This group is suspected of being closely tied to left-wing radical Morris Dees and his Southern Poverty Law Center, 'Mexican government agent' - vehement reconquista Isabel Garcia and her Aztlan gang, 'Derechos Humanos', and other anti-American groups.
    According to this Indymedia website, The Border Action Network formed in 1999 under the name South West Alliance to Resist Militarization to fight the human and environmental injustices caused by the militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border. In recognition of the broad and complex impacts of militarization, we are an alliance of border rights, environmental, social justice, human rights, and labor activists. Border Action Network is dedicated to exposing and ending the militarization of our borders and cities. We also understand that this group is big in anti-war and anti-WTO protests, etc., which may have involved violence or terrorism in the past.

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John Perazzo -- Front Page Magazine -- July 25, 2008    Whistling past the graveyard    ...Border Action Network: This neo-Marxist group seeks "to ensure that those who are most impacted [i.e., illegal aliens] by border and immigration policies are at the forefront of movements calling for human dignity and civil rights..." Advocating the dissolution of American borders, BAN calls for unchecked, unregulated migration into and out of the United States...

Tucson Citizen -- December 11, 2007 Report claims abuses by police, others of invaders A report issued Monday by the Border Action Network here says "local police were involved in the largest number of reported incidences" of "possible human rights violations" between September and November. --- Jennifer Allen [pictured at left] spoke in Spanish on behalf of the human rights group at a news conference at Iglesia de Dios Church...

SPLC Lackey Jen Allen

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald / Review -- November 17, 2007 Open-border zealots open office in Douglas Members of Border Action Network will dedicate a new office and launch the Douglas Human Rights Committee during a ceremony in Douglas (Arizona) today. -- The office will serve as a meeting site, a drop-in center where people can report rights violations committed by authorities and a place for ongoing training on rights protections, said Jennifer Allen...

BAN's Allen

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson -- May 10, 2007 New Border Patrol chief to meet with Reconquistas The U.S. Border Patrol's new Tucson Sector chief will meet with leaders of immigrant-rights and humanitarian organizations today. --- ...Both [SPLC- hack Jen] Allen and Isabel Garcia, co-chair of the Coalicion de Derechos Humanos and a longtime local activist, said they'll encourage Gilbert to increase accountability among his agents...

SPLC Lackey Jen Allen

Arizona Daily Star -- March 8, 2007 Morris Dees Southern Poverty Law Center Arizona 'immigrants' take old message to new Congress ..."We are much more optimistic than we have ever been in the past," said Jennifer Allen, of Border Action Network, a Tucson- based immigrants' rights group. "The conditions for once are on our side." -- "The border has been discussed and reframed as if border communities are pawns to be moved around or don't even exist," Allen said.

BAN's Allen

KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- November 3, 2006 Reconquistas hope to trim alleged abuse of 'immigrants' South Tucson -- Border rights activists are launching a month- long drive to document alleged abuse of immigrant families by law enforcement officers. -- The executive director of the Border Action Network says the aim is to demonstrate policies and practices needed to guarantee not only border security but also community...

Sen. Jon Kyl

KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- April 13, 2006 Kyl says immigration reform can't please all ...Randall Smith, operations director for the Border Action Network, [a collection of radical left- wing subversives and Mexican Reconquistas], said Kyl's idea is unrealistic because [illegal aliens... criminals] aren't likely to volunteer to return home when they have already paid thousands of dollars to come work in the U.S. economy.

Sierra Vista Herald / Review -- April 11, 2006 Subversives stage tantrum in Douglas, demand legalization Waving American flags and chanting "si se puede!" ("yes, we can!"), an estimated 250 people gathered here Monday for a "march for justice" to demand safe borders and rights for [illegal aliens... criminals] working in the U.S. -- "What we want is a border that is secure, just and humane," said Yolanda Pena, an activist with the Border Action Network...

BAN's Allen

KOLD-TV -- Tucson -- April 7, 2006 Border Patrol meets with concerned citizens While lawmakers debate in Washington, the Border Patrol and citizens concerned with immigration problems are meeting in Tucson to discuss other solutions. -- The Border Action Network [a gaggle of dangerous Mexican Reconquista pests] has been working with local law enforcement and the patrol to improve some of the problems they say...

¡Viva México!

Associated Press -- April 6, 2006 Protesters defend carrying Mexican flags ...Jennifer Allen, executive director of the immigrant rights group Border Action Network, said she is not discouraging anyone from bringing the Mexican flag to Monday's march in Tucson. --- "A lot of immigrant families in southern Arizona are telling one another to carry the American flag in their hands, but hold the Mexican flag in their hearts," she said.

KPHO-TV -- Phoenix -- October 26, 2005 Lease renewed despite whining of vehement reconquistas Tucson, Ariz. -- Arizona State Land Department officials have renewed a grazing lease for a rancher, known for detaining [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- The department acted despite requests from the Border Action Network and MALDEF not to renew Roger Barnett's lease for ten more years.

Georgia Straight -- Vancouver, B. C. -- September 29, 2005 SPLC, BAN crackpots bewail Minutemen ...Zoe Hammer of the U.S. -- based Border Action Network agrees. "The Minutemen are a symptom of border policies that are homicidal," Hammer told the Straight. "The real solution is comprehensive immigration transformation, including civil and workers' rights, and a path to legal residency and citizenship."

BAN's Allen

KOLD-TV -- Tucson -- June 30, 2005 Reconquista mob wants rancher's lease renewal denied Phoenix -- [The open- borders whackos known as the Border Action Network] are urging the state to deny a grazing lease renewal requested by a Cochise County rancher. -- The rancher, Roger Barnett, has gained notoriety for detaining illegal [aliens ...criminals] he's found crossing his ranch near Douglas.

Idiot Alert!

Arizona Republic -- April 23, 2005 Feds question freeing reservist Federal authorities and immigration attorneys are skeptical of a decision not to prosecute an Army reservist for holding seven undocumented immigrants [criminals] at gunpoint this month at an Arizona rest stop. -- "It is another notch in the disturbing pattern of impunity that vigilantes enjoy in Arizona," said the Border Action Network's Jen Allen [a vehement reconquista].

Allen

Tucson Citizen Border Edition -- March 29, 2005 Reconquistas out to limit border watchers Arizona human rights advocates [read: open-borders whackos] hope to dissuade additional organizations from confronting armed volunteers who will be watching for illegal border crossings in southeastern Arizona in April. -- The Tucson-based Border Action Network [leader Jen Allen pictured left] is trying to convince groups not to send people to Douglas, Tombstone and other areas of Cochise County.

Onslaught

Drudge Report Flash News -- March 27, 2005 Arizona: CBP to announce significant rescource increase U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials tell TIME's Brian Bennett that they will announce a "significant increase in resources" this week to address the influx of illegal immigrants still crossing by land in Arizona. -- [Morris Dees' lackey and rabid open-border whacko] Jennifer Allen of the Border Action Network says she is preparing a human- rights complaint against the U.S. government for "failing to prosecute vigilante groups." [We suspect this announcement to take place in Tucson on March 30 in the early afternoon].

People's Weekly World (Communist Drool) -- February 24, 2005 Mexican award-winning mayor closes US town to Americans Tombstone, Az. [Scroll Down] -- "There are more and more of these anti-immigrant, paramilitary groups, but we had never before seen any with as many volunteers as Minuteman claims to have," said Jennifer Allen [BAN leader and Morris Dees stooge]... -- Mayor Ray Borane of Douglas, Ariz., said his town is closed to the Minuteman group because it is made up of "white supremacists, racists and very dangerous people."

Allen

AlterNet.org -- February 24, 2005 BAN crackpots, AFSC pests bemoan deportation proposal ..."These are people who have committed very low-level crimes for economic reasons and are not very threatening," says Jennifer Allen, executive director for Border Action Network, a group which opposes the bill. "This is only a piecemeal band- aid which attempts to cover the inherent problems in this country's immigration laws. Once they finish serving time in Mexico, they'll just cross the border again."

Inter Press News Service -- February 4, 2005 Dees' stooges, troublesome mayor whine about Minuteman Project "Freedom don't come for free" warns the Minuteman Project, a U.S. vigilante group that is calling for volunteers, especially people with law enforcement or military experience, "for the purpose of aiding the U.S. Border Patrol in 'spotting' intruders entering the U.S. illegally." -- The invitation to help "protect our country from a 40-year-long invasion across our southern border with Mexico" is for Apr. 1-30 in Tombstone, Arizona.

Allen

Reuters -- January 18, 2005 U.S. Mayor beloved by Mexico, subversives whine about project An Arizona-based citizens group is recruiting hundreds of volunteers to patrol the border with Mexico this spring, saying that U.S. government has failed to stem the flow of illegal immigrants [criminals]. -- Douglas Mayor Ray Borane criticized such efforts as "senseless, misdirected exercises in futility" that do not address the serious problem of illegal immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. [BAN and the seditious barnacle shown at left also mentioned.]

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald-Review -- November 30, 2004 Baby-waving plaintiffs discuss suit against rancher Tucson -- Three young girls said they feared for their lives when Cochise County businessman and rancher Roger Barnett allegedly confronted them and two adults with a loaded rifle, accusing the five of trespassing on his property. -- Monday, the girls spoke about the incident east of Douglas in a press conference arranged by the Border Action Network [Morris Dees' lackeys], a long-time foe of Barnett...

Allen

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- August 30, 2004 Reconquistas whine about deportation program A growing protest over a voluntary repatriation program for Mexicans has spurred immigrant rights groups in Southern California to launch a campaign aimed at thwarting the initiative. -- The $12-million program, which started in July and is a collaboration between the United States and Mexico, targets Mexicans caught illegally crossing America's southwestern border... -- "It's nothing more than a shell game," said Jennifer Allen, executive director of Border Action Network...

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