Friday, December 5, 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: 7 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.

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Frosty Wooldrige

MichNews.com Illegal immigration costs to American citizens Each day American citizens go to work, they are taxed by their local, state and federal government. Those taxes maintain a functioning society. They provide for the common health, welfare and defense of this nation. The average American must work from January 1st to May 5th to pay their taxes....

El Paso Times Homeland Security?: Balance trade and security, Ridge says ..."We are trusting the private sector to do what they say they do. We verify from time to time," Ridge said, referring to random gamma ray screenings and searches. "No one in the United States looks to Mexico or people who cross our border as terrorists. ... But we know those vicious networks that move people and contraband could be used to move terrorists. We look at our friends in Mexico as allies."

Local Sources / Univision Derbez not meddling enough to suit Mexican lawbreakers Illegals and their enablers apparently demonstrated at the Mexican Consul offices in L.A. today, according to a report on KFI's John and Ken show. They are upset over Gov. Schwarzenegger's attitude concerning licenses for the scofflaws, and are calling for Mexican Foreign Secretary Ernesto Derbez to resign. They seem to think Derbez isn't twisting our government's arm hard enough. Also reported on Univision News.

Center for Immigration Studies / ABA Bill to Ban All Foreign Identification Cards to be Introduced ABA has learned that a bill to ban financial institutions from accepting ALL forms of foreign identification documents will be introduced by Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ), a member of the House Financial Services Committee. --- In addition to an outright ban on identification documents issued by foreign governments...

Goleta Valley (Calif.) Voice Activists scream 'racism' over repeal of absurd license law ..."It's a racist dialogue and a fear of immigrants," said Harley Augustino, field organizer of People United for Economic Justice Building Leadership through Organizing (PUEBLO). "They believe it will increase terrorism and people will be able to come illegally and commit crimes." -- "Many of our members are immigrants in the community. They work jobs we depend on...."

Lansing State Journal Michigan designates day to honor Cesar E. Chavez March 31 is now Cesar E. Chavez Day in Michigan, under legislation signed into law Wednesday by Gov. Jennifer Granholm. -- Hundreds of people, mostly Hispanic, crowded into the Cristo Rey Community Center for the ceremony honoring the late civil rights and labor leader.

NewsMax.com Mexico Frees Captive American Family Mexican authorities have released all five members of an American family after a squad of Mexican paramilitary police reportedly crossed into the United States and kidnapped the family on their property near Candalaria, Texas. -- The alleged abduction, NewsMax.com reported Thursday, occurred Nov. 24...

Nogales (Arizona) International  [Short-lived link] Ex-agent admits to accepting bribes A former Border Patrol agent pleaded guilty Nov. 15 to charges that he accepted bribes for allowing cocaine to pass through the Interstate 19 checkpoint. -- Hector Hugo Esquinca, formerly of Rio Rico, admitted in federal court to one charge of possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute and two counts of bribery of a public official...

Arizona Daily Star Update  [Very short-lived link] Invaders' eligibility for work-injury benefits stands, courts say Phoenix - Court rulings that said employees can receive benefits for on-the-job injuries even if they are illegal immigrants will be allowed to stand. -- The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a business that had argued that federal laws against illegal immigration and the hiring of illegal immigrants...

QuePasa.com U.S. deportation, citizens or foreigners? The cases of United States citizens who are deported or jailed for their appearance, suspicious attitude or for belonging to gangs are on the rise in this country, without officials having the ability to elucidate their true nationality appropriately and with clarity. -- Lately, cases have come to light about young people here in the United States who have to constantly cross the border between Mexico...

Newsday -- New York Man Pleads Guilty in Gang Rape A Queens man pleaded guilty today in the brutal attack on a couple in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park last December, saying he was the last of five men (four of whom are illegals that the City of New York chose to ignore due to their phony sanctuary rules) who gang-raped the female victim one by one in a refrigerator-size box. [Family values don't stop at the Rio Bravo]

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Usual suspects push Gilbert, Ariz. to accept bogus IDs A Gilbert panel is asking the town to join other East Valley communities in endorsing Mexican ID cards, even though holders wouldn't have additional access to town services. The Gilbert Human Relations Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to formally recommend acceptance of Matricula Consular cards, which are issued by the Mexican Consul to Mexican citizens living abroad.

Newsday -- New York Orwellian antics and the New York City Council Immigrant day laborers are often perceived as a menace in some neighborhoods where they gather on street corners in search of work. But they're just as much victims as offenders, which the City Council dutifully recognized this week with a bill intended to lead to setting up hiring halls. It's long overdue.

Fresno Bee Man dies in gun battle with Madera County deputies Brothers Octavio and Jose Chavez of Madera had a goal in mind when they led two sheriff's deputies into a pistachio orchard on a dark and foggy night, authorities said Thursday. --- Octavio Chavez, a Mexican national, had three California drivers licenses in his possession issued under different names, said sheriff's spokeswoman Erica Stuart.

Billings (Montana) Gazette Thrice-deported Mexican, one other charged in meth case Searches of a home and a motel room in Livingston in October led to federal drug charges against a Livingston woman and a man from Mexico. -- Lynda French and Sergio Martinez-Servin appeared Wednesday in U.S. District Court on separate complaints. -- French is charged with possession with intent to distribute 12 ounces of meth...

Tucson Citizen Border Patrol seizes ton of pot on I-10 near Red Rock U.S. Border Patrol agents nabbed more than 2,000 pounds of marijuana yesterday, with a street value the agency estimates at $1.6 million. -- Agents patrolling Interstate 10 near Red Rock stopped a 1993 Chevrolet truck about 7:30 p.m. The driver, a Mexican national, had overstayed a visa and was arrested...

Family Values

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration) Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Raping Stepdaughter An El Monte man who enslaved and sexually abused his mentally disabled stepdaughter pleaded guilty Thursday to three counts of rape and was sentenced to 18 years in prison. -- Tito Dominguez entered the plea on the morning his trial was to begin. -- Dominguez, who had been on the run for three years, was captured last December in Mexico.

Edwin S. Rubenstein

VDare.com Immigrants To The (Medicare) Rescue-In WSJ Wonderland In ancient Greek plays it's called a "deus ex machina." A God suddenly appears and resolves a seemingly hopeless situation. In today's public policy debates, immigration is the new deus. -- A prime example of the mindset is seen in Wall Street Journal Edit Pager's Holman W. Jenkins Jr.'s recent (and otherwise quite sensible) ruminations...

Jon Dougherty -- World Net Daily Kidnapping in Candelaria Ever hear of a place called Candelaria, Texas? Few have, but it's the most recent battleground in the escalating border war between Mexico and the United States ­ the one officials on both sides of the Rio Grande try desperately to ignore, even as their own citizens become further entangled in a mess that gets worse by the month. -- Details are sketchy, but they are clear enough...

Rancho Cucamonga Voice / L.A. Times (Free Registration) Arrogant scofflaws demand so-called 'rights' ...A group of more than 50 college students, day laborers and supporters of immigrant rights kicked off a four-day rally by marching 17 miles from Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Claremont to St. Martha Catholic Church in Valinda. [These are illegals and friends who think they should have valid breeder docs when they shouldn't be here in the first place.]

Washington Times Fallacious Mexican IDs no longer valid for license applicants The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles has developed a plan that will make it more difficult for motorists to get driver's licenses in Virginia next month if they don't have the proper documentation, top DMV officials said yesterday. -- Motorists now will be required to show one of several government-issued documents proving they are either U.S. citizens or are here legally [bogus Mex. ID's not included]...

San Diego Channel  [Poll Link On Page] Phony 'Huelga': Reconquista Nativo just can't seem to win ...Boycott organizers (including Nativo Lopez, of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame) want parents to skip work Dec. 12 and keep their kids out of school on that day as well. Hispanic activist Luis Natividad said that that was a very bad idea. -- "They need to be in school, you know," said Natividad. "We have problems with education right now, and I think the longer they're in there, the better for that."