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Where's the Fence?
American Patrol Can Now Tell You
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American Border Patrol
The Truth About the Border
On December 10, DHS Secretary Chertoff announced that he had completed 185 miles of new fence on the border. A few days later, Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson snuck in an amendment that gave Chertoff total discretion over the construction of the border fence. She had killed the Secure Fence Act of 2006.
Now comes American Border Patrol with the definitive statement on the border fence. A two-volume DVD set shows exactly what is on the border and how it was impossible for Chertoff to do what he said he did..
Watch this video and then get your copies of these DVDs. Info on how to order appears on the video below.
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Daily Mail -- London
So-called 'immigrants' overrunning Britain
Almost 2 million new homes will have to be built just to cope with the immigrant influx, peers will be told tomorrow. -- It means 263 houses must be constructed every day for almost 20 years – the equivalent of five cities the size of Birmingham during the next 18 years... |
Andres Oppenheimer --Orlando Sentinel
Open-borders gasbag bemoans FAIR, others
...On top of that, most anti-immigration groups want to reduce legal immigration. The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), a favorite of radio and cable television Hispanic immigrant- bashing news shows, wants to reduce legal immigration from the current 1 million a year to about 300,000... |
Statesman Journal -- Salem, Oregon
Arrest invaders tossing tantrums at the state capitol
National studies estimate the undocumented population in Oregon is somewhere between 150,000 and 175,000. Their family members, fellow Latino supporters, "bleeding hearts" who may have appeared on site motivated by a special interest, like cheap labor and not having to heed U.S. safety and health regulations... |
Dan Sheehy -- Fighting Immigration Anarchy
Why I joined the 'Ron Paul Revolution'
During the CNN-YouTube Republican presidential debate on November 28, a man sarcastically asked candidate Ron Paul if he believes in "this conspiracy regarding the Council on Foreign Relations and some plan to make a North American Union by merging the United States with Canada and Mexico...." |
Linda Chavez -- Dallas Morning News
Invader-employing Bush lackey claims Arizona law wasn't needed
Arizona has been ground zero in the fight against illegal immigration – but a funny thing happened earlier this month when a new anti-illegal-immigrant state law went into effect. Nothing. -- The law, one of the toughest in the nation, requires jurisdictions to investigate complaints by ordinary citizens... |
Investor's Business Daily
Students lose when 'diversity' is main focus
A good education requires balance. Students should learn to appreciate a variety of cultures, sure, but they also need to know how to add, subtract, multiply and divide. Judging from the courses that the nation's leading education colleges offer, however, balance isn't a goal... |
Barbara Simpson -- WorldNetDaily.com
California dreamin' turns into a nightmare
...The cost of illegal aliens on Californians? It was just announced that illegals and their families in Los Angeles County alone, collected more than $37 million in welfare and food stamps in November '07; up $3 million in September. -- County Supervisor Mike Antonovich calls it "an alarming increase" with "devastating impact" on taxpayers. |
American Border Patrol
Photo of the day
Screen grab from video taken in ABP's Gully Watcher being operated by Patriots' Border Alliance people. Group of about twelve people is seen moving in brush 33 miles north of the border near the Sasabe Port of Entry.... |
Joseph Farah -- WorldNetDaily.com
Those jobs Americans won't do
Illegal immigration is still a campaign issue, but will the next president and the next Congress really act to stop the invasion? -- Obviously not if the Democrats sweep into control of the presidency and maintain control of the House and Senate... |
Prensa Latina -- Havana
Anti-invader measure in Arizona affects Mexicans
A series of anti-immigrant measures taken in the US state of Arizona affects thousands of Mexicans who live there. -- The Consultative Council of Mexicans Abroad recalled that more than 100,000 Mexicans were deported from Arizona last year, and that number is expected to increase in 2008... |
John Hawkins -- Townhall.com
A Conservative Nightmare: Republican nominee, John McCain
...Amongst grassroots conservatives, John McCain's name is an expletive -- and for good reason -- because he has made a name for himself by knifing conservatives time and time again for the amusement of his liberal pals in the mainstream media... |
San Diego Union-Tribune
Mexicans install new meddler-in-chief in San Diego
Mexicans living in the county have a new representative in San Diego. -- The Mexican government has appointed as consul-general María de los Remedios Gómez Arnau, who served in the same post in Atlanta for seven years. -- Protecting immigrants “is her strong suit,” said Alberto Lozano... |
Washington Times Editorial
Sen. McCain and illegal immigration
As we've noted in these pages, there is indeed much to admire about Sen. John McCain, ranging from his courage as a POW to his extraordinary leadership in pushing for the troop "surge" in Iraq. But this has not been the case with his disingenuous blustering on illegal immigration... |
Washington Times Editorial
Richmond aflutter on illegal aliens
In the first two days of the Virginia General Assembly session, more than 100 bills pertaining to illegal aliens were introduced. They were filed by Democrats and Republicans alike beginning five days ago, addressing everything from employee document verification to bail for violent criminal illegal aliens... |
Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson
Two illegal aliens shot near Tubac in drug load ripoff
Two illegal [aliens] were injured by gunfire in a drug ripoff by border bandits west of Tubac early Saturday as they and seven others smuggled marijuana in to the United States, an official said. -- Nine illegal [aliens], each hauling a backpack loaded with 50 pounds of marijuana, and a guide were... |
Mike McGarry -- Aspen Post
ICE agent's prosecution may mean international crime boss's freedom
The prosecution of Cory Voorhis, the ICE agent who is charged in a high-profile case with three federal misdemeanors for allegedly illegally accessing a restricted database, could lead to the dismissal of charges or to drastically reduced charges for the alleged head of the notorious Mexico-based criminal Castorena Family Organization, some say. |
KABC-TV -- Los Angeles
Vote 08: L.A. Latinos supporting Obama
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama picked up the endorsement of several Latino community leaders and legislators on Sunday, including state senator Gil Cedillo. -- The Los Angeles democrat has been one of the state's leading supporters of driver's licenses for [illegal aliens.... criminals]... |
Patriot's Border Alliance
PBA's Operation ICE Storm a success
Another eventful border operation has now ended and old and new friends are now safely in their warm homes, recounting their adventures to family and acquaintances. Operation Ice Storm again proved that the illegal human movement into this state and country is unabated in the Tucson sector. -- The Patriots Border Alliance had the support and assistance from The American Border Patrol... |
Craig R. Smith -- WorldNetDaily.com
Abysmal roster of '08 presidential hopefuls
So let me get this straight: There is now a Republican presidential candidate whom has given himself the title of the "comeback" after the New Hampshire primary, and he expects me to vote for him? Why? -- Is this the same guy who referred to myself and millions of other Americans as "racists"... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
Arrest in Chandler Rapist case may fuel debate
...From talk radio to lunch-time talk, Santana Batiz Aceves' status as a Mexican national who was deported twice before his weekend arrest in the "Chandler Rapist" case will be cited by both those who advocate a hard-line stance on immigration and those who are sympathetic to the plight of [illegal aliens.... criminals]... |
Jan Herron -- Magic City Morning Star -- Millinocket, Maine
Elective Dysfunction 2008: Sovereign nation USA at risk from inside
Have you noticed; Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards all quietly endorse amnesty and U.S. citizenship for the more than thirty million "nice undocumented immigrants" that have flooded our nation. -- While Gov. Mitt Romney and Rep. Duncan Hunter tow-the-mark for Law-and-Order... |
Access North Georgia
Hall County hosts Ohio deputies receiving immigration training
Gainesville -- Hall County sheriff’s officers are not the only ones receiving immigration law enforcement training in our area. An Ohio sheriff sent eight of his deputies to the county to become educated about federal immigration law. |
Record Courier -- Gardnerville, Nevada
Attorney: Small crimes turn big for aliens
A minor criminal offense for U.S. citizens can mean a felony and deportation for aliens, both legal and illegal, according to immigration lawyer James Kelly. -- "What's a misdemeanor to a criminal court can be an aggravated felony to immigration court and grounds for removal from the U.S.," Kelly told 14 attorneys... |
The Oklahoman
Good News! Enforcement fueling invader exodus
Nowhere in the state has the immigration battlefield been more bloodied than in Tulsa. And nowhere has the exodus of Hispanic immigrants been more pronounced. Those on both sides of the argument say enforcement has been fueling the fire... |
Sandra Miller -- Ahwataukee Foothills (Arizona) News
Stop the excuses: End Operations Order 1.4
Police Chief Jack Harris’ Nov. 5 appearance at the Ahwatukee Crime Forum left me underwhelmed. His title, badge and uniform don’t fool me; he’s a bureaucrat, pure and simple. -- How do I know? Because he talks like a bureaucrat: “It’s not my job,” or “It’s somebody else’s fault,” or “We can’t do that.” |
Las Vegas Sun
Whining Mexican accuses consulate's landlord of 'racism'
Mariano Lemus Gas, Mexico’s consul in Las Vegas, made a plea to the valley’s Hispanic community in a recent edition of El Mundo, a local Spanish-language weekly. -- Six years after becoming the valley’s first consulate, his downtown office needs a new home. He hopes the community can help... |
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