Thursday, November 17, 2005

Hollywood Vs. America Law & Order Episode Exposes Enemy Within Former Senator Fred Thompson appears in anti- American propaganda hit piece. Law & Order - NBC - November 16 We Saw It Coming     We knew it was coming. That's why we set up Propaganda Watch. Hollywood didn't fail us. Last night's Law & Order episode did a hatchet job on the Minutemen, suggesting that they were responsible for the deaths of 17 illegal aliens in a semi-truck (The ringleader was Honduran).     "This script by Nicholas Wooton (check out this award) suggests that Casey Nethercott had put up a defense in the Texas civil case when, in fact, he did not." Spencer said Americans can expect to see more of this kind of blatant, pro invasion propaganda. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

KUTV -- Salt Lake City Mexicans charged with importing squatters portrayed as victims A couple [of Mexican nationals were] indicted Thursday on charges of smuggling two girls and a young woman into Utah for $1,700 apiece, then extorting them for a higher fee of $2,800 with threats of killing their relatives in Mexico. -- A 14-year-old girl was picked up at a job where she worked 12 hours a night, six days a week.

KLTV -- Tyler, Texas U.S., Mexico negotiating to set up customs port in Kansas City Shipping U.S. vehicles and electronics to Mexico may become much cheaper and faster next year. -- That's when the first Mexican customs facility in the U.S. is expected to open in the Midwest. -- It's nearly one-thousand miles to the border from Kansas City.

ALIPAC Invader deported before chance to be tried for DUI death Yadkinville, NC -- The deportation has frustrated local law- enforcement officers and angered some residents, who say that Ignacio Benitez should have been brought to justice. -- Normally, [illegal aliens... criminals] who are accused of crimes must stand trial in the United States and serve any resulting prison time before they are deported.

Dominican Today -- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Labor leaders emphasize "migrants'" contribution to Arizona Tucson -- ...Isabel Garcia said she was very happy with the AFL- CIO's February decision to include the rights of immigrants within the larger discussion of labor rights in general. -- "The contributions to the economy of the state of Arizona by immigrants, documented or undocumented, are innumerable," said Esteban Rodriguez...[Also see: Propaganda Watch]

Dean Stier -- Federal Observer Culture Shock - Reap What You Sow Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman recently vented his disgust and frustration at the graffiti that plagues the city's newly installed freeways and neighborhoods. Mayor Goodman said exactly what a majority of law- abiding citizens are thinking but are afraid to say out loud.

¡México!

Voice of America More outrageous demands from hostile, arrogant Mexicans Mexican migration experts are urging the Bush administration to press ahead with a temporary migrant worker program to improve cross- border security and save the lives of hundreds of people who are dying in their attempts to cross illegally into the United States. [See: Meddling Mexicans]

KFDX-TV -- Texoma Suspected drug smuggler shot by Border Patrol agent A Border Patrol agent shot an alleged drug smuggler along the Texas - Mexico border. Teams of investigators from the U.S. Border Patrol and the Laredo Police were at the crime scene Wednesday afternoon. A representative for Border Patrol says a man was shot...

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

Stockton Record Language barrier led to fatal shooting, family says Stockton, Calif. -- The man shot and killed by police near Cesar Chavez High School on Saturday would still be alive if he was able to communicate with officers or police had sent someone who could speak Spanish, said relatives of Gustavo Peña Izaguirre on Wednesday. -- Peña, a recent immigrant from Mexico, was killed by police...

Fresno Bee Another step in securing borders Lawmakers moved closer Wednesday to tightening U.S. borders and better regulating immigration. -- Get used to that sentence. Something like it will be repeated often over the next few months, as Congress lumbers toward completing its latest immigration and border package. [Related Washington Times item]

Torrance Daily Breeze Putting the Sneak in Sneakers The high-top sneakers cost $215 at a San Diego boutique, but the designer is giving them away to migrants before they cross to this side of the U.S.-Mexico border. -- These are no ordinary shoes. -- A compass and flashlight dangle from one shoelace. The pocket in the tongue is for money or pain relievers...

El Paso Times Program to expedite deportation of invaders in El Paso A program aiming to end the "catch-and-release" practice of setting undocumented immigrants free onto U.S. streets is coming to El Paso. -- It is called "expedited removal," and it allows immigration officials to deport immigrants from countries other than Mexico in half the time...

No Illegals!

Boston Globe House delays invader tuition bill vote House Speaker Salvatore F. DiMasi has put off consideration of a controversial bill that would extend in-state tuition rates to [illegal aliens... criminals], but supporters and foes of the measure expect a pitched battle over the proposal early next year. -- Yesterday marked the end of this year's formal legislative session...

WNEP-TV -- Philadelphia Raid nets many suspected invaders Federal agents dropped in on a distribution center that is under construction in Schuylkill County Thursday morning to round up workers who are allegedly in this country illegally. -- Agents from ICE, state police and members of the Schuylkill County Sheriff's office arrived at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center that is going up...

Lizcano

WFAA-TV -- Dallas Why was officer's alleged killer not deported? ...If ICE had identified Juan Lizcano as an illegal immigrant, Officer Brian Jackson might still be alive. -- ICE missed two opportunities to detain and deport Lizcano. The first came when the suspect was arrested for making a terroristic threat on Sept. 11. It happened again six days later, when Lizcano was arrested for driving while intoxicated.

American Patrol Army leaving border? We received a call at 10:25 am from an eyewitness who said he observed several Stryker armored vehicles in New Mexico on I-10 headed toward Deming. These vehicles will probably be returning to Ft. Lewis, Wash. by rail.

Houston Chronicle Report: Immigrants may not hurt wages There is no clear evidence that an influx of immigrant workers hurts the earnings of U.S.-born workers over the long term, the Congressional Budget Office director told a House committee Wednesday. -- "It might seem obvious that the arrival of immigrants would lower the wages of native workers," Douglas Holtz- Eakin said... [See: Propaganda Watch]

USA Today Momentum builds for fence along U.S.-Mexican border A once-radical idea to build a 2,000-mile steel- and- wire fence on the U.S.- Mexican border is gaining momentum amid warnings that terrorists can easily sneak into the country. -- In Congress, a powerful Republican lawmaker this week proposed building such a fence across the entire border and two dozen other lawmakers signed on. And via the Internet, a group called weneedafence.com...

Rocky Mountain News Invaders focus of GOP hearing ...Madeleine Cosman, former professor of medical law at City College in New York, said illegal immigrants in California are giving birth to sick children to collect welfare. -- Yeh Ling-Ling of the Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America warned that Mexicans are planning to "reconquer" the southwestern United States...

National Review L'Intifada en Los Estados Unidos -- The French riots and us ...As Muslim insurgents burn France's suburban Occupied Territories, Americans can be forgiven for thinking "Thank God we have Mexicans and not Arabs." Mexicans are Christian and politically passive, and large numbers of them and their children have assimilated thoroughly into the American people.

WXIA-TV -- Atlanta Raid Nets $12 Million in Cocaine Federal agents said they uncovered clear evidence that Atlanta is becoming a major wholesale distribution center for illegal drugs from Mexico. -- A raid on a rented home in the Ben Hill community of Fulton County this week netted $12 million in cocaine, as well as an estimated $2 million in cash.

Washington Times Will state hit brakes on illegals driver's licenses? The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration is not awarding driver's licenses to [illegal aliens... criminals] in a timely fashion, according to a government-funded advocacy group that has filed a lawsuit in Baltimore Circuit Court. -- This is as it should be in a state that has rolled out a welcome mat to the illegal aliens streaming across the Rio Grande.

San Diego Union-Tribune Argument between "migrant workers" leads to stabbing Carlsbad, Calif. -- A migrant worker was beaten and stabbed early Wednesday morning after getting into an argument with another man. -- The victim was drinking beer with three other men in a field off of Glasgow Drive near Tamarack Avenue, where some migrant encampments are located, just after midnight...

Bush Country

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Funds for jailing illegal immigrants still falling short Congressional authorization last week to repay states $405 million in 2006 for the costs associated with keeping [illegal aliens... criminals] locked up was welcome news. -- It's the largest allocation for such costs in four years $100 million more than last year and it shows that federal lawmakers realize they have some culpability...

San Diego Union-Tribune Tijuana-Otay Mesa tunnel discovered Mexican and U.S. authorities are investigating a cross- border tunnel found yesterday near the Otay Mesa Port of Entry. -- The Tijuana police department, in a statement released last night, said the tunnel was about 50 feet long, and its entrance was accessible from a street on the Mexican side.

Colorado Daily -- Boulder GOP holds immigration-reform hearing Republicans seeking a crackdown on illegal immigrants convened an informal hearing Wednesday, urging lawmakers to stop what they call a "silent invasion" of the United States. -- Former Senate President John Andrews, who now heads a conservative think tank, said the issue is not whether the country should welcome immigrants, but how...