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WorldNetDaily.com
-- April 28, 2006 'American Hiroshima' linked with Iran attack ...Al Masri, an Egyptian national with ties to al-Zawahiri, said that al-Qaida had made arrangements to smuggle nuclear weapons and supplies to Mexico. From Mexico, he said, the weapons were to be transported across the border and into the United States with the help of a Latino street gang. -- Mir also maintains that numerous sleeper agents...  |
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WorldNetDaily.com
-- April 20, 2006 Chertoff downplays Mexican military incursions Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff downplayed reports by the U.S. Border Patrol of more than 200 incursions by the Mexican military over the last 10 years, calling them "scare tactics." -- While acknowledging the Border Patrol reports of crossings by uniformed troops, Chertoff told reporters... |
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Jerry Covey
-- Sierra Vista Herald / Review -- March 19, 2006 Cochise Democrat opposes border wall ...Solving illegal immigration is a federal responsibility. It is an incredibly complex problem that will not be solved by tough talk or an enormous wall. The majority of the illegal immigrants are seeking jobs. Most residents of Cochise County understand the need to escape a life of grinding poverty. We are a nation of immigrants. |
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Newsweek
-- March 18, 2006 Bush's approval rating drops even lower A bitterly divided electorate gives President George W. Bush an approval rating of only 36% in the latest Newsweek poll, matching the low point in his presidency recorded last November. His image as an effective leader in the war on terror is tarnished, with less than half the public (44%) approving of the way he's handling terrorism and homeland security. |
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ABC News
-- March 18, 2006 DHS gets 'F' for computer security -- again You might expect the Department of Homeland Security to have one of the most secure computer systems in all of government. -- But you would be wrong. -- The House Government Reform Committee released its annual report card on federal computer security and DHS -- which got an F in 2004 -- received another F for 2005. |
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Arizona
Daily Star -- March 18, 2006 Kyl cuts 15 miles off planned border fence U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl will shave the length of a proposed border fence by 15 miles to keep it out of the nationally recognized San Pedro River. --- "It is one of the major headaches for the Border Patrol and the people of the U.S," said Spencer, the group's founder, who said he can see the river from a window at his home a half-mile from the border. "It's an ill-advised decision." -- See this feature |
 RINO Kolbe |
Associated
Press -- March 9, 2006 Kolbe refused to vote against outrageous Dubai port deal ...President Bush hopes to avoid getting steamrolled in the Senate over a deal allowing a Dubai- owned company to take control of some U.S port operations. --- Only Reps. Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., and Jim Moran, D-Va., voted against the measure [to block the deal]. [Fortunately this clown is gone in November. Vote Graf for Congress] |
 What Homeland Security? |
ABC News
-- March 8, 2006 Counties along Mexican border have soaring crime rates The counties bordering Mexico would rank No. 1 in federal crime if they were a state, according to a new study. -- The crimes are mostly related to immigration and drugs, but the future looks bleak for the borderlands if something isn't done soon, according to the 246-page report. |
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Associated
Press -- March 6, 2006 Guards fault homeland security protection ...For instance, when an envelope with suspicious powder was opened last fall at Homeland Security Department headquarters, guards said they watched in amazement as superiors carried it by the office of Secretary Michael Chertoff, took it outside and then shook it outside Chertoff's window without evacuating people nearby. |
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Washington
Times -- March 6, 2006 Immigration agency falters in handling fraud cases A draft government report shows the agency that would oversee any future guest-worker program doesn't have a handle on fraud, doesn't do enough to deter it, and won't have a fraud- management system in place until 2011 -- years after its proponents want a program to start. |
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El Paso
Times -- March 6, 2006 Securing the border Democratic gubernatorial candidates say Republican Gov. Rick Perry's recent moves to send more money, personnel and equipment to beef up security on the border is too little, too late. -- "It seems to me it was more an election-year ploy than really a serious effort to stem the flow of immigrants into Texas," said Chris Bell... |
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Brownsville
Herald -- March 4, 2006 Chertoff promotes guest worker program DHS Sec. Michael Chertoff on Friday stressed the importance of a guest worker program for the security of the nation during a visit to Brownsville. --- Chertoff was accompanied by Mexican diplomats to announce the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the two countries. |
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John Gizzi
-- Human Events -- March 4, 2006 Chertoff Has 'Few Days Left,' Sources Say In the aftermath of the public revelation of the presidential "teleconference" and mounting criticism of the performance of Michael Chertoff, Administration sources told Human Events today that the secretary of Homeland Security has "only a few days left" in the Bush Cabinet. |
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Associated
Press -- March 3, 2006 Outrageous port deal is delayed over protest London -- A Miami company objecting to the takeover of British shipping company P&O by Dubai's state- owned DP World said Friday it has been granted the right to take the case to Britain's Court of Appeal - a move that puts the deal on hold. -- Miami-based Eller & Co., which says its business could be harmed by U.S. concerns... |
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