Friday, May 13, 2005

Bonner Bashed by Davis Committee Customs and Border Protection Chief on Defensive Member of Committee on Government Reform Lou Dobbs Tonight - May 12 Rep. Brown-Waite (R FL): A couple of years ago we might have bought that they're doing jobs that average Americans won't do. So we have to come up with another excuse as to why we are so lax. Rep. Souder (R IN): Does CBP have a strategic plan to address border security? Rep. Duncan (R-TN): Why do you have so many people who aren't wanting to do their jobs in this agency Mr. Bonner? Robert Bonner: We're talking about numbers that are overwhelming. If we're serious about the border we're going to have to get some real technology and we're going to have to add some more Border Patrol Agents. Davis Committee Information Watch Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Help Keep L.A. from Becoming a Mexican City L.A. activist Hal Netkin is fighting an uphill battle against the PC mainstream media to expose former MEChA leader, ACLU stooge, and current mayoral candidate Antonio Villaraigosa (shown at left with a fellow MEChA nuisance Cruz Bustamante) for the anti-American scoundrel that he is. Visit BadMayor.com and help support his efforts...

WTOC-TV -- Savannah Invader confesses to decade-old murder Cold Case is a wildly popular hit CBS television show. But Port Wentworth has a real-life cold case that's even more fascinating, a ten-year-old murder. Both victim and suspect the kind of people who come and go and are hard to track. -- But persistent police work and some luck cracked the town's oldest unsolved murder...

Washington Post Two immigration lawyers charged with fraud Federal agents arrested two lawyers and searched their downtown D.C. law firms yesterday, accusing them of preparing phony employment documents that allowed scores of people to immigrate to the United States, officials said. -- Irwin Jay Fredman, of Bethesda, Md., and Sergei Danilov, of McLean, Va., were charged with committing immigration fraud...

U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement 90 Mexicans booted by ICE Atlanta -- A 40 year-old convicted murderer was among 90 Mexicans removed here during the month of April by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deportation officers. -- Valentine Villezcas-De La Rosa entered the United States illegally at Columbus, New Mexico in 1984 and was convicted of manslaughter in May 2000...

Garcia-Gomez

Rocky Mountain News Reward now at $100,000 for illegal alien cop-killer suspect Los Angeles -- The reward for suspected cop killer Raul Garcia- Gomez jumped to $100,000 Thursday as the national manhunt focused on the L.A. area and police began to fear that their suspect might already have slipped into Mexico. -- "I've got a message for Raul Garcia-Gomez and your friends," said Denver police Division Chief Dave Fisher...

Jim Kolbe

Sierra Vista Herald-Review RINO Kolbe backing insane McCain/Kennedy amnesty scheme Three U.S. congressmen from Arizona have proposed a bill that would seek a new guest- worker program that would allow a way for foreign workers to apply for residency. -- The bill, which was unveiled Thursday, received immediate rejection by another congressman from Arizona, who called the proposal "a transparent path to amnesty."

Coming Up May 14 Protest the Offensive Reconquista Monument Baldwin Park, Calif. -- Noon to 2 pm

Riverside Press-Enterprise Teen stabbed to death in Corona, Calif. A 15-year-old Centennial High School student was stabbed to death at an apartment complex in Corona, according to authorities. -- [The PE report doesn't say that the victim was black, and that the three assailants were Hispanics. This was reported on 5/13/05 by KCAL-TV and KCBS-TV, Los Angeles. The assailants remain at large. There is a $10,000 reward being offered for info leading to their apprehension.]

Coming Up May 16 Protest the Illegal Alien Invasion Denver City & County Bldg. -- Noon

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The News-Times Invasion cheerleaders planning march in Connecticut Danbury, Conn. -- Immigrants are not terrorists or criminals, said Wilson Hernandez [but illegals ARE criminals]. -- What they need is support, said Hernandez, coordinator for the Danbury Area Coalition for the Rights of Immigrants. [ What they need is 'deport'.]

San Gabriel Valley Tribune Crackpot 'artist' says activists are the 'contemporary Klan' World- renowned artist Judy Baca came to Baldwin Park about 13 years ago and had a vision for a piece of art to best reflect the city's history. -- Then she built Danza Indigenas, a monument that stands at the Metrolink station [view the offensive piece]. | [A protest will be held on Saturday, May 14 in Baldwin Park. Click here for details]

San Antonio Express-News Four Americans vanish in Mexico Nuevo Laredo, Mexico -- Four Americans from the Laredo, Texas area, including an eight-year Navy veteran, have been missing since Saturday, when they headed for Nuevo Laredo together in the wee hours, officials and family members say. -- The U.S. government recently reissued a travel alert for the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border...

Villaraigosa

Bruin Alumni Association Ex-gang-banger Villaraigosa renounces MEChA On May 11 at a morning campaign press conference, Antonio Villaraigosa was asked for the second time in three days about his ties to MEChA. Two days earlier on Monday at a North Hollywood press conference, Villaraigosa responded flippantly, "I was in the Boy Scouts, too." -- This time, with the Bruin Alumni Association banner "Renounce MEChA" pressed up against the window... [Also See: Racista Mechista]

Financial Times -- UK Mexicans 'Furious' - Revealing remarks spewed by Creel Santiago Creel on passage of the Real ID Act: "Taking away the possibility of obtaining driving licenses for people who are working in legal jobs, who pay their taxes there, who send remittances home here, seems to us to be an extreme measure, particularly given the new understanding that we thought we had after the re-election of President Bush."

Invasion

San Diego Union-Tribune New buzz in the immigration debate In a Tijuana shelter, recently repatriated migrants ponder how they will get back across the border to their jobs in the United States. -- In East County, residents whose homes and ranches abut illegal border-crossing routes matter-of-factly give water to migrants who limp onto their property seeking help, then promptly dial the Border Patrol.

Cedillo

UCLA Daily Bruin 'One Bill Gil' Cedillo talks 'invaders' rights' at UCLA State Sen. Gil Cedillo spoke at Royce Hall Thursday night in an event hosted by the Honors Fellows to discuss a variety of topics, including driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants [criminals]. -- Cedillo has pushed for driver's licenses for [illegals] for years, but has faced heated opposition from those who say that illegal immigrants do not deserve licenses. [They deserve deportation]

Joseph Farah -- WorldNetDaily.com Does Bush believe in free market? Maybe I sound like a one-note Johnny beating to death this issue of illegal alien "cheap labor." -- But, I believe, when President Bush tells us we need to keep our back door wide open because "there are some jobs Americans will not do," he is acknowledging a profound lack of faith in the free enterprise system and the law of supply and demand.

Bloomberg Meddling Mexican tycoons want amnesty, cite NAFTA Carlos Slim, Latin America's richest businessman, and Cemex SA Chairman Lorenzo Zambrano called on the U.S. to pass an immigration accord to allow freer movement of workers, in line with increased trade in North America. -- The U.S., Mexico and Canada have failed to take steps to improve on the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement...

Burt Prelutsky -- Washington Times Playing the raza card Out here in Southern California, a local Spanish- language TV station caused a stink recently by putting up several billboards reaching out to potential viewers in Los Angeles, Mexico. Predictably, as soon as outraged Americans complained, they were accused of being racists. -- How is it, I keep asking myself, that it's only the biggest racists in America who are given carte blanche to condemn others...

Garcia-Gomez

American Renaissance Tancredo Asks Hickenlooper for Answers Congressman Tom Tancredo expressed strong concern about the Hickenlooper administration's handling of the recent tragic shootings of Detectives Donald Young and Jack Bishop. The lead suspect in the crime, Raul Garcia-Gomez, is a Mexican national who had been stopped on three prior instances without a U.S. driver's license or valid insurance.

East Valley Tribune -- Mesa Schey's mob frees invaders caught by Army reservist Illegal immigrants [criminals] an Army reservist held at gunpoint were freed late Wednesday - and the people who freed them [South African menace Peter Schey and his cohorts] vow to prove that the soldier should be the one in jail. -- Arizona's citizen's arrest law allows a person to arrest someone committing a felony...

Reuters McCain/Kennedy scam a pig with more lipstick ...Colorado Rep. Tom Tancredo, a Republican who would supports cracking down on illegal immigrants [criminals], said the bill offered amnesty to millions of people who had broken U.S. laws by entering the country illegally. -- "There is a little more lipstick on this pig than there was before, but it's most certainly the same old pig," he said.

Mark Krikorian -- National Review Fool Me Twice, Shame on Me -- (The McCain/Kennedy Shamnesty) The McCain/Kennedy amnesty bill has been unveiled, and it's the same hoax we've fallen for before. -- Like the telemarketer who bilks a widow and then comes back in a different guise to charge a fee to "help" her get the original money back, the anti-borders crowd created today's immigration crisis and is now offering as a solution the very policies that got us in this mess in the first place.

Investors Business Daily Northern Exposure National Security: The Arizona Minutemen have announced plans to expand their mission to the Canadian border, where the only thing a terrorist might need to enter the U.S. is a good pair of snowshoes. -- The Minutemen's success in demonstrating how to stop the flood of illegal immigrants from Mexico, among whose numbers terrorists might hide...

Arizona Daily Star 3 1/2-year FBI coke sting catches 21 in uniform Sixteen people - members of the U.S. armed forces, prison guards, a federal port inspector and a Nogales, Ariz., police officer - were trapped in an FBI cocaine sting, with 11 pleading guilty to conspiracy charges in federal court Thursday. -- Five more Davis-Monthan Air Force Base personnel were also charged in what officials called a widespread corruption scandal...

RINO McCain

Phoenix Business Journal Conservatives blast absurd McCain-Kennedy amnesty scheme Conservative immigration hawks are assailing a new immigration-reform package introduced Thursday by Arizona Sen. John McCain, U.S. Reps. Jeff Flake and Jim Kolbe and Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy. -- The McCain- Kennedy bill includes a guest worker program and pathway towards legal status for illegals...

Arizona Republic Anti-invader bills sent to governor The Legislature on Thursday sent Gov. Janet Napolitano two bills targeting undocumented immigrants, amid protests from Democrats who thought employers should be penalized, too. -- The measures, House Bills 2592 and 2030, will move on to Napolitano without the employer sanctions provisions.

Concord (New Hampshire) Monitor More Mexican invaders charged under trespassing law The police cited two illegal immigrants during a routine traffic stop under the state's criminal trespass law, a strategy first used in New Ipswich last month. -- Sergio Ruiz-Robles, and Margarito Jaramillo Escobar, both of Nashua, were issued the summons on Tuesday night after they were stopped along Route 102. They produced Mexican government identifications...

What Homeland Security?

Washington Times Border Patrol told to stand down in Arizona U.S. Border Patrol agents have been ordered not to arrest illegal aliens along the section of the Arizona border where protesters patrolled last month because an increase in apprehensions there would prove the effectiveness of Minuteman volunteers, The Washington Times has learned. -- More than a dozen agents, all of whom asked not to be identified...

Associated Press Border Patrol Takes Fire From Across Border Border Patrol agents come under automatic weapons fire from across the Rio Grande after finding a truck being loaded with drugs at the Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge south of Alamo (Texas). -- No agents were injured in the exchange. All Border Patrol agents in the area, as well as all local law enforcement agencies responded to the scene. It is unknown if agents were able to wound their attackers across the border.