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Bloody Border
Leaving the Door to Violence Open
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Wian: The "Dallas Morning News" says that, according to U.S. and Mexican officials, drug cartels have recently held training camps in at least half a dozen places close to the U.S. border.
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Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- March 31
Dobbs: ...What we do know is those who are not interested in securing the borders, they're interested therefore in not winning the war on drugs, because Mexico continues to be the principle source into the United States of methamphetamines, cocaine, marijuana and heroin.
It's inexcusable what this Congress, this president, this government permits at that border.
Wian: It seems that it would be a very simple solution, Lou. You just secure the border, and then you stop the illegal movement of drugs and people north, the illegal movement of money and guns south. You take care of a lot of these problems. But the federal government doesn't seem to be in a hurry to do anything about it, Lou.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution sc
Gwinnett OKs money to screen inmates' immigration status
The Gwinnett County Commission approved funding Tuesday to begin screening for illegal [aliens] entering the county's jail. -- The program, called 287(g) after the section of the federal immigration law that authorizes it, is expected to detect thousands of illegal [aliens] a year and turn them over to federal officials for deportation...  |
Federal Computer Week
Maine licenses and IDs still not good enough for DHS
The DHS has told Maine Gov. John Baldacci his state’s credentialing system does not meet its standards for the Real ID Act. If the state does not promise by tomorrow to make changes, Maine residents must bring passports instead of state-issued driver's licenses in May if they want to fly on commercial aircraft. |
Taft (Calif.) Midway Driller
Raids snare 38 illegal aliens
It started out as a simple code enforcement assignment for Kern County Sheriff's deputies and code enforcement officers Thursday afternoon. -- It ended up as a major raid by deputies and federal immigration agents that led the apprehension and deportation of 38 [illegal aliens], all from Mexico... |
Fox News -- St. Louis
Mo. Senate approves anti-illegal alien bill
It took barely an hour for the Senate to give preliminarily approval to legislation cracking down on illegal immigrants and those who hire them. -- The measure would require police to check immigration status when they arrest someone, block many illegal [aliens] from attending public colleges... |
USA Today
U.S. starts deporting Vietnamese illegals
Singapore -- Washington has started deportation proceedings against thousands of Vietnamese living illegally in the United States under a pact between the two countries, a top U.S. immigration official said Tuesday. -- Julie Myers, director of ICE, eased the fears of some Vietnamese groups about the plan, saying... |
William Perry Pendley -- Townhall.com
Free School for Illegals: Time for a Supreme Court Review?
Last year, a senior at Roswell (New Mexico) High School was ticketed for blocking a fire lane outside a middle school and for driving without a license. When the Roswell police officer who stopped her discovered that she had no proof of legal U.S. residency, he notified immigration authorities... |
Brownsville Herald
Mayor seeks to deny DHS access to city land
Today may be April Fool's Day, but Brownsville Mayor Pat M. Ahumada Jr. won't be joking when he asks city commissioners to revoke access to city land from the federal government. -- Ahumada seeks to reaffirm opposition to a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and to join the Texas Border Coalition in an anticipated lawsuit against the government... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
War of words heats up between Arpaio, Gordon
Days after Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon mocked his immigration raids as "made-for-TV stunts," Sheriff Joe Arpaio complained to Phoenix officials that the mayor's remarks could lead to civil disobedience or worse. -- In a letter to Phoenix City Manager Frank Fairbanks, Arpaio called Gordon's Friday speech "inaccurate"... |
AZ Political Intel Blog
Police Chief George Gascon too liberal for Mesa
Mesa Chief of Police George Gascon has proven to be a disappointment. He doesn't represent the majority of the people who live in Mesa. First he insisted on a sanctuary city policy for Mesa police officers, even though Mesa is possibly the most conservative city in the state and its residents are deeply concerned about enforcing illegal immigration laws... |
Times of India -- Gurgaon, Haryana Video Included
Indian workers protest outside White House
Braving a steady drizzle and the cold, nearly 65 Indian workers, who claim they were lured to move to the US by false promises of permanent jobs, have protested before the White House against the "abuses" in the H2B visa system, which was used to traffic them. |
James Fulford -- VDare.com
Treason lobby trying to stop immigration reform patriots
There's a new website called wecanstopthehate.org which is trying the old guilt-by-association trick to delegitimize all anti-immigration arguments and arguers -- including not just us at VDARE.com, but also including the more circumspect/ wimpier organizations like CIS, FAIR, and NumbersUSA, which may see us as radical... |
James Fulford -- VDare.com / White Plains (NY) Journal News
Coyote threatens to cut off illegal alien’s fingers
I don’t know if Janet Murguia would call this media malpractice -- at least the headline follows the rule that victim is an immigrant, the criminal never. And in fact, John Ernest Guerrero Jr., 6′3″, 350 lbs, pictured, is probably a native-born American citizen, like George Washington or Paul Revere... |
The Maneater -- University of Missouri - Columbia
Immigration bill could require citizenship checks to enroll
A bill that would prohibit the enrollment of illegal [aliens] in Missouri colleges and universities was sent to the Missouri Senate last week after passing in the House of Representatives earlier this month. -- The bill, if passed in the Senate, would require the registrar of each institution to annually certify they have not knowingly admitted a student that is an illegal [alien]. |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
Illegal alien drophouse discovered in Phoenix
Phoenix police found a drophouse near 35th Avenue and Southern Avenue on Monday afternoon. -- Authorities were alerted to the location of the drophouse around 3:30 p.m. when an illegal immigrant escaped and flagged down police officers, Phoenix police Lt. Grady Carlson said. |
Christian Science Monitor
Where U.S.-Mexico border fence is tall, it works
Yuma -- U.S. border patrol agent Michael Bernacke guns his SUV down the wide desert-sand road that lines the U.S.-Mexican border through urban San Luis, Ariz. -- To his right stands a steel wall, 20 feet high and reinforced by cement-filled steel piping. To his left another tall fence of steel mesh... |
Tucson Citizen
11 former Panda Express workers indicted on identity-theft charges
Eleven illegal [aliens] arrested at a midtown restaurant in an identity theft case last week have been indicted and will be arraigned Thursday, the Arizona Attorney General's Office said. -- Arrests of the 11 people capped a three-month investigation, said Officer Quentin Mehr, a state Department of Public Safety spokesman. |
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MooreIsBetter.com
Dump the Mexican Reconquista L. A. mayor
Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month. We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working mayor... |
Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson
Guest-worker bill runs up against legislative barrier
Efforts to enact the first-ever state-run guest-worker program hit a snag Monday over the question of which industries should benefit. -- Rep. Russell Pearce, R-Mesa, said he is willing to let agricultural workers in, but if the program is any broader, he will lead the charge to kill it. |
The Morning News -- Springdale, Arkansas
Civil action targets Reyes' debt, property (illegals involved)
Members of the Reyes clan have been hit with a foreclosure suit for property on North College Avenue in Fayetteville after defaulting on payments, according to a lawsuit filed last week. -- According to the lawsuit filed by D.C. Goff in Washington County Circuit Court, Arturo Reyes and his wife, Serafina Reyes... |
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