El Jefe BrattonLos Angeles Times -- May 5, 2006
Suit targets LAPD policy (Special Order 40)
A nonprofit government watchdog group that lobbies for immigration reform filed a lawsuit Monday challenging the Los Angeles Police Department's policy of generally prohibiting officers from asking about the immigration status of individuals and limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
LA Daily News -- January 25, 2006
LAPD can nab deportees who re-enter U.S.
A long-standing order designed to restrict Los Angeles police from enforcing immigration laws does not bar officers from pursuing deported felons who have re-entered the country, Assistant Police Chief George Gascon told the Police Commission on Tuesday.
El Jefe BrattonLos Angeles Times -- January 23, 2006
Police split on plan for invader checks
The push by two Orange County police agencies to arrange training for some of their officers to help enforce federal immigration laws has opened a rift in Southern California law enforcement circles, with some officials fearing the move will harm crime-fighting efforts. -- The Costa Mesa Police Department...
Carol Platt Liebau -- L. A. Times -- May 15, 2005
Equal Treatment for L.A.'s Criminals
Los Angeles' absurd "sanctuary policy," codified in Special Order 40, prohibits police officers from asking immigration questions. It is a threat to public safety. The next mayor, if he's smart, will push hard to change it. -- Prompted by concerns that Salvadoran gangs have established beachheads in Los Angeles...
El Jefe BrattonLos Angeles Daily News -- April 26, 2005
Bratton allays Latinos' fears
Police Chief William Bratton met face-to-face with members of the Latino community on Monday, giving his assurance that he will not make any changes to Special Order 40 - the department's policy that restricts officers from inquiring about people's immigrant status. -- Bratton told a group of 23 leaders [all invasion cheerleaders]....
Waah! Waah!Los Angeles Times Editorial -- April 14, 2005
Invader-friendly rag: Leave Special Order 40 alone
Beware of local cops playing federal immigration officers. That's generally a lose- lose proposition, diminishing the ability of mistrusted police to fight crime in immigrant communities while subjecting Latinos, including American citizens, to a new type of ethnic profiling, a blanket "reasonable suspicion" for cops...
Los Angeles Times -- April 9, 2005
Officers Back New Vision of Sanctuary
Los Angeles Police Officer Frank Flores' roots are on the Eastside, and he knows many a case that could be solved only with the help of illegal immigrants. -- He supports the concept of Special Order 40, the so-called sanctuary policy that prohibits LAPD officers from asking about contacts' immigration status.
EFE - Madrid -- April 7, 2005
More hand-wringing over LAPD rule change
...Anti-immigration groups have been calling on the LAPD to revoke the regulation known as Special Order 40, which bars police officers from quizzing people about their immigration status. -- "We definitely have to unite with other communities to energetically protest and denounce this further outrage they are imposing on Latinos..."
San Gabriel Valley Tribune -- April 7, 2005
Usual suspects fret change in LAPD policy re: invaders
A nonprofit group serving about 35,000 local Central American families expressed concerns Wednesday over proposed changes to an LAPD policy barring officers from asking people about their immigration status. -- "We are deeply concerned about this violating the civil rights of the immigrant community..."
Los Angeles Times -- March 31, 2005
Absurd Special Order 40: LAPD 'clarifying rule' on illegals
After two decades of a strict firewall between Los Angeles police and federal immigration authorities, the LAPD is writing new guidelines for officers on how to interpret rules for treating illegal immigrants [criminals]. -- The policy, which prevents LAPD officers from inquiring about a person's immigration status, was instituted in 1979 by then- Chief Daryl F. Gates...
Hal Netkin -- Los Angeles Daily News -- September 15, 2004
Matricula consular's not good enough, and neither is Cedillo's scheme
California State Sen. Gil Cedillo, with the backing of none other than Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton, has pledged to continue his six-year fight to award illegal immigrants [criminals] with driver's licenses -- never mind that recent polls show that 70 percent of California's voters are opposed to the bill. -- The bill, SB 1160, is euphemistically called the "Immigrant Responsibility and Security Act," and is lauded by Cedillo...
El Jefe BrattonAs Seen on Univision's 6 PM News -- Sept. 1, 2004
Problematic cop endorses blatant criminal behavior by foreigners
L.A.P.D. Chief Bratton appeared at a news conference today with Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez (who looked like a homeless person), Gil Cedillo, and a few other dangerous Mexican reconquistas on Univision's 6 pm newscast (KMEX, Los Angeles). Bratton, a lackey for crackpot 'Mexican City' mayor Hahn, strongly endorsed the dangerous bill that would allow invaders to get valid Calif. driver's licenses (defacto national ID cards).
El Jefe BrattonKNBC -- Los Angeles -- August 27, 2004
Arnold ponders invader license scam approved by comical cop
Hundreds of people marched in downtown L.A. on Thursday to urge the governor to sign Cedillo's bill Friday that would allow illegal immigrants [criminals] to obtain California driver licenses. --- The bill is supported by some in law enforcement, including LAPD [La Raza lackey] Chief Bratton. They say giving illegal immigrants licenses will make the roads safer. [Deporting them will make America safer]
Gang NewsL.A. Times via The State -- August 7, 2004
Gang-infested L.A.: Group closes graffiti-removal
Homeboy Industries on Friday closed down its graffiti-removal program in Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles after the shooting deaths of two employees, saying the job had become too dangerous. -- [Note: The morning after the latest murder, 100% worthless L.A.P.D. chief William Bratton was on KTLA's Morning News bragging about how much crime has dropped under his reign. The ever-so-PC left-wing Raza lackey Bratton refuses to target known illegal alien gangsters]
Mexican CityBrattonMustGo.com -- August 1, 2004
L.A.P.D. - 'To Protect and to Serve' [when we feel like it]
By order of a California Public Information Act request submitted by Hal Netkin, LAPD Commander Stuart Maislin was forced to admit that LAPD Cops have no way of verifying the information on matricula consular cards. What this means is that a suspect who is stopped for a minor infraction but whose true identity is listed on an ICE or FBI wanted list, would slip through the officer's fingers.
Sheriff BacaLa Opinion (Roughly translated by Google.com) -- July 12, 2004
Sheriff opposes invader licenses, but not Hahn's lap-dog Bratton
Yes to the licenses to [drive] for undocumented [aliens], the head of the Department of Police of Los Angeles exclaimed (LAPD Chief) William Bratton, before the row of more than 15 thousand people of all the county who met yesterday with officials government of the south of California to request that the state approves them. Also fax or call Mayor Hahn and demand Bratton's immediate removal.]
Bratton Must Go!KCBS-TV News -- L.A. (Observed by the AP Webmaster) -- July 11, 2004
Hahn lackey says giving invaders licenses is giving them 'justice'
LAPD Chief Bratton, hand-picked lackey of James Hahn, the 'Mexican City' mayor, was shown in a broadcast report [aired at 6:06 pm PDT] taped at the L.A. Convention Center today calling for the granting of defacto national ID cards (California driver's licenses) for illegal aliens [criminals], saying that the invaders deserve 'justice'. -- See this website to find out more about this unfortunate character Bratton.
Bratton Must Go!L.A. Times via KTLA-TV News -- June 28, 2004
Beating Threatens Bratton's Efforts
The televised police beating of a black suspected car thief last week will test two years of efforts by LAPD Chief William J. Bratton to win over the city's African Americans. --- [GTA suspect Stanley] Miller was tackled by LAPD officers after a car chase and was then hit 11 times by a flashlight- wielding Latino officer, John J. Hatfield, as cameras rolled. The incident has prompted an investigation...
Mexican CityAmerican Patrol -- June 14, 2004
LAPD Station Site of Anti-Bratton Sign
A sign attacking LAPD Chief Bratton for his stand on illegal aliens was spotted by Glenn Spencer as he drove past a LAPD station in Northridge Sunday morning. Spencer said he couldn't believe his eyes when he saw a sign attacking the Chief sitting at the curb right in front of the police station. "I made quick U-turn in the middle of the street to take a look at the sign," Spencer said... [Click here for more, photo of sign]
Bratton Must Go!We Get E-Mail -- June 3, 2004
Arrogant L.A.P.D. Chief Bratton and invader driver's licenses
Last fall when the controversy over California driver's licenses for illegal aliens erupted, I spent most of a Saturday researching the background of this matter. In view of your shoulder-to-shoulder solidarity appearance yesterday with Senator Cedillo, Speaker Nuñez, and Assemblyman Firebaugh, perhaps you should also crack the books and do some Internet keystrokes...
Mexican CityBritish Broadcasting Company -- June 3, 2004
Los Angeles 'on the road to Falluja'?
The LA murder rate is going up and the police chief [who seems to spend most of his time trotting around with reconquistas, playing big-shot politician, and pushing loony legislation] has requested more officers. But California is broke and cannot afford to recruit. -- Civil rights lawyer Connie Rice warns that with too few officers to "police humanely", parts of the city may as well be in Falluja.
Bratton Must Go!KTVU-TV -- Oakland -- June 3, 2004
Bratton teams up with reconquistas to push licenses for invaders
[State Sen and MEChA-boy] Gil Cedillo, flanked by Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton, Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez, and Assemblyman Marco Firebaugh, head of the Latino Caucus [and the clown that gave us AB540], called his new bill [to license invaders] a six-month product of focus groups, town hall meetings and polling that "would resolve the issue once and for all."
Mexican CityVideo Clip - KABC-7 -- Los Angeles -- Posted June 1, 2004
Aiding and Abetting Invaders: Spotlight on LAPD's Special Order 40
Hal Netkin talks about the outrageous Special Order 40 on KABC-TV's 11 pm News on May 27, 2004. This ridiculous order could turn out to be especially dangerous in these days of terrorism threats. A Salvadoran group says they are worried about violations of the so-called 'rights' of their criminal invaders should the order be rescinded. Your computer must have a newer version of Windows media Player in order to view the clip.Click here to watch
Mexican CityLos Angeles Times (Free Registration)
L.A.'s outrageous 'Special Order 40' interferes with terror fight
Phoenix -- After the discovery in recent weeks of two major immigrant-smuggling safe houses in Los Angeles, federal officials say they would like to duplicate in Los Angeles the immigration enforcement measures used in this sprawling desert city. --- Critics... have long said that the policies, such as the LAPD's Special Order 40, amount to turning a blind eye to violations of immigration laws...
George PutnamNewsMax.com -- May 16, 2004
One Reporter's Opinion: Immigration Insanity
...In Los Angeles I have met five chiefs of police in 50 years. The most recent is Chief William Bratton, whom we inherited from New York. Amazing as it may seem, Bratton actually supports Special Order 40, a police mandate that does not allow LAPD officers to inquire about the immigration status of criminal aliens. -- Chief Bratton also supports LA's official recognition of the unverifiable Mexican Matricula I.D....
Bratton Must Go!Joe Guzzardi -- VDare.com -- May 15, 2004
LAPD's Bill Bratton Fawns On Mexican Murder Lobby
Last Saturday, another pro-illegal alien rat was sent scurrying for cover. -- Because of the tenacious efforts of grass roots activist Hal Netkin , Los Angeles Police Department Chief William "Bill" Bratton took the coward's way out by failing to show up at a May 8 tribute in Santa Clarita, CA. to honor murdered police officer Deputy David March. -- March was killed in the line of duty two years ago, by Armando Garcia...
Los Angeles Daily News -- May 12, 2004
L.A. gangs a growing epidemic, cops fail to end the problem
The horrific stories just keep coming in, and the number of victims continues to climb. We're not talking about the prison-abuse scandal in Iraq, but a crisis that hits far closer to home rampant gang violence in the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles and Southern California. [No mention of L.A.'s idiotic Special Order 40]
Phyllis SchlaflyTownhall.com -- May 4, 2004
No argument justifies amnesty for illegal aliens
...The Los Angeles police department is handcuffed by Special Order 40, which prohibits the police from asking anyone they arrest about their immigration status unless the suspect is already charged with a felony. The police cannot notify immigration authorities about an illegal alien picked up for minor violations, even though it is well known that enforcing laws against minor crimes often prevents major ones.
Mexican CitySan Jose Mercury News (Free Registration) -- April 25, 2004
Feds to chat with 'Mexican city' officials about enforcing the law
Los Angeles (AP) - Police and federal immigration officials will meet this week to discuss ways to improve cooperation between agencies in stopping human trafficking [failure to do so is unconstitutional]. -- The meeting follows a raid last week in which 110 illegal immigrants were discovered in a small Los Angeles area bungalow. [What about Special Order 40?]
Mexican CityLos Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- April 25, 2004
Stopping the invasion hampered by L.A.P.D.'s absurd policies
...When the LAPD handles a smuggling case on its own, the immigrants [read: illegal aliens... criminals] are usually released. When the bureau is involved, it's much more likely that the immigrants will be deported. -- Los Angeles police have a long-standing policy, called Special Order 40, that bars officers from informing federal immigration officials about undocumented immigrants...
Mexican CityWashington Times -- April 25, 2004
Human tsumani
..."In a city of more than 100 languages, rightfully known as the Ellis Island of the 21st century, it makes sense to recognize the ID cards that other governments issue their citizens," Councilman Eric Garcetti [who is of Mexican descent] said in March. -- As a so-called "sanctuary" city, Los Angeles is literally a haven for illegal immigrants who don't want to discuss their status with government officials. Police are forbidden from questioning a suspect about his or her immigration status under Special Order 40. [Hal Netkin mentioned in article]
Mexican CityLos Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- April 25, 2004
Drop House Raid: Cops losing control of invader colonies
...By contrast, many L.A. immigrants seem to believe "that these smugglers are latter-day Robin Hoods... so a lot of people in the community are not anxious to report them," said Virginia Kice, a spokeswoman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement in California. -- When authorities raided the house Tuesday night, some neighbors began to chant for agents and police to let the immigrants go free.
Mexican CityWashington Post -- April 24, 2004
100 suspected invaders found 'trapped' in Watts dump
From the outside, the little white bungalow looked no different from many others on the mean streets of Watts. Old and worn, with boarded windows and a yard strewn with trash, the house always appeared dark and vacant. -- Inside, it festered with human misery. -- Federal agents acting on a tip raided the place Wednesday and were startled by what they found: More than 100 illegal immigrants...
Los Angeles Daily News -- April 24, 2004
Officers caught in bull's-eye
The fatal shooting of a CHP officer allegedly by a teenager trying to impress gang members [suspect is Valentino Mitchell Arenas] marks the latest incident in a worsening trend of police in Los Angeles and elsewhere facing violent attacks, authorities said Friday. -- Attacks against LAPD have jumped more than a third... -- "The leaders of this city, county and state need to realize there's a war on the streets, and we need to address it now."
Mexican CityLos Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- April 24, 2004
Councilman wants anti-coyote task force in invader-friendly L.A.
An estimated 10,000 women and children are brought to Los Angeles every year and forced to work as prostitutes. Now City Council member Tony Cardenas says it is time to do something about the problem. -- Cardenas has announced the formation of a special task force to track down human smugglers, brothel operators, and pimps.
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