Friday, November 14, 2003

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Garza's remarks on the Binational Commission talks Garza:...."Both administrations, both in Mexico and in the United States, here President Bush remain committed to migration reform. The President has enunciated, I think, some very clear principles with respect to what should guide our reforms, that it be safe, legal, orderly, humane and sensitive to the market realities that we face."

Save Our License Referendum Citizens Opposed to California Driver's Licenses for Illegals

Marvin Robertson

Kingman (Arizona) Daily Miner Immigration policy broke; repair needed ...Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, met with state leaders and with large numbers of his countrymen while in Phoenix. Some of the of those from Mexico were actually in Arizona legally. I suspect some had become United States citizens. -- Yet, Fox talked to them like they were citizens of Mexico. He even referred to having them eligible to vote in both countries with dual citizenship....

D.A. King

Michigan News What Would Mr. Franklin Say? ...Another quote, more recent, concerning the recent raid on illegal alien workers at Wal-Mart stores, from Representative Nancy Pelosi [D, San Francisco, Ca] ."It amounts to terrorizing workers...it instills a great deal of fear in people who are only trying to earn a living and put food on the table for their family..." It should be noted that Pelosi made this remark while on a visit to Mexico....

Lich and Wooldrige

Michigan News A clear and growing danger to America Americans of every walk of life-race, creed and color-read and shake their heads at the news each day. A police officer was shot in Los Angeles, California last spring, but the killer retreated back to Mexico, untouched. In Boulder, Colorado last summer, eight women were raped or assaulted by young men illegally residing in the United States...

QuePasa.com Univision propagandist claims invaders aren't criminals ...According to Univisión's journalist, Jorge Ramos, "Undocumented immigrants are not criminals" he states, as do many others, that immigrants are taking the jobs North Americans reject, such as waiters, cooks, cleaning crews, labors for which they will earn approximately six dollars an hour or less, a salary "no one in the United States would want." [Writer goes on to say how wonerful these lawbreaking nuisances are.]

Associated Press Three Mexicans charged with murder in Arizona Three men were charged with first-degree murder in the drive-by shooting deaths of four people during a dispute between immigrant smugglers on an interstate last week, authorities said [today]. -- Jose Espinosa-Gonzales, Jose Angel Molina-Gastulem and Ignacio Medina-Armenta, all of Mexico, were each charged with four counts of murder...

Chicago Tribune (Free Registration) ID thief most likely to be tossed back into Mexico A Carpentersville man who used a Chicago man's identity to establish credit and buy a house was sentenced Thursday to probation and ordered to pay the debts he incurred in another man's name--but he likely will be deported instead. -- Jorge Quezada was convicted of three counts of financial identity theft after a jury trial in September.

Illinois Leader -- Priscilla Espinoza, Haydee Pavia, Others Californians report on their "undone" state I have the answer to Frosty Wooldridge's question to why are U.S. politicians helping illegal immigration. It is because the are traitors. They believe in one world, and they no longer believe in the sovereignty of the United States of America. -- Mexico wants the Southwest, and in order to attain this, it sends its people here....

Denver Post Invaders, cheerleaders bewail deportation ...Pulled over for a broken taillight at 6:30 on a Friday morning, they were in the border city of Ciudad Juarez four days later, wearing the same work clothes they were arrested in. -- The deportation of whom just about everybody in this town of 750 people calls "our kids" has led to meetings, calls to congressmen...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix City continues to abet invaders despite complaints Phoenix -- The city's taxpayer-funded day labor center will stay open until at least February, despite emotional pleas from opponents who delivered scathing criticisms of the center at a public hearing Thursday. -- Paul Barnes called the center "a failed model" and suggested it could create a "conflict that will tear the city apart."

Tucson Citizen Border Patrol dog sniffs out half-ton of pot near Naco U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Naco Station seized more than half a ton of marijuana with an estimated value of $839,500. -- An agent patrolling the border Tuesday about 4:30 p.m encountered several people hiding near a campsite in Carr Canyon near Naco, according to Mario Villarreal, the agency's national spokesman....

Associated Press Hepatitis Outbreak Kills Third Victim Another hepatitis patient died Friday, bringing to three the number of deaths from a hepatitis A outbreak linked to a Mexican restaurant in western Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, the restaurant chain said it was removing green onions from the menu in all of its outlets [claiming the onions are the likely souce of the problem].

La Opinion  (Roughly translated by Google.com)  Meddling Mexicans set up 'labor board' for invaders The General Consulate of Mexico in L.A. will open an office where the Mexican workers, mainly undocumented, will be able to go to put complaints against employers who do not pay to the minimum pay or the worked hours to them extra. -- Ambassador Martha Lara... said... that in about three months this office would be installed. [Spanish version]

San Jose Mercury News Severe delays at DMV feared You think the lines are long now at the Department of Motor Vehicles? Wait until January, when a combination of internal budget cuts, an ongoing state hiring freeze and the possibility of as many as 2 million new driver's license applicants is expected to cause severe delays at field offices across California.

La Opinion  (Roughly translated by Google.com)  Bus brigade leader Durazo, other reconquistas endorse SB60 A coalition, formed by communitarian organizations, religious activists, leaders and of unions [including the reconquista wife of Miguel Contreras and invader 'Freedom Ride' national leader Maria Elena Durazo], made a call yesterday to the [Governor-elect to stop his effort to] revoking the law that would grant licenses to... undocumented immigrants [criminals]. [Spanish version]

Jon Dougherty

World Net Daily Tinhorn politicians and immigration There are two things in abundant supply along the U.S. Southwest border ­ tinhorn politicians and illegal immigrants. The two are mutually inclusive as one group could not survive without the other. Illegal immigrants need sympathetic (pathetic?) tinhorn politicians to continue invading U.S. turf with impunity. -- This fact is epitomized in chief tinhorn of the week, Mayor Ray Borane [of Douglas, Arizona]...

El Universal -- Mexico City Tone shifts in migration talks People here smiled and smirked when ex-Foreign Minister Jorge Castañeda said he was going after "the whole enchilada," a reference to his goal of negotiating an amnesty for millions of migrants living illegally in the United States [criminals]. --- The aggressive strategy fizzled, however, following the Sept. 11 attacks, which sidelined migration talks.

Daily Herald - Everett, Washington Cops help bust counterfeit ID ring, Mexicans jailed Four Mexican nationals have been arrested for allegedly making thousands of fake documents including Social Security cards and driver's licenses. -- The King Co. men were arrested Monday night after Lynnwood detectives and agents from the U.S. [ICE] searched two apartments... [They just sneak in to do the jobs Americans won't do]

Providence (Rhode Island) Journal Editorial No licenses for illegals A reason that Gov. Gray Davis was recalled in California was that -- having several times vetoed a proposal to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants -- he signed such a measure under pressure of the recall to court Hispanic voters. A similar measure is now before the Massachusetts legislature. It shouldn't see the light of day....

Creel

Chicago Tribune (Free Registration) Meddling Mexican: 'Whole enchilada' not too likely A top Mexican official said Thursday that his government has abandoned hopes for the "whole enchilada," the term coined two years ago for a comprehensive plan to legalize nearly 5 million undocumented Mexican immigrants in the United States. -- Interior Minister Santiago Creel brought the sobering message to his countrymen in Chicago... -- ...some U.S. lawmakers have blasted Mexico for meddling in the debate.

Associated Press GOP leader predicts enough Senate votes to repeal license law The Senate's Republican leader predicted Thursday that there will be enough Democratic votes, at least in his house, to overturn a controversial new law allowing illegal immigrants to get drivers' licenses. -- But he said a different form of the statute with more security precautions could win support from some GOP lawmakers [which is unacceptable, of course].