Thursday, December 4, 2003

Lou Dobbs on Side of Law Enforcement Nov. 18 Program Featured CLEAR Law Enforcement Bill Bill Thompson: "If we stop someone in our normal law enforcement duties and identify them as illegal alien, we need to take them off the streets." Peter Viles (CNN) -- "With just 2,500 immigration agents, there is no question the federal government is so outmanned in the fight against illegal immigration, that it is really no fight at all. But a bill in congress would bring in massive reinforcements, authorizing 600,000 local law enforcement officers to enforce immigration laws inside the country." --- "A top priority of the bill is to find, arrest and a deport an estimated 400,000 illegal aliens who are already under orders to leave the country." Watch Note: After O'Reilly turned his back on America, Dobbs picked up the torch and continues the struggle. Past Features    American Border Patrol Updates Countdown: 8 Days to Nativo Lopez's Phony 'Huelga' Nativo Lopez, currently the big cheese at MAPA, but best known for his alleged involvement in vote fraud during the Dornan-Sanchez Congressional race, has called for invaders to strike on December 12 to protest the repeal of SB60, the law that would have allowed uninspected invaders to get valid California driver's licenses. We predict that this huelga (strike in Spanish) will be a monumental flop.

Peter Brimelow

VDare.com Hanson's Mexifornia: Brimelow Speaks! ...Hanson's free pass may very well embolden others to defy the taboo against debating immigration. I think they will be in for a sad surprise. Nor do I expect Hanson to advance the cause of immigration reform much further, because of limitations that are also apparent in this book. But this does not detract from his contribution.

Derbez Watch

Associated Press Mexicans obsessed with dumping excess population on U.S. Mexico and the United States should refocus the emotionally charged migration debate into a hardheaded issue of economics, Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez said Thursday. -- Derbez said the debate should start from the fact that the U.S. labor market "requires more people than are available" while in Mexico "there is an excess of supply."

Associated Press U.S. Arab Population Is Surging The Arab population in the United States has nearly doubled in the past two decades, according to the Census Bureau's first report on the group. -- Experts cited liberalized U.S. immigration laws and unrest in the Middle East that led many people to come to America. -- The bureau counted nearly 1.2 million Arabs in the United States...

4 News - Brownsville, Texas Invader found to have malaria "You don't see malaria in this town. It's a rare illness, in fact my sources tell me the last known case was two years ago," said Dr. Jorge Dominguez. -- But now Dr. Dominguez believes he's diagnosed one of his patients with malaria. -- The victim is an illegal immigrant out of El Salvador.

D.A. King

MichNews.com Observations from the snake pit From the "Atlanta Latino" [English tab, upper right] newspaper in an article describing a recent demonstration to demand Georgia driver's licenses for illegal aliens [mostly from Mexico]... "Not having a driver's license in the United States is not having an identity. Since current law prohibits undocumented immigrants from obtaining a legal driver's license, more than one hundred people, including State House Rep. Pedro Marín, gathered in protest at Plaza Fiesta last week."

Associated Press Invaders miffed at demise of dangerous license law Undocumented immigrants who were counting the days until they could get drivers licenses were naturally frustrated when Gov. Schwarzenegger quietly repealed the law this week. -- Critics said the law would reward immigrants who illegally entered the country by giving them a state document without asking for proof of legal residence.

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald Review Ridge is ready to use UAVs Bisbee, Arizona -- The U.S. Border Patrol should be flying unmanned aerial vehicles out of Fort Huachuca next year as part of a pilot project in Cochise County, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said this morning. [We wonder where they got the idea to do this?]

UPI Mexican trucks get 'fast track' into U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge will announce today a system to allow commercial trucks to clear customs at the Mexican border in as little as 5 seconds by using preregistered ID cards. --- "Mexican society is more corrupt by many orders of magnitude than Canada," said Mark Krikorian...

Associated Press Trucker in Fatal Crash Linked to Driver's License Probe A truck driver charged in a fiery crash that killed a family of five on summer vacation got his commercial driver's license from a contractor under investigation for allegedly giving licenses to unqualified drivers. -- Among the people who received licenses from the contractors was Ejub Grcic, who was charged with running a stop sign on July 7 and killing a North Carolina family...

Lexington (Kentucky) Sun-Herald Meddling Mexicans to dole out bogus IDs in Lexington On Saturday, Mexican government officials will be in Lexington to issue consular identification cards, which have drawn attention from groups on both sides of the nation's immigration debate in recent years. --- Anti-immigration groups have criticized the cards, saying they are used to circumvent U.S. immigration law...

GOPUSA.com Arizona Republic Nervous About Success of PAN An online poll by GOPUSA/Arizona drawing more than 700 responses showed 96-percent support for the Protect Arizona Now (PAN) Initiative. Border invasion polls regularly draw the highest rates of participation in GOPUSA/Arizona surveys. -- A ProjectUSA poll was right behind with 95-percent support for PAN...

H. Millard

They just come here to work and make better lives.... Carumba! I must have gotten some bad Mexican onions the other day, or maybe one of those suspected illegal aliens working in the fast food joints I frequent hadn't bothered to wash his hands after using the toilet (again), and infected me with something. Anyway, as I was lying in bed I thought I heard small voices from the walls of my house...

Houston Chronicle Pandering Kucinich: "No people are illegal" Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich showcased his undiluted anti-war message Wednesday in a campaign romp through Houston. --- Kucinich also said he wants to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement .... -- He also advocated amnesty for illegal immigrants [criminals]. -- "No people are illegal," the congressman said.

Associated Press Immigration officer, 3 others charged in alien smuggling Newark, N.J. - An immigration officer at Newark Liberty International Airport and three other people are charged with conspiring to smuggle illegal aliens from India into the United States. -- Otis L. Rackley, of Blakeslee, Pa., is charged with conspiracy and bribery for taking cash payments to issue bogus immigration credentials and shepherding illegal aliens through customs at the airport.

KIRO-TV -- Seattle Investigation Finds Terrorist Threats Across Border Terrorists are using Canada as a launching pad to illegally enter America. -- An exclusive KIRO Team 7 Investigation uncovers not only are terrorist recruitments going on in British Columbia, but holes in border security between there and Western Washington are an open gate, letting terrorists walk right in....

L.A. City Beat More Latino whining over repeal of bad law ...No, his first successful move for the history books was to sign the repeal of a law that would have licensed countless illegal immigrant [criminal] drivers who otherwise will continue running errands for the likes of his rich Brentwood neighbors without being accountable to law enforcement or the DMV....

La Opinion  (Roughly translated by Google.com) Prop. 187-like referendum has Spanish language media abuzz A new version of Proposal 187, fruit of an intense feeling antiimmigrant of 10 years ago in California, has received the green light of the state secretary to initiate the collection of companies to put under it voting in the elections of November of 2004. -- Unlike the previous one, approved by the voters but restrained in the courts, it does not look for to deny the services of education and health for the immigrants.

Cooper

Tucson Citizen Reconquista Democrat harassing border watchdogs Residents are trying to use zoning laws to fight Cochise County's newest group of armed citizens who patrol the Mexican border. -- Two complaints filed Nov. 25 with the county Planning and Zoning Commission [by Humane Borders' Jim Cooper] allege members of Ranch Rescue are violating zoning rules by building a watchtower without permits and training and deploying armed patrols in an area not zoned for it.

Tucson Citizen Jailhouse coyote busted in Arizona A major Tucson human-smuggling operation masterminded by a Florence prison inmate was broken up Tuesday after an investigation by agents from Disrupt, the U.S. border patrol's plainclothes unit, the Border Patrol said. -- Agents arrested four people Tuesday, and an arrest warrant was issued last night for the man in prison.

La Opinion  (Roughly translated by Google.com) Rant planned Dec. 12 to protest repeal of ridiculous license law As previously reported here, Nativo Lopez, of MAPA and Hermandad Mexicana Nacional (and of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame), is planning a strike on Dec. 12 to protest the killing of SB60. He is being joined by a few other reconquista outfits, one of which is planning a 3-day 'marcha' from Covina to Downtown L.A. The Spanish language media is buzzing with news on this, but the mainstream media is ignoring it.

Sacramento Bee KFI Host: Invaders "should not get a driver's license bill, period..." Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was up early and on the radio Wednesday morning to promote his economic-recovery plan, but the interview wasn't sticking to the script. -- Radio host Bill Handel, who averages about 1.5 million listeners a week on his top-rated Los Angeles talk show on KFI (640 AM), also wanted to ask about driver's licenses for illegal immigrants.

El Universal -- Mexico City Meddling Mexican laments U.S. neglect Halfway through his six-year term, President Vicente Fox says he is disappointed by the "very poor" results from his country's relationship with the United States, which "forgot about" Mexico after Sept. 11. -- "The relationship with our friend Jorge (George W. Bush) as we'd call him here is excellent, but the results of that relationship are very poor," he said.

Associated Press Good riddance to bad legislation Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger repealed a measure Wednesday that would have allowed an estimated 2 million undocumented immigrant drivers to apply for licenses in California. -- "The swift bipartisan passage of this legislation is a perfect example of how the peoples' will can change politics-as-usual in Sacramento," Schwarzenegger said in a statement after he signed the repeal without ceremony or pictures.