Friday, October 29, 2004

Violence and Terror on the Border Mexican and Central American Gangs Growing Threat Lou Dobbs Tonight - October 28 Casey Wian: Mexican and Central American gangs have spread their drug and immigrant smuggling operations into the United States. Heather MacDonald: There's no reason why a committed Al Qaeda terrorist can't present themselves to these groups, be it Mara Salvatrucha, or the 18th Street gang in Southern California and say, here's the cash, bring me across. Watch (Includes segment on Prop. 200) Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Dallas Morning News Obsessed Mexicans keep close eye on U.S. vote Mexico City -- As the U.S. presidential election nears, Mexicans are watching closely, many of them concerned about the impact it may have on their country. -- For many Mexicans, analysts say, the key question is which candidate, President Bush or Sen. John Kerry, can best deliver long-awaited immigration changes that would allow Mexican workers to cross borders legally.

Carolina Morning News -- Hilton Head, S.C. 'Forum' on invasion inflames passions More than 100 people gathered at a Hilton Head school Tuesday night to discuss illegal immigrants and their impact on the Lowcountry. -- But "free" speech was checked at the door. -- Citizens for a Better Community said they paid to rent the auditorium, had a limited amount of time to present their information and would not allow outraged Hispanics to respond to their claims that immigrants have stolen jobs, ruined affordable housing...

KGTV - San Diego Policy Might Change For Invader Prosecutions San Diego -- In an exclusive 10News report, investigative reporter Thom Jensen learned that the San Diego Office of the U.S. Attorney has advised the Border Patrol they want to change the way the Department of Justice does business. -- The Department of Justice wants to "scrutinize more closely the immigration and criminal history" defendants...

H. Millard

The buck never stops with George W. Bush There's a principle of leadership that holds that one can always delegate authority, but one can never delegate responsibility. In other words, if you're the boss you're responsible for what happens on your watch. The buck is supposed to stop with you. This principle of leadership appears to be alien to George W. Bush and the assorted clowns, neocons, sycophants, preppies and other phonies...

San Francisco Business Journal Wells Fargo matricula accounts surpass half-million mark Wells Fargo & Co. said the number of accounts opened using the Mexican matricula card rose above 500,000 since the San Francisco bank pioneered the acceptance of the card almost three years ago. -- The company said it is now opening an average of more than 700 accounts a day for Hispanics using the matricula card, a seven-fold increase over the three-year period.

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MALDEF Protest coming up November 5 - Hollywood Click headline for full details.

ALIPAC.com License Issue Explodes: Invaders charged in gang rape had valid licenses Three weeks ago, seven men were charged with gang raping a woman in Huntersville. Most people probably don't associate Governor Mike Easley and the Division of Motor Vehicles with the crime, but there is a connection. -- All seven men charged in the rape have two critical things in common. All are illegal aliens...

Fire Dreier

John and Ken Show - KFI Radio Target of 'Political Human Sacrifice' squealing like stuck pig John & Ken received a federal complaint filed by the Dreier Campaign and the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) regarding Political Human Sacrifice! John & Ken are asking all our listeners to contact the NRCC and let them know what you think about the complaint... [Dump Dreier -- Matthews for Congress]

American Border Patrol Shutting down 'Highway 101'? American Border Patrol ran a mission Thursday evening to check out how well the new Border Patrol camera towers were working. Posting a Tac Ops team near the tower, ABP observed activity in the San Pedro River corridor, or what has been called "Highway 101" because of the high volume of illegal alien traffic...

Desert Sun -- Palm Springs Questions surround guest-worker idea President Bush insists the country needs a guest-worker program that "matches willing foreign workers with willing American employers" in order to fix the country's broken immigration system. -- Several lawmakers agree and have offered guest-worker programs for Congress to consider. Even Democratic nominee Sen. John Kerry backs the idea of creating a limited guest-worker plan...

American Border Patrol American Border Patrol to join caravan American Border Patrol will join in a caravan around Sierra Vista, Az. this Saturday. The Caravan "Remember this November" will call attention to the border problem and show support for the Border Patrol. The caravan will assemble at the parking lot on the south side of Fry Blvd. near 7th Street (same parking lot where Auto Zone is located) and will depart at noon. ABP will display its Border Hawk UAVs.

Arizona Republic - Phoenix Legal challenge dismissed -- Prop. 200 foes concede defeat Opponents of Arizona's immigration initiative will not appeal a judge's decision Thursday to dismiss a last-minute legal challenge, clearing the way for Proposition 200 votes to be counted. -- Campaigns returned their focus Thursday to winning over voters while attorneys considered ways to carry out the measure or strike it down on appeal should it pass.

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Re: Kyl makes Sierra Vista appearance To the Editor of the Sierra Vista Herald: What a weasely way for Senator Jon "Weather vane" Kyl to admit that he supports amnesty for illegal aliens.  He says that deporting them is "unrealistic." Sounds a lot like Assa Hutchinson...

Nuts

Princeton (New Jersey) Packet Nutty scheme proposed to ease invader-cop tension The Princeton Borough Council on Tuesday unanimously supported drafting a resolution calling on federal immigration officers not to identify themselves as police officers during raids on suspected illegal immigrants, but took a cautious approach toward an ordinance limiting the role of borough police in such raids. -- Ryan Stark Lilienthal (a shyster who says it's not a crime to violate immigration laws) proposed an ordinance...

Washington Times Day labor nuisance arrests not tied to illegals drive Prince William County police said yesterday that recent arrests of day laborers in Woodbridge had nothing to do with a crackdown on illegal immigrants. -- "This was purely a community maintenance issue," said Capt. Tim Rudy. "To us, this was not a day laborer issue or an immigration issue. It was a group of county people breaking a county ordinance."

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Donald A. Collins

Washington Dispatch U.S. Elections Are Vulnerable to Non-Citizen Voting Fraud A senior researcher at the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) has for some time been reviewing the likely voting fraud problems which will accompany the coming elections next week. -- His conclusions and that of many other experts who have done similar inquiries are ominous: Without doubt, U.S. elections are very vulnerable to non citizen voting fraud.

Washington Times Justice to monitor voting in 25 states The Justice Department yesterday said it will send out 1,090 federal poll watchers to monitor elections in 25 states, three times as many as in 2000, as Democrats and Republicans squabbled in an escalating war of words over potential voter fraud and intimidation. -- Meanwhile, [FAIR] yesterday warned that little is being done to protect against non-U.S. citizens' casting what could be the deciding votes.

S.J. Miller -- MichNews.com Arizona's Prop 200 Nears Election Day Another example of the Republic's determination to "hush-up" anything negative about illegal immigration was a title assigned in their October 22 issue: "Migrants' van driver shot by lawman."  Had they chosen an accurate (although politically-incorrect) title, "Smugglers' van driver shot by Border Patrol..."

McCain

Nogales (Arizona) International RINO McCain trolls Nogales, whines about Prop. 200 ...[Sen. John] McCain (RINO-Az) said he is opposed to Proposition 200, which will be on Tuesday's ballot. -- "It's a manifestation of the frustration many of our citizens of Arizona feel about the problems of illegal immigration, including a border that's not secure. -- "We cannot reward them, but we cannot plan mass shipments of people out of this country," McCain said. [Why not?]

Derbez Watch

El Universal -- Mexico City Annoying Mexicans still obsessed with invading U.S. Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas -- Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez said Thursday that Mexico will press its agenda of a migration accord with the U.S. regardless of who wins the Nov. 2 presidential elections there. -- Derbez said both President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry have made it clear they are interested in maintaining constant dialogue with Mexico City. [See: Meddling Mexicans]

Cisneros Watch

The Journal Times -- Racine, Wisconsin Disgraced liar and Clinton crony touts Kerry scheme ...[Former HUD secretary and housing pimp Henry] Cisneros also detailed some of the outlines of the immigration policy in a Kerry administration. He criticized the Bush administration's guest worker plan, saying it's "not practical." Cisneros said that during the first 100 days of a Kerry administration there will be a more comprehensive plan that "will recognize the dignity of workers."

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Invaders fret 'sweeps' Dirt-poor Mexican teen Rodrigo Perez Sanchez illegally crossed the border into the United States in 1971 in search of a good job and found his way to the Northwest. -- Since then, he's worked hard, acquired a house and a few thousand dollars in savings. He's also acquired a long criminal rap sheet, including convictions for first-degree rape, felony assault and two instances of DUI.