Monday, November 14, 2005

Cokie: Hispanics Want Invasion Resistance Will Turn Mexicans Into Democrats Cokie Roberts See truth of 187 fallout This Week with George Stephanopoulous - Nov. 13 Cokie Roberts: George Bush came to Washington from Texas where he had succeed in his second election in getting 49% of the Hispanic vote...he has tried to reach out. He understands the importance of this fastest growing minority group in the country - the fastest growing voter group. And yet the Republicans are just determined to shoot themselves in the foot... In California Hispanics were signing up in the Republican Party in the Reagan years. Then Proposition 187 comes along and the scene is anti-Mexican, anti-immigrant. Watch Nonsense: If you try to stop the Mexican invasion, Mexicans will vote against you? An even better reason to stop it. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

NBC San Diego B.P. agent shoots suspect after attempted machete attack San Diego -- In the latest example of surging violence at the U.S.- Mexico border, a border patrol agent opened fire on a suspect in East County after the man took a swing at him with a machete. -- The unusual attack took place near Campo on Sunday afternoon, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department...

RINO McCain

Federation for American Immigration Reform Why the Kennedy-McCain sham will destroy America The Capitol Hill Club, literally steps from the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C., is a popular venue for members of Congress to address special interests concerning their legislative views. On June 20, 2005, Senator John McCain spoke at the Club to a meeting of the American League of Lobbyists, promoting the Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act...

Camacho

North County Times Mexican invader guilty in shooting death of cop After less than 10 hours of deliberation, a Superior Court jury on Monday found gang member Adrian Camacho guilty of first-degree murder in the June 2003 slaying of an Oceanside police rookie. -- The jury's job is not done. On Nov. 28, the panel will reconvene to begin hearing testimony that could decide whether Camacho gets the death penalty or life in prison...

Arizona Daily Star Officers make numerous drug busts at border ports of entry U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized more than 58 pounds of methamphetamines, 18 pounds of cocaine and 100 pounds of marijuana during the weekend at ports of entry in Nogales, Ariz. -- On Friday, officers at the Mariposa Port of Entry seized more than 32 pounds of meth from a Nogales, Son., Mex. man...

Mike Bailey -- Suburban Chicago Newspapers It's about the law, not racism Several hours before the Minuteman organizational meeting in Elgin Thursday, Dale Asis, director of the Coalition of African, Asian, European and Latino Immigration of Illinois, called me. He had written a letter, he said, and he wanted us to publish it. -- The suggested headline on the letter began "Minutemen are racists"...

Daneen G. Peterson, Ph.D. -- MichNews.com Insanity Reigns -- Gov't 'Aids and Abets' Illegal Aliens! (Part 1) As a nation, it seems we've already left behind our proud history, becoming more and more impotent, day by day.  We seem to be sitting quietly on the sidelines ,while our American culture and language are being  ripped  from our control!  Why have we allowed the government of Mexico to execute a de facto war by encouraging tens of millions of their poorest citizens to illegally enter America?

Coming Up Nov. 21 Orange County, California Fundraisers for Congressional Candidate Jim Gilchrist

Pueblo Chieftain Invasion issues cause groups to clash Denver -- A group of people are upset that Gov. Bill Owens didn't reject out of hand another group's proposal calling for holding areas for [illegal aliens... criminals] awaiting deportation. -- Calling that idea a return of the internments camps the U.S. government created for Japanese Americans during World War II, a group of "religious leaders, human rights activists, the business and legal communities..."

Tom Tancredo

PHXNews.com Tancredo asks where Alito stands on anchor baby issue Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) urged Senate Judiciary Chairman Arlen Specter to ask the President's Supreme Court nominee about the supposed guarantee of birthright citizenship in the Fourteenth Amendment. -- The Fourteenth Amendment's language relevant to birthright citizenship is...

KHOU-TV -- Houston Officials round up suspected illegals Immigration officials rounded up a van full of suspected [illegal aliens... criminals] Sunday night in northwest Houston. -- The sting happened at the El Cuco restaurant. -- An ICE official said there is an ongoing investigation for violation of immigration laws. They said they executed several enforcement actions sometime before midnight.

R. Cort Kirkwood -- The New American Paris Aflame: Preview of America's Future? Radical Islam has engulfed France. Paris is burning. Australian authorities have collared a terror cell. Months ago, bomb attacks hit London. In 2004, it was Madrid. -- All these events have something in common, and it isn't just a link to what the Bush administration and its talk radio echo chamber calls "Islamofascism." The common ingredients are unrestricted immigration...

Onslaught

Lawrence (Kansas) Journal-World Hispanic immigration changing face of county They've come to fry fast food, scrub dishes, landscape yards and put roofs on homes [most illegally]. -- Some came straight from Mexico or other Latin American countries. Others have been living in the United States for years, but have only recently found their way to the Lawrence area. Some have visas, but many don't [making them criminals].

WFAA-TV -- Dallas Mexican invader held in shooting death of officer Across the force, Dallas police officers are grieving for one of their own after he was killed in a gunfight early Sunday morning. -- Police said Officer Brian Jackson was shot under the arm in the 2400 block of North Henderson Avenue in East Dallas after he chased a gunman on foot who had reportedly threatened his ex-girlfriend... [More antics by Bush's 'willing workers']

Washington Times Illegals' activity increases violence Baltimore -- When three children were found nearly beheaded last year, police struggled to uncover a motive for the slayings. -- One possibility, raised during the trial of two men charged with the killings, tied the deaths to the smuggling of illegal aliens.

Onslaught

El Paso Times 'Migrants' may leave countries battered by weather North America's recent hurricanes likely will result in more immigrants from weather- ravaged countries trying to head north of the U.S.- Mexico border, while U.S. cars damaged by Katrina make their way to markets south of the border. -- Since Oct. 1, CBP agents have intercepted several hundred [illegal alien... criminal] Central Americans...

Chertoff

Washington Times Senate puts Chertoff on notice Concerned that the nation's borders are not properly protected against terrorists, illegal aliens and drug smugglers, a Senate committee warned Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff [a citizen of both Israel and the U. S.] that if he fails to correct the situation promptly, they will...

Newsday -- New York Two wanted on separate Interpol warrants caught at U.S. border Buffalo, N.Y. -- U.S. border officials arrested two international fugitives as they tried to enter the country hours apart. One was wanted for murder in Bosnia- Herzegovina, the other for human trafficking in Belgium. -- Eris Copa, an Albanian- born Canadian, was detained at the Peace Bridge in Buffalo...

Danbury News-Times Illegal apartments big hazard ...In Danbury, illegal apartments are everywhere, according to the city officials who seek them out. They are in every neighborhood in every part of the city. They are more common in the city's urban core, where multi-family housing is already present and where much of the city's immigrant population lives.

Onslaught

KRIS-TV -- Corpus Christi Half of Salvadoran illegal immigrants detained in South Texas More than half of the [illegal aliens... criminals] from El Salvador who slipped into the United States came through South Texas. -- Federal authorities say more than 3,000 Salvadoran [illegal aliens... criminals] have been detained in the Border Patrol's Rio Grande Valley sector so far this fiscal year. [Related item]

Wall Street Journal English-only employers facing suits Hispanic employees at a Sephora store in New York say their ability to speak Spanish was crucial when they were selling lipstick and eye shadow to well-heeled Chilean and Argentine tourists. But they say that if they uttered any Spanish to each other, even in the lunch room, they were reprimanded by managers.

Carlos Luken -- Mexidata.info Why France is burning -- A Mexican perspective While rioting in France resembles barricade scenes from Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables," the French insurrectionists and characters of Jean Valjean and Marius are replaced by mobs of Muslim-Afro youth on an anarchical rampage to protest their miserable existence. In stark contrast with the narrative, Inspector Javert's overzealous persecution has been strangely absent.

Public Enemy #1

Dallas Morning News Editorial Washington is (finally) getting serious about the onslaught ...President Bush is expected to travel to the U.S./Mexico border after Thanksgiving to highlight the crisis that exists from Brownsville to San Diego. Capitol Hill conservatives believe the president should pay closer attention to lawlessness in places like Nuevo Laredo, so this trip could be his response to them.