Wednesday, August 11, 2004

Getting a Republican John and Ken Going After Dreier Don't Take Us For Granted John Kobylt (KFI Radio's 'John and Ken Show'): You're right, there are not any Democrats who talk like Tom Tancredo, but the Republicans don't talk like Tancredo either. We want to send a shock wave saying you're not going to take Southern California for granted anymore. You're not going to take this illegal alien problem for granted any more. Broadband / Dial-up   Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Impeach This Guy

Chuck Baldwin Bush continues to surrender U.S. sovereignty to international entities Whatever their differences seem to be, both Democrat and Republican presidents seem to be agreed that America must surrender its national sovereignty and become part of an international, world government. Unfortunately, G.W. Bush is no exception. -- President Bush's track record on world government issues is perhaps the most egregious of any president in modern memory.

KNBC-TV -- Los Angeles Suspects (a couple of 'Latinos') in cop killing may be identified Los Angeles -- Sheriff's homicide investigators may divulge the names Thursday of two Latinos wanted for fatally wounding a black, off-duty county police captain in Rosewood while he was on a pre-dawn bike ride. -- But a sheriff's deputy, speaking on condition of anonymity, said no details will be released until Thursday....

Thomas Galvin More on suspicious Pakistani who snuck in through Mexico ...Via Drudge, a story has emerged of a man who was seen videotaping office buildings in North Carolina. -- Here are noteworthy excerpts from the affidavit. --- 3. On July 20, 2004, Officer Anthony D. Maglione of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) witnessed Kamran SHAIKH videotaping the downtown area of Chalotte...

Democratic Underground (Bunch of Left-Wingers) Bush's Sweep Stakes: Targeting Latino Workers "It must be their imagination because we aren't doing anything," say Bush administration officials about reports from across the country of increased immigration sweeps over the last two years. Various reports from local media and human rights activists show that immigration sweeps have occurred in Latino communities from Maine, to Chicago, Washington State, the Southwest, and Southern California...

WVEC-TV News -- Norfolk, Virginia 17 arrested on federal immigration charges 17 employees for a contractor working on a drydocked Navy ship are in court Wednesday facing charges they had false identification documents. -- U.S. Attorney Paul J. McNulty said the men are illegal aliens and worked as sandblasters for Network Industries, Limited. That company is working at Metro Machine Corporation in Norfolk on the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan.

What Homeland Security?

Congressman Darrel Issa Hutchinson coming to Temecula on August 13 Vista, Calif. -- Congressman Darrell Issa will host a town meeting featuring Asa Hutchinson, Under Secretary for Border and Transportation Security on Friday, August 13 for a discussion focusing on immigration enforcement efforts. The meeting will take place at 10:30 a.m., PT in the all-purpose room of Margarita Middle School in Temecula, California... (The hosts of KFI Radio's 'John and Ken Show' will be there)

Nuts

The Globe and Mail -- Toronto US Tightens Border For Illegals... But Not Mexicans Washington -- Anyone caught sneaking into the U.S. across land borders from Canada or Mexico faces deportation with no right to an immigration hearing under new regulations announced yesterday by the U.S. DHS. -- "Those who choose to break our nation's immigration laws will be promptly removed from the U.S.," said Asa Hutchinson, undersecretary for border and transportation security [and outrageous flim-flam artist].

Ann Arbor (Michigan) News FBI busts fake ID operation FBI agents carted computers and documents from a Pittsfield Township home Tuesday where a couple has been accused of producing fake identification for illegal immigrants of Asian descent. -- Federal documents detail a sophisticated operation from the home, where one informant said more than 1,000 illegal immigrants received fake paperwork to obtain driver's licenses in the United States.

KOB-TV -- Albuquerque Mexican nabbed with 17 pounds of crystal meth Truth or Consequences, N.M. (AP) - Agents with the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection have seized 17 pounds of methamphetamine valued at more than a $500,000. -- Agents found the drugs Monday following a search at the checkpoint north of Truth or Consequences. -- Authorities say the driver, Julieta Escobar- Hernandez of Mexico, was acting suspicious, prompting the search.

Heinz-Kerry

WorldNetDaily.com 'Left-wing bag lady' accused of funding Cuban shenanigans In the latest charges against Teresa Heinz Kerry's philanthropic work, three Florida Republican members of Congress today accused the presidential candidate's wife of helping to finance "Fidel Castro's Internet network." -- Reps. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, his brother Mario and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen held a press conference in Miami to cite her foundation's support for the Tides Foundation...

Nyeh nyeh!

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration) Arrogant day labor nuisances thumb noses at U.S. laws ...Garcia [a day laborer from Mexico, naturally] and his companions said that between 8 and 11 a.m. - when most of the day laborers are hired - Glendale Police patrolled the San Fernando Road and Harvard Street corner, telling them it was illegal for them to be soliciting work there and asking them to disband. -- Day laborers complied but returned when police left. Day laborers are used to the cat-and-mouse game, Garcia said. [Related story]

Mark Andrew Dwyer

Liberate your minds first ...Liberals of all flavors cannot accept that We the People are submitted to norms and rules that, according to their utopian theories, keep us from being truly free. So, they want to liberate us from this, and liberate us from that, but what seems to be the common denominator of all the things they want to liberate us from is the reality and truth. And this fact is not a pure coincidence, as it turns out that the reality and truth are the harshest judges...

Pat Buchanan

WorldNetDaily.com America as predators paradise Two weeks ago, at a McAllen, Texas, airport, U.S. agents stopped a woman boarding a flight for New York and asked for her visa. -- She had none. Farida Goolam Mohamed Ahmed was traveling on a South African passport with several pages torn out. She had flown from Johannesburg to Dubai and the United Arab Emirates, on to London and, six days later, to Mexico City. Inside her bag were wet and muddy pants.

Arnold Watch

Sacramento Bee Schwarzenegger turns into 'girlie man' on new Prop. 187 Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Tuesday that he is unlikely to support a push by some fellow Republicans to bar the Legislature from granting driver's licenses to undocumented workers in California and to cut off their access to government subsidies for housing, food and higher education. -- "We should find ways to work together rather than to find ways of going the other way," he said. [Contact Schwarzennegger]

San Francisco Chronicle U.S. to make deportation of illegal immigrants faster ..."Those of us who have worked with refugees know that it takes an awful lot of confidence- building to get people to reveal the dangers back home and the atrocities," said [Mexican government lackey and vehement reconquista] Isabel Garcia of the immigrant rights group, Derechos Humanos. "We're concerned people will be sent back to face possible death or incarceration." [Dan Stein of FAIR says he's 'underwhelmed' with this latest Bush administration scheme.]

The Stein Report Border governors still want to sacrifice security for greed "Governors of U.S. and Mexican border states recommend that immigration reform become a top priority for their federal governments, and they say the Bush administration didn't go far enough in a new policy for short-term visits by Mexicans to the United States," writes the Tucson Citizen.

Tucson Citizen Border Patrol to expand warnings about desert danger The U.S. government's efforts to discourage illegal border crossers do not appear to be reaching some of the Mexicans mostly likely to risk their lives in brutal desert heat - the poorest residents of rural villages. -- The Border Patrol plans changes to its campaign next year, but it will be fighting a massive and highly organized smuggling network that spreads lies to lure desperate and naive people, said Andy Adame, an agency spokesman.

New York Times via the Arizona Daily Star La Raza, MALDEF, other reconquistas 'outraged' The federal government is offering $1 billion to hospitals that provide emergency care to undocumented immigrants [criminals]. -- But to get the money, hospitals would have to ask patients about their immigration status... -- Kat Rodriguez, an organizer with Derechos Humanos in Tucson, said she was outraged at the possibility that hospitals could start enforcing immigration law. [MALDEF and the NCLR also bellyache]

KFWB -- Los Angeles Police Close to Arresting Suspects Who Killed Fellow Officer The gathering of evidence continues but it appears police have a pretty good idea of the identities of two men who confronted 30 year veteran Capt. Michael Sparkes who was riding his bicycle and killed him in an exchange of gunfire. -- "We have two individuals we believe, detectives believe that shot and killed Michael Sparkes. So, they have to do the investigative work, make sure they have enough evidence to arrest these individuals..."

Glendale News-Press via the L.A. Times (Free Registration) Day labor debate hits the streets A federal judge declined Tuesday to stop Glendale Police from prohibiting day laborers from seeking work on public property. -- Tuesday morning, Glendale Police officers told day laborers near the Home Depot at 5040 San Fernando Road to clear out or be fined. Sgt. Mark Hansen said they were enforcing laws against trespassing and jaywalking, not the anti- solicitation law.

Prescott (Arizona) Daily Courier Arizona's Prop. 200: Let the grousing and sniveling begin! Yavapai County Health employees would face increased responsibility if Protect Arizona Now wins approval. -- Marcia Moran Jacobson, the director of the Yavapai County Health Department, said her department's money sources do not require her staff to verify citizen status. [Also see: Initiative also would affect AHCCCS]

Tom Price

WXIA-TV -- Atlanta Price Beats Lamutt in Georgia's 6th District State Sen. Tom Price [who is on our side on immigration issues] beat fellow state Sen. Robert Lamutt of Marietta Tuesday in a winner-takes-all race for an open congressional seat. -- "I think we ran that positive, upreat campaign and that's where we wanted to be and I think that it's telling tonight in the numbers," Dr. Price told 11Alive's Jaye Watson.

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson Tucson drug ring busted; 23 arrested; homes seized After nearly a year of investigation, authorities arrested 23 people Tuesday and seized dozens of homes and vehicles in the first outward strike against an organization suspected of moving roughly $1 million in marijuana into Tucson each day. -- More than 200 officers with four agencies canvassed the Tucson area...

Rumor Mill

American Patrol White House getting hammered on Bush's latest scheme A reader contacted the headquarters of American Patrol this morning to report an interesting exchange with a White House comment line operator. Our reader was voicing his opinion on George Bush's latest scheme to overlook the millions of Mexicans...

The News-Journal -- Longview, Texas County considers blocking care to illegal immigrants Gregg County commissioners are considering a proposal that would deny medical treatment to poor illegal immigrants. Health department officials recommended Monday that the county limit indigent care to U.S. citizens and legal residents who have lived in Gregg County at least six months...

Snake Oil

Gannett News Service More on Jorge Bush's latest open-borders connivances Washington -- The Bush administration announced Tuesday it would speed up deportation proceedings against thousands of non- Mexican immigrants who illegally try to enter the U.S. through Mexico or Canada. -- At the same time, administration officials said they would loosen visa rules for Mexican visitors who have passed extensive background checks. Those visitors approved for "border crossing cards" would be allowed to remain in the United States for up to 30 days...[Feature: Bush should be impeached]