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Friday, November 25, 2005 |
Bush To Border
Something Afoot
Composite image by American Patrol |
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Smoke
and Mirrors?
On the heels of open-border Jim
Kolbe's retirement, rumors are flying that George Bush will
announce a crackdown on the border. Skeptics say he will back
Peter
King's bill because it doesn't have any real teeth and then
wait six months and push for his guest worker program. (King
is a friend of illegals). Stay tuned.
Note: American
Border Patrol will be sending live video over the Internet
from the Border Hawk M during Bush's visit. Also, on 1/2/06 ABP
will issue a report to Congress on the Border Patrol. |
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Bob Haran
-- MichNews.com
Congressman
Jim Kolbe
Regarding Congressman Jim Kolbe's decision
not to run for reelection, in a word, "Hallelujah."
-- When someone retires or passes away, we try to say something
nice about that person, we downplay his negatives and point out
his positives. I would like to do the same for Congressman Jim
Kolbe, but I really don't have the time to do that much research... |
Idiot
Alert! |
Matt Zalaznick
-- Vail Daily
Pro-invasion
crackpot Zalaznick spews hilarious swill
In a choice between hordes of [illegal
aliens... criminals] and amber waves of racism, America's
better off with aliens looking for a better life. -- What's with
the anti-immigration movement, anyway? Is it full of racists,
xenophobes or patriots? Maybe slightly racist xenophobes convinced
they're acting patriotically? |
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American
Border Patrol
Invader onslaught definitely out of
control
American Border Patrol reports that at 5:55 pm (MT) two Naco,
Arizona Border Patrol invader- detection ground sensors had hits
totaling 110 hits, one for 90 and another for twenty. The invasion
is accelerating. |
'The Boot' |
Associated
Press
Ohio
Cleric to Be Deported for Terror Ties
Federal authorities arrested an Islamic
religious leader Friday as they began the process of deporting
him for lying about ties to terrorist groups. -- Imam Fawaz Damra,
the spiritual leader of Ohio's largest mosque, was convicted
in June 2004 of concealing ties to three groups... |
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American
Border Patrol
Invader influx appears to be increasing
American Border Patrol reports that
traffic across the border seems to be reaching a new plateau.
In one two minute period today Naco ground sensors reported 47
hits. At 2:36 pm MST agents were chasing a group of illegals
1/4 mile from Glenn Spencer's home. |
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J. Grant
Swank, Jr. -- MichNews.com
Illegals
Go Home: Problems
In response to my article Bush: All
Illegals Out, various ones have pointed out practical dilemmas
involved in sending illegals back to their home countries. --
For instance, the "temporary worker program" won't
work. After x number of years the illegals are to leave the US.
But "this is a backdoor key for illegal aliens..." |
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Associated
Press
Country's
interior wages own campaign against illegal aliens
Far from the southwest U.S. borders with
Mexico, states and counties are making their own stands against
illegal immigration. -- In southwest Ohio's Butler County, some
leaders want state legislation that would make it a state crime
of trespass to be here illegally and would allow local authorities
to boot illegal aliens out of the state... |
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NewsMax.com
John
Cornyn: 9/11 image found on Mexican Border
Arabic belongings have turned up along
the Texas-Mexican border - including juice boxes with Arabic
writing and a 9/11-like image of a plane hitting a building -
according to Sen. John Cornyn. -- "I will tell you that
with my own eyes I have seen [this material in] Border Patrol
anecdotal reports..." [See: What
Homeland Security?] |
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San Gabriel
Valley Tribune
A
war of words on immigration
California Sen. Dianne Feinstein stood
outside her office one recent afternoon explaining her plan for
granting legal status to some farmworkers who had entered the
country illegally. -- She turned to leave, then beckoned back
a departing reporter. "Please don't use the word 'amnesty,"'
Feinstein said. "It's not an 'amnesty.' It's an 'earned
transition."' |
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American
Border Patrol
Volunteer
pilots sought for border surveillance missions
American Border Patrol is seeking volunteer pilots
for its Border Hawk M, a Cessna TU-206, equipped with a TSIO
520 M 310 hp engine (300 hrs since factory remanufacture), STOL,
and extended range tanks. Operations based at Bisbee Municipal
Airport, Bisbee Arizona. Night and day flights with cargo doors
removed... |
Onslaught |
Dallas Morning
News
Central
American storms spur onslaught
...Already, U.S. officials are witnessing
a dramatic spike in illegal migration from Central America. In
the El Paso sector, for example, border patrol agents have detained
nearly 800 non-Mexican illegal immigrants, the majority of them
from Central America, since Oct. 1, the beginning of the new
federal fiscal year. |
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Vail Daily
Rift
among "immigrants', police and courts
Eagle County, Colo. -- For Hispanic immigrants
new to the U.S., getting past the language barrier can be just
the start of understanding a complex society with laws often
quite different from those at home. -- Pair that with an inherent
distrust of police in their home countries and, for [illegal
aliens... criminals], wariness of police in general... |
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Longmont
Daily Times-Call
Invaders
targeted
Denver -- With illegal immigration promising
to be a hot- button issues in the Legislature's 2006 session,
top Democratic lawmakers are helping prepare a multi-state bipartisan
forum on immigration to be held here Dec. 12. -- Legislators
have been invited from Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah... |
Waah! Waah! |
Oakland
Press -- Pontiac, Michigan
Law
enforcement riles invaders, cheerleaders
"They went in taking everybody.
They took everyone - people shopping, kids, people walking by."
"A Spanish language radio station was alerting
people by giving out codes and clues." "Between
six and nine people were detained." "In the days following,
people were terrified to even leave their houses to go
to work or even send their kids to school." [Good!] |
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Asbury Park
Press Editorial
Hangout
for day-laborer pests a bad idea
The Lakewood Township Committee is waiting
for state regulatory and funding issues to be resolved before
it moves ahead on creating an official, publicly funded gathering
site for day laborers to hook up with employers. -- The committee
should scrap the plan. It should spare state taxpayers the cost
of supporting a place where lawbreaking is not just ignored... |
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Brownsville
Herald
Reconquistas
go wild over anti-anchor-baby moves
"Legislators, in particular Tancredo, want
to change birthright issues which are closely affiliated with
the 14th Amendment and are obviously one more perspective of
individuals who are anti-immigrant, anti-Mexican and very racist,"
[said reconquista nut Rogelio Nuñez, with a mob known
as 'Proyecto Libertad'.] [Related
story] |
File Photo |
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Courier
Another
invader load vehicle crash leaves American dead
A traffic accident last night in eastern Iowa
killed a woman, injured seven undocumented immigrants and got
the attention of U.S. immigration officials. -- Lisa Rees, of
Elkhart, was driving west on Interstate 80 near the Johnson-
Cedar County lines when her vehicle crossed the median... [Related
item] |
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