Saturday, December 6, 2003

Past Features    American Border Patrol Updates Countdown: 6 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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KNBC-TV News - Los Angeles Disgruntled invaders continue absurd 'marcha' El Monte, Calif. -- More than 200 people continued to march toward Los Angeles Saturday to protest the repeal of the recently approved law allowing illegal immigrants [criminals] to obtain California driver's licenses. -- The protest, involving students, community activists and religious leaders, began Thursday in Claremont...

D.A. King

MichNews.com The American Resistance From the responses that I have received it is evident that the concept of patriotism is not as absent in the hearts of the readers of this space as it seems to be in most of our leaders. I am humbled by, and grateful for, the thousands of encouraging e-mails that have come to me from all parts of our country, and from all occupations and backgrounds concerning the thoughts expressed here....

Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia Hasta la vista, baby ...Ranch Rescue's practice of rounding up immigrants at gunpoint got attention the way no petition ever could. It forced the Government to increase the number of border agents, from 3000 to 10,000 in less than six years, and to fortify the border with increased patrols, iron fences, night-vision cameras and spotlights. And the immigrants who were harassed are getting redress through the US courts.

Tucson Citizen FDA: Mexico firm failed to meet hygiene standards U.S. inspectors visiting green-onion producers in northwestern Mexico found that one of the four companies linked to a U.S. hepatitis outbreak failed to meet hygiene standards, Mexican officials said yesterday. -- U.S. officials have said they believe green onions grown in northwestern Mexico are connected to the outbreak.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Dropout rate doubles in 1 year (Hispanics the biggest problem) Gwinnett County has one of the highest dropout rates in metro Atlanta, and the problem is most severe among Hispanic students, who leave school at nearly twice the rate of their classmates. -- The county reported a 6 percent dropout rate for all students last school year, twice the rate of the previous year...

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com Dispossessed Democrats And Rejected Republicans Unite! My single-issue anti-immigration candidacy for California Governor in the recent Recall Gray Davis election ran into one unanticipated problem. -- I ran as a Democrat. I am a (moderate) Democrat. -- But many Republicans-although they applauded my immigration stance-recoiled in disgust. -- I was immediately lumped in with the "crazy tax and spend liberals."

QuePasa.com Meddling Mexicans gloat over bogus ID scam (Translated) -- Although it is difficult for the United States government to admit Consular Registration as valid since it is issued by the Mexican government to is citizens residing in North America, the truth is that almost 90 per cent of cities in Arizona, just to give an example, already accept this document as valid ID. [Sham ID FAQ]

Associated Press Virginia DMV clerks sentenced to jail in driver's license scheme Alexandria -- Two Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles clerks who helped up to 1,000 people obtain fraudulent driver's licenses were sentenced to federal prison terms Friday for document fraud. -- Consuelo Onate-Banzon, the scheme's ringleader, was sentenced to three years and five months in prison and ordered to forfeit $200,000 in illegal earnings...

Jon Kyl

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Kyl urges enforcement of current immigration laws Congress should not entertain any legislation that would legalize undocumented immigrants or admit foreigners as guest workers until the federal government enforces current laws to combat illegal immigration, Sen. Jon Kyl said Friday. -- "I approach the notion of guest-worker legislation very cautiously," the Arizona Republican wrote...

Lopez

Nativo Lopez --- La Prensa - San Diego Nativo Incensed!: 'We will shake the economy...!' (with phony 'huelga'?) What would the California economy look like without Mexicans and Latinos? This is precisely the message we intend to send to the new governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger. To his implacable opposition to the law, SB60, our answer is an economic strike. The Cedillo Law, known popularly as the driver's license law and carried by Senator Gil Cedillo for five trying years in the state legislature...

La Opinion  (Roughly translated by Google.com) Irate invaders still miffed over repeal of bad license law Numerous invaders and their cheerleaders have been marching around for a couple of days, ranting and raving over the recent repeal of an absurd law that would have allowed people who aren't supposed to be on U.S. soil to get valid driver's licenses. The 'marcha' apparently continues today until the scofflaws reach Monterey Park.

San Diego Union-Tribune Coyotes grow more violent Phoenix -- Authorities made the discovery just before Thanksgiving: Three bodies ­ all men, all slain ­ were found west of this desert boomtown, near a pile of cow bones. All had been shot and left shoeless in the green-gray brush. -- It was another dark turn in what federal officials say has become the nation's hub of immigrant smuggling.

Loretta Green -- San Jose Mercury News Immigration system taking us for a wild ride On the matter of illegal immigrants getting driver's licenses, I am having a hard time getting past one word -- "illegal.'' --- I want to be fair and compassionate, and so I am struggling with this issue. My first reaction is to ask why we should reward those who break our laws.