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LTE - Tim
Aaronson -- Contra Costa Times (Scroll Down)
Tricky
logic
The article, "Gov.-elect
divided on immigrants" (Times, Oct. 13) begins, "Gauging
where Gov.-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger stands on immigration
issues can be tricky business." Since the article is about
illegal aliens, not "immigrants," the title itself
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The Economist
(UK)
Business
v Bush....
...In the wake of September 11th, most
people accepted that some form of clampdown on immigrants was
justified. The hijackers, all foreigners, had brutally exposed
the inadequacies of America's immigration system. The Bush administration's
response has come in three basic parts: stepping up policing
of immigrants inside the country... |
Joe Guzzardi |
VDare.com
-- Joe Guzzardi
The
Cowboy Code And The New California
The roots and values of old California
run deep within me. I can remember California before it became
overwhelmed by openly hostile illegal aliens. Pictures of wide-open
spaces and mile after mile of pristine beach pack family photo
albums. -- A few years ago, my mother gave me some books and
papers from the California Historical Society... |
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Arizona
Daily Star Update [Very
short-lived link]
2
accused of smuggling and assaulting invaders
A group of undocumented immigrants were
rescued by Phoenix police after being held against their will
by three smugglers. -- On Thursday, a Phoenix police SWAT team
and agents from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided
a home in the 2100 block of West Colter Street in central Phoenix....
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We Get E-Mail
Amnesty
and Arnold Schwarzenegger
I just called Arnold's
office. They have received phone calls re Arnold supporting the
amnesty. The person I spoke to said that the info is not correct.
Please urge supporters on our side to flood his office with phone
call. This will help pressure him to back away from the amnesty.
Thanks! -- [Transition Office: 916-321-9300 -- More
Info - UPDATED] |
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Aberdeen
(South Dakota) News
Mexican
due in court deported
An Aberdeen man failed to appear in Brown
County Circuit Court Thursday morning due to his deportation
to Mexico. -- Judge Larry Lovrien issued a $5,000 bench warrant
for Rodrigo Lopez allowing him to be arrested and retained for
that amount if he returns to the United States. |
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Dallas Morning
News (Free Registration)
U.S.
crackdown nets previously booted criminal aliens
Federal officials in Dallas are stepping
up efforts to crack down on criminal aliens convicted of serious
crimes who re-enter the country after being deported. -- During
fiscal 2003 which ended Sept. 30 the U.S. attorney's
office prosecuted 117 criminals who re-entered the country, a
110 percent increase over the number of cases successfully prosecuted
in 2002, officials said. |
Importing
Poverty |
Newsday
-- New York
Latinos
Lagging in Health Care
A "growing health care crisis"
left nearly half of America's Latino population without medical
coverage for all or part of the year 2000, according to a study
released yesterday by The Commonwealth Fund. -- The Manhattan-based
research agency found that 45 percent of Hispanics under the
age of 65 did not have a health care provider... |
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Dallas Morning
News
Feds
break up human smuggling ring
Federal officials said Thursday they
have broken up a Corsicana human smuggling ring, alleging the
members held four undocumented immigrants hostage while threatening
to kill them unless relatives paid a ransom. -- Damacio Andrade-Castaneda
and Summer Nichols, both of Corsicana, will make an appearance
Friday in Dallas before U.S. District Magistrate Judge Irma Carrillo
Ramirez. |
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George Putnam
-- Newsmax.com
Wake
Up and Smell the INVASION!
It is this reporter's opinion that the
president took a hands-off approach to California's recall until
we arrived at a decision and the choice of Arnold
Schwarzenegger as the governor-elect. Now Bush and Schwarzenegger
are embracing, both sending out mixed signals on immigration.
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Jim
Moore |
The Federal
Observer
Coming
Soon to a Location Near You: Leprosy
Rats coming into your home would be welcome
guests compared to the horrible disease that's coming into your
country. -- We're not talking here about influenza, pneumonia,
or even small pox. -- We're talking about leprosy; a ghastly,
often fatal disease that has been practically non-existent in
the U.S. for the past 40 years. |
Sam
Francis |
VDare.com
Whites,
Not Hispanics, Are The Swing Vote In California
Does the California election prove that
Republicans can now win the Hispanic vote? That's what some pundits
are claiming because of the comparatively low support won by
professional Hispanic candidate Lt.
Gov. Cruz Bustamante (54 percent) and the supposedly high
support captured by winner Arnold Schwarzenegger (30 percent)....
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Fort Worth
Star Telegram
American
traitor, former Fox adviser returns to U.S.
Fort Worth - Juan
Hernandez, a close adviser to Mexican President Vicente Fox
and a former member of his Cabinet, said Thursday that he is
returning to his hometown of Fort Worth to work for a nonprofit
organization. -- Hernandez... accepted a position with an organization
that will help American credit unions serve Mexican immigrants
in sending money back to their native countries. |
Pander Fest |
Scripps
Howard News Service
Presidential
candidates courting Hispanics
...Hispanics are being courted as never
before by the Democratic presidential contenders. They are crafting
messages with Spanish phrases, seeking to outdo President
Bush who campaigned in 2000 by speaking passable, if heavily
accented, Spanish. -- "There seems to be a political awakening
here," said Rep.
Ciro Rodriguez, D-Texas, chairman of the Congressional Hispanic
Caucus. |
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