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WJLA --
Arlington, Virginia
Man
Pleads Guilty to Immigration Charges
Charlotte, N.C. (AP) -- A man taken into
custody after a police officer saw him videotaping Charlotte's
skyscrapers has agreed to plead guilty to immigration charges.
-- Kamran Akhtar signed a deal Thursday agreeing to spend up
to six months in prison before being deported to his native Pakistan.
-- A New York court determined Akhtar was in the country illegally
in 1998 and ordered him to leave; Akhtar was charged with failing
to obey that order. |
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KPHO - Phoenix
Likely
invader arrested on suspicion of murder
Glendale, Ariz. -- The Glendale Police
Person's Detectives have arrested the suspect that was involved
in the June 4th murder at 81st Avenue and Glendale. -- After
a lengthy investigation that included DNA and fingerprints, detectives
arrested Jorge Octavio Peraza-Torres while he was being detained
by ICE pending deportation on an unrelated incident. |
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FAIR Press
Release
H.R.
10: House leadership lauded for excellent work
The Federation for American Immigration
Reform (FAIR) today congratulates the leadership of the House
of Representatives for its work to craft a serious 9/11 Commission
national security bill. -- The House passed H.R.
10, the 9/11 Recommendations Implementation Act, by a vote
of 282-134... |
Mark
Andrew
Dwyer |
Reciprocity
I remember a photo of large Coca-Cola
ad in rural Mexico that was widely circulated by Liberal press
a few decades ago as an ultimate proof of American imperialism's
"shameful" attempts to drive the "pure" Mexican
culture to its extinction. Twenty years later, I realized that
those journalists who had expressed their outrage with "Americanization"
of Mexico and other Latin American countries weren't such cultural
purists after all, at least not as far as the American culture
was concerned. |
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St. Petersburg
Times
Tensions
flare over foreign flags in Florida school
Tampa, Fla. - All any of them wanted
to do was show pride for their Hispanic heritage. -- Juan Balcazar,
Sandra Cardenas, Steffanie Lozano and Gretchen Rexach wore yellow,
blue and red Colombian flags. Ryan Novitch wore a red, white
and blue Puerto Rican bandera. -- None of them imagined it would
escalate to three- and five-day suspensions, allegations of racism
and simmering tensions between white and Hispanic students at
Freedom High School. |
Project
USA |
October
8 Update
In
Kansas, New York, immigration billboards up
ProjectUSA's campaign to help voters
learn about their representatives' immigration votes is underway
in Kansas' District 03 and in New York's District 26. -- In Kansas,
Democratic incumbent Dennis Moore is being challenged by Republican
Kris Kobach. -- Rep. Moore has voted for amnesties for
illegal aliens, and for acceptance of the matricula
consular illegal alien ID card. |
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Colorado
Springs Gazette
Suspect
thought to be Mexican sought in slaying
Colorado Springs police have issued an
arrest warrant for a man they say shot and killed Josue Vega
in an alley behind a bar last month. -- Investigators are looking
for Martin Cruz-Leon. Police say he shot Vega to death during
a dispute near the Wagon Wheel Lounge, 2308 E. Platte Ave., early
Sept. 26. -- Detectives know little about Cruz-Leon... |
Scare
Tactics |
Art Thomason
-- Arizona Republic
Phoenix
rag trots out another Prop. 200 hit squad member
If you're looking for an example of how
Proposition 200 would
work if approved by voters on Nov. 2, the folks in Chandler have
one. But be warned, it's a very costly one. -- Seven years ago,
members of their Police Department enforced federal immigration
law as Proposition 200 would have state and local government
officials do throughout Arizona... |
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Decatur
(Alabama) Daily
Invader
charged in child's death refused bond
For the second time, a Morgan County
Judge denied bond Wednesday for an illegal immigrant whom Decatur
police charged with murder in the alleged alcohol-related traffic
death of 8-year-old Amber Merkl. -- Circuit Judge Glenn Thompson
held a hearing on a motion that Ronald Smith, attorney for Arturo
Lupian, filed asking the judge to set a bond... |
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House of
Representatives
Ose of Calif. amendment to
H.R. 10 succeeds
11:30 am PDT - Amendment will expedite
progress on extending the existing 14-mile border fence south
of San Diego as part of H.R.
10 (intelligence reorganization). |
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House of
Representatives
Smith of N.J. bogus amendment
to H.R. 10 fails committee vote
11:21 am PDT - Amendment would have
stricken certain beneficial rules concerning asylum seekers from
H.R.
10 (intelligence reorganization). This will be voted on again
by the full House. UPDATE: The amendment (No. 14) also failed a vote in the
full House just before noon today, but not by much. |
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Newsday
-- New York
Feds
launch border air patrols from northern NY
Plattsburgh, N.Y. -- A program of beefed
up air patrols designed to safeguard the nation's vast and rugged
northeastern border was to officially begin operations Friday.
-- The new Air and Marine Operations facility opening at a former
Air Force base in northern New York is one of one five that will
be responsible for tightening surveillance along the U.S.- Canadian
border. |
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Charlotte
Observer
Poll:
Stricter immigration laws wanted
Most Carolinians believe it should be
harder for people to immigrate to the United States, according
to the 2004 Carolinas Poll. -- About 80 percent of those surveyed
said they oppose loosening restrictions for America's newest
arrivals. Women and residents ages 35 and older were more likely
to want tougher laws for immigrants entering the country. |
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The Evening
News -- Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
3
Mexican invaders nabbed by Border Patrol
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. -- Border agents operating
under the U.S. DHS arrested three illegal aliens Wednesday evening,
including a man who was sentenced in an Illinois court to 30
years in prison on an aggravated criminal sexual assault. --
The Chippewa County Sheriff Department booked in Juan Aguilar-
Betancourt on Thursday... |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
Prop.
200 camps get out-of-state funding
With less than four weeks before voters
go to the polls Nov. 2, nearly $500,000 has been pouring in from
out of state to defeat or promote the controversial immigration
measure Protect Arizona Now. -- Both campaigns are using most
of the money on media ads, but the foes have not raised significantly
more than those backing Proposition
200. And that could mean trouble for opponents of the measure
that seeks to combat voter and welfare fraud, said Bruce Merrill... |
Support the
Border
Patrol |
Public Service
Announcement
Temecula,
Calif. Rally to Support the Border Patrol - Oct. 9
We are a group of citizens who are fed up with
the invasion of our country by illegal aliens and a government
that condones it. We will be demonstrating in support of the
Border Patrol and Temecula Mayor Mike Naggar, and calling for
the prosecution of those who employ illegal aliens... |
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Associated
Press
U.S.
Alerts Schools About Terror Threat
Washington -- The Education Department
has advised school leaders nationwide to watch for people spying
on their buildings or buses to help detect any possibility of
terrorism like the deadly school siege in Russia.The warning
follows an analysis by the FBI and the Homeland Security Department
of the siege that killed nearly 340 people, many of them students,
in the city of Beslan last month. |
Freeman
Sawyer |
North County
Times -- Oceanside, California
About
time someone took stand
Kudos to Mayor
Mike Naggar! His stand in response to his constituents' complaints
regarding Temecula's illegal worker gathering sites is refreshing.
Most long-standing elected officials blame someone else or play
the politically correct card, instead of actually working on
a solution. -- These sites usually develop into real messes. |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
Car-dealer
group steps up training
In the wake of a sting operation that
targeted used-car dealerships that sold vehicles to immigrant-
and drug-smuggling rings, some small dealerships in Phoenix said
they were shocked, while others applauded authorities for cracking
down on unscrupulous dealers. -- The Arizona Independent Automobile
Dealers Association, meanwhile, is concerned about the possible
fallout for other dealers... |
Bryanna
Bevens |
VDare.com
Buy
One Coyote, Get One Scapegoat Free
Last December, Border Patrol agent James
Paul Epling spotted five people illegally crossing the U.S./Mexico
border, near where the Colorado River separates Arizona and California.
He chased them, on foot, for four miles. -- Then Epling saw that
one suspect, a Chinese woman, was drowning as she attempted to
cross the river... |
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