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Copley News
Service
With
elections on horizon, immigration bills have new momentum
...As politicians strive to appease Latino
voters who will influence next year's elections, and placate
powerful business groups that need immigrant labor, several efforts
are gaining momentum in Congress to legalize millions of undocumented
workers and students [a practice known as shameless pandering...
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Arizona
Daily Star
Plan:
Ship Mexican inmates back
Lawmakers are looking at reviving the
idea of sending Mexican nationals locked up in Arizona prisons
south of the border to serve the remainder of their sentences.
-- And it could come into play as the Legislature goes into a
special session today on prison spending and crowding. [The
governor doesn't like this idea]. |
H.
Millard |
GOP
wimps with cerveza muscles (Going after of Boxer)
With the election of Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger
as governor of California, some GOP strategists figure they now
have a chance to knock liberal Democrat Barbara Boxer out of
the senate seat she's held for twelve years. At least that's
what one can take away from an article in the Lost Angeles Times
on October 20.... |
Sam
Francis |
VDare.com
Will
Displaced Whites Converge In Kansas?
If you want a vision of the future of
the country (or, if you will, the country of the future), check
out a story in last week's Washington Post Metro section by Linda
Perlstein about the wonderful world of "diversity"
in the D.C. area's Montgomery County and more especially its
schools... |
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El Paso
Times
16
felonious foreigners 'may' face deportation
Sixteen immigrants living in El Paso
and convicted of felonies face deportation after being arrested
last week by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. -- The
arrests of 15 men and one woman are part of the continuing Operation
Community Guardian, which, since April 2002 has periodically
swept up immigrants... |
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The Stein
Report
Radio
host wins award from FAIR
Terry Anderson (shown at left), host
of the Terry Anderson
Show and a prominent immigration reform activist, received
the prestigious Franklin Award from FAIR over the weekend. The
award, named for Benjamin Franklin, is given to individuals who
make a substantial contribution to the cause of immigration reform....
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Houston
Chronicle
New
trade plan under fire (More lies and miscalculations)
A decade ago, the Clinton administration
lobbied for [NAFTA] partly by promising that it would reduce
illegal immigration from Mexico. -- So much for promises. Illegal
immigration actually increased over the decade. -- Now, the Bush administration
and Central American countries are negotiating a new free trade
agreement. And they once again promise it will reduce illegal
immigration, this time from Central America. |
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WAVE-TV
-- Louisville, Kentucky
Controversy
surrounds sham foreign IDs
..."It's sort of a creeping legalization
is what it is," says David Simcox a 30-year veteran of the
State Department and former President of the Center for Immigration
Studies in Washington. He says "the
card, in effect, is a free pass for the criminal -- the criminality
of a person can't be checked on the card, his background can't
be checked." |
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Sacramento
Bee
More
illegals per square mile, courtesy of Assemblyman Steinberg
...Last year, the Legislature passed
a law requiring local governments to make it easier to build
second units by removing the requirement for a special permit.
Assemblyman Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, is carrying legislation
aimed at further prodding local governments to loosen restrictions.
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Arizona
Daily Star Update [Very
short-lived link]
Border
meth seizures up 3 times over last fiscal year
Agents working the Arizona-Mexico border
seized three times more methamphetamine and nearly 175,000 more
pounds of marijuana along the Arizona-Mexico border this fiscal
year compared to 2001-2002, federal preliminary reports show.
-- Manufacturers in Mexico are turning away from cocaine and
turning to methamphetamine... |
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Tucson Citizen
Demands
on O'odham leader's time almost constant
...Another pressing issue for the Nation's
leaders is border security and immigration. -- Juan-Saunders
said ongoing discussions with U.S. Customs and Border Protection
officials in Tucson have allowed her to vent the frustrations
expressed by tribal members who do not like the heavy presence
of agents. |
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El Paso
Times
Texas
to recruit Mexican nurses
...The state last week began recruiting
nurses for Global Medical Staffing, a Mexico City-based staffing
provider with contracts to provide 3,000 nurses to hospitals
in California, Florida, Illinois and, soon, Texas. -- State officials
said it's a great opportunity for Mexican nurses, who could increase
their salary from $400 a month in Juárez to $3,000 a month
in the United States. |
John
Derbyshire |
National
Review
Third-Party
Peril - Bush could have serious trouble in 2004
...My fellow Americans, I urge you to
cast a vote for me in November. I promise you that my first acts
as president will be to secure our nation's borders and points
of entry, identify and expel all foreigners who are living here
unlawfully, punish all American corporations who have violated
our laws by employing illegal aliens... |
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News &
Observer -- Raleigh, North Carolina
Immigration
must slow, activists say
When pro-immigrant groups announced a
rally in Durham last month, the founder of Stop
the Invasion! vowed to crash the party with a protest of
his own. -- "Our activist base continues to grow steadily,"
said David Ray, spokesman for FAIR,
a Washington-based group that wants to sharply reduce the number
of people allowed into the country. |
Kris Eggle |
Kris
Eggle Award Presented in Washington
Congressman Tom Tancredo presented the 2003 Kris
Eggle Award for Heroism in Immigration Law Enforcement at the
Capitol Hill Club in Washington, DC Sunday night (October 19,
2003) as supporters looked on. The Colorado Congressman, widely
respected for his plain speaking about America's numerous immigration
problems, presented the award to Dan Harris... |
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The Wheeling
(West Virginia) News-Register
The
New Illegals
To the many problems created by politicians'
refusal to confront the economic and security problems of illegal
immigration, add this: Millions of illegal immigrants have decided
to stay in the United States, with the knowing help of officialdom....
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