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Designed to Fail -- Again
U.S. Agents Working For the Other Side
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"It's going to get worse before it gets better."
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American Patrol Report Comment -- May 27
According to the New York Times, 62 percent of the Border Patrol Academy class of 2006 were Hispanic.
The head of the Border Patrol, David "No Confidence" Aguilar, is Hispanic. Many of the supervisors in the field are Hispanic (read Mexican). There is plenty of anecdotal evidence that these supervisors look at illegal aliens from Mexico as "their people."
Now comes a New York Times with a report that corruption in the ranks of the Border Patrol is rampant and most of the names in the report are Hispanic.
Are we to be surprised when we find Hispanic Border Patrol agents willing to help "their people?" More the reason to build that double fence.
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Washington Times Editorial sc
The SAVE Act and Mr. Boehner
In the wake of embarrassing losses in special elections for congressional seats in Illinois, Louisiana and Mississippi, the House Republican Party leadership has had several miserable weeks. The party's conservative base is justifiably angry over the fact that the party appears to have no coherent strategy for...  |
Treasure Coast Newspapers -- Stuart, Florida
2 men face human smuggling charges after capture in Martin County
Two men face federal charges after being accused of helping illegally smuggle Brazilian citizens into the United States last week. -- Luiz Roberto Jardim and Yuen Cheng both face a charge of conspiring to smuggle aliens into the country, according to an affidavit filed in the case... |
Daily Press -- Newport News, Virginia
Two illegals arrested in attack on man in Williamsburg
Williamsburg police arrested two brothers early Saturday in connection with an attack on another man following an argument in the 100 block of Merrimac Trail. -- The men told a magistrate Tuesday morning they're in the country illegally, said Brian D. Carlsen, investigator for the Williamsburg Police Department. |
Ken Shepherd -- News Busters
MSNBC on 'sharing' Social Security numbers w/ 'undocumented workers'
Identity theft, defrauding the federal government, and illegal immigration are serious criminal matters. -- But if you're the Web editor for MSNBC.com, stolen Social Security numbers are merely "shared" with "undocumented workers" stuck in a web of "federal employment laws." |
El Paso Times
El Paso County to join lawsuits challenging border fence
The County of El Paso decided during a special Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday to join two lawsuits against the federal government regarding the construction of a border fence between the United States and Mexico... |
WJLA-TV -- Washington sc
Project Immigration: Don't come to the U.S.
ABC 7's Project Immigration revealed that more immigrants are warning family members not to come to the U.S. because of the sagging economy. -- Along a rural road in western El Salvador, ABC 7's Andrea McCarren spotted a young boy in a red shirt harvesting sugar cane. His name was Jonathan and he was 12-years-old. Like most children his age, Jonathan had a dream... |
Freedom Folks -- Chicago Video Report
Blogs4Borders weekly video burst
MJ talks about cheap labor and H-2B visas as well as the excellent '100% Preventable' feature. |
San Diego Union-Tribune
Border security hot topic for candidates in 52nd district
Border security was a signature issue of longtime U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter, and many of the candidates running to replace him in the 52nd U.S. Congressional District this year are trying to seize on it as well. -- The Republicans competing in the June 3 primary – Duncan D. Hunter, Brian Jones, Rick L. Powell and Bob Watkins – are out to prove they're serious about cracking down on illegal immigration. |
Los Angeles Times
More than 300 L.A.-area arrests made in immigration crackdown
In an ongoing push to deport immigration violators, federal officers have arrested more than 300 immigrants in the Los Angeles area in the last three weeks. -- The statewide operation resulted in the arrests of more than 900 immigrants, most of whom committed crimes, ignored deportation orders or returned to the U.S. after being removed, according to federal authorities. |
The News-Item -- Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Traffic stop nets illegals
Mt. Carmel Twp., Pa. -- A routine traffic stop turned into a lot more Sunday night after six illegal [aliens] were discovered trespassing on coal lands. -- Patrolman Matthew Filarski, Mount Carmel Township police, reported he observed a white Dodge truck with an all-terrain vehicle in the bed pull out of Susquehanna Coal Co. property, which is private... |
Red Tape Chronicles -- MSNBC
Two lives, one Social Security number
Like arriving home to see a broken window, Holli knew something was wrong when she pulled up the statement from her new 401(k) account and saw a stranger's name there. Under her name and account information, she found a second name: Paulino Rodriguez. But was it an accident, random vandalism or a serious crime? |
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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... |
Portland Oregon
Illegal alien accused of manslaughter in traffic death
McMinnville, Ore. -- A Yamhill County grand jury indictment says a 26-year-old man has admitted drinking beer before a crash on Mother's Day that killed a mother of seven. -- Authorities say Leonel Zurita-Loeza of Portland had a blood alcohol content more than twice the legal limit... |
WREG-TV -- Memphis
Beebe: Law bans in-state tuition for illegals
Little Rock, Ark. -- Governor Beebe says denying illegal [aliens] the chance to pay only in-state tuition at Arkansas colleges and universities is a matter of law, not of personal choice or opinion. -- Beebe says he and his office knew nothing about the state's two largest universities quietly offering the rates to possible illegal [aliens]. |
Associated Press
Debate over illegal immigration legislation far from over
Indianapolis -- A panel of state lawmakers will meet this summer in an effort to come up with legislation on illegal immigration. -- The Senate and House each passed versions of a bill earlier this year that sought to punish employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants by revoking or suspending their licenses for repeated offenses. |
National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers
Latest news from south of the border
Three large signs with the names of police officers to be executed appeared yesterday (Sun.) morning hung from pedestrian overpasses in different points of the city of Chihuahua (capital of the state of Chihuahua.) Twenty-one officers are named, most of them from the State Public Security Dep't. and from the state's Att'y. .... |
Devvy Kidd -- News With Views
Americans embracing the iron fist of totalitarian government
Despite the massive, overwhelming documentation proving that elite groups around the world have been planning the complete annihilation of this constitutional republic for a more than a hundred years, Americans continue to deny, deny, deny. Let me give you this example... |
Palm Beach Post
Asylum form assists probed
...The Florida Bar and the state attorney general's office are investigating complaints against notaries for unauthorized practice of law and possible fraud in their dealings with immigrants. -- The issue has created an unusual situation. Although the victims of the alleged crimes are in the country illegally, the notaries also may be committing crimes. |
Associated Press
Northern Virginia county sees signs of change amid crackdown
Business at Pedro Vargas' store, Club Video Mexico, has slid so steeply that only eight people walked through the door one day last month. -- One thing he has been selling, however, are one-way bus tickets from northern Virginia to Texas and Mexico. Soon he'll be getting his own ticket out of town -- seeking a friendlier and more lucrative place to do business. |
Dallas Morning News
McCain balances Latino voters, GOP base
With Barack Obama his likely opponent in the fall, John McCain sees an opportunity to make inroads among Hispanic voters by touting himself as a different kind of Republican. -- But in doing so, Mr. McCain runs a considerable risk: further alienating the GOP base, which already mistrusts him on immigration issues. |
Los Angeles Times
In L.A., coping with the threat of deportation
..."When you show that you're going to enforce the law, however minimally, people understand that," said Rick Oltman, spokesman for Californians for Population Stabilization, a group that favors sharp reductions in all immigration. "The fact that they're making plans shows that they understand that . . . and hopefully will communicate that to family and friends in their home country." |
Seattle Times
Illegal alien arrested in toddler's death
Police have arrested a baby-sitter after the death of a toddler in the Seattle area. -- King County Jail records show the woman was arrested for investigation of child assault and booked on Wednesday. She was denied bail because she entered the country illegally, according to jail records. [More "family values"] |
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