his rig into a State Police cruiser, leading to what law enforcement officials say is the state's largest-ever cocaine seizure: 260 kilograms, worth $20.8 millon on the street. -- The bricks of cocaine were displayed yesterday as state and federal officials announced the indictment of 21 members of a family- run business that allegedly smuggled drugs from Mexico... |
Newsday INS Planning to Raise Application Fees in Feb. Immigration application fees will be raised by an average of $20 starting Feb. 19 to offset rising costs of the last few years, officials announced Friday. -- Most of the application fees will increase by about 17 percent, resulting in a $10 to $55 rise in prices, according to Immigration and Naturalization Service officials. -- One exception is the fingerprinting fee, which will double from $25 to $50. |
| N.Y. Times
(Free Registration) Tyson Bust: Town Loses Allure for Immigrants In the 1990's, they came here by the thousands from Mexico and Central America, making their way across the border and traveling by van to this rural town in horse country. -- They found jobs easily at the Tyson Foods chicken-processing factory on the edge of town, often without working papers or, perhaps, using counterfeit Social Security cards, current and former workers say. [More info] |
Seattle
P-I Lonely border crossing a bit more secure ...In a nervous new world on the 49th Parallel of Level 1 alerts and, very soon, uniformed troops, Nighthawk seems almost the border crossing that time forgot. It is one of many isolated crossings, some of which are secured at night with nothing more than an orange traffic cone, on a porous, 4,000- mile border. Drugs, guns and illegal immigrants slip over the border in both directions. Terrorists could, too. |
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Daily Star Hull OKs treatment for illegals Needy legal and illegal immigrants won't lose their dialysis and chemotherapy treatments, at least for the time being. -- Gov. Jane Hull agreed Friday to let legislation become law that moves $2.8 million from anti-smoking campaigns to pay for the services. -- But Hull would not sign the bill, a move that press aide Francie Noyes said demonstrates her displeasure with the bill because it funds the services only through the end of the fiscal year... |
Arizona
Republic Bush still wants to coddle Mexico Secretary of State Colin Powell says the Bush administration remains committed to working out an agreement with Mexico to legalize millions of illegal Mexican immigrants in the United States and to allow Mexicans to come to this country with temporary work visas. -- "I am determined, the president is determined . . . to get back to this very important issue of regularizing the movement of Mexicans back and forth," Powell said... |
| El Paso
Times Senate weighs bill to add INS, customs agents The Senate is considering a bill that would allow the Immigration and Naturalization Service and U.S. Customs Service to add hundreds of staffers to their ranks over the next few years. -- The bill would also extend the deadline to exchange border-crossing cards for the new laser visa. -- U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes, D-Texas, said the Senate is expected to approve the House bill. |
CNS News Congressmen: Abolish the INS Members of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus say a failed immigration system allowed terrorists into the United States -- a mistake that precipitated the September 11th terrorist attacks. -- Marking Thursday's 100- day anniversary of the attacks, the caucus is calling for the elimination of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and the creation of a new National Border Security Agency (NBSA). |
| N.Y. Times
(Free Registration) Median Income Drops Are Tied to Immigrants Median household income dropped between 1989 and 1998 in Queens, Brooklyn, Suffolk, Fairfield and many other counties across the nation that experienced a large influx of immigrants, according to new census data. -- The new data show that in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx - counties with a major increase of immigrants - median income fell sharply. -- The new data show that median income also fell in many counties in other states attractive to immigrants, including L.A. County and Miami- Dade County. [Discuss] [Importing Poverty] |
The News
- Mexico City PGR to create new division to fight immigration crimes The Federal Prosecutors' Office (PGR) will create a special prosecutor's office early next year to fight crimes related to immigration, El Universal newspaper reported. -- The new office will coordinate the efforts of various government institutions in identifying and prosecuting corrupt immigration officials. It will also help crack down on "polleros," who specialize in taking illegal immigrants across borders. -- The new entity will have two divisions, one at the U.S.- Mexico border and the other at the Mexico- Guatemala border |
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