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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
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Let's Remember Who Started This
Franklin Raines at the Reigns - 1999
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Los Angeles Times sc
Boat carrying 22 illegals seized off San Diego coast
Federal agents today seized a 26-foot boat carrying 22 illegal Mexican [illegal aliens] off the San Diego coast. -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents stopped the blue-and-white panga fishing boat at 3:30 a.m. about a mile west of city-owned Torrey Pines Golf Course, officials said in a news release.  |
East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix
Napolitano wants Medicare funds reauthorized
Arizona stands to lose $32 million next year in federal funds used to compensate local hospitals, ambulance companies and emergency room physicians for care provided to illegal [aliens]. -- In a recent letter to congressional leaders, Gov. Janet Napolitano urged reauthorization of Medicare funding, due to expire when the fiscal year ends Sept. 30... |
Greenville (South Carolina) News
Anti-illegal alien bill faces more study
A measure aimed at combating illegal immigration in Pickens County has been sent for further review before being presented for final consideration. -- Following a briefing in executive session Sept. 15, County Council members voted to send the ordinance, which has already passed two public readings, back to committee... |
McAllen (Texas) Monitor
Congress approves additional border fence funding
Members of Congress will not stand in the way of the border fence's construction, despite the project's rising costs. -- The Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee approved a reprogramming request worth nearly $400 million, allowing construction of the barrier to continue in South Texas... |
Pacific Business News -- Honolulu, Hawai'i
21 more illegals arrested at Maui job site
Federal agents arrested 21 illegal workers Monday at the construction site of a luxury condominium project on Maui, the second arrests at the site in the past month. -- The arrests occurred Monday at the Honua Kai Resort job site on Kaanapali Beach... |
Michael Cutler -- Family Security Matters
How many subprime mortgages were awarded to illegals?
This short news report might have been a bit longer if it had been written a couple of weeks later than it was. This story is dated September 5th and deals with one of the key issues about immigration that virtually no one is willing to talk about - especially politicians and others who subscribe to the open borders philosophy... |
El Paso Times
74% speak Spanish at home
Nearly three quarters of the 727,070 El Pasoans last year said buenas noches when they went to sleep and buenos días when they woke up, according to new information released Tuesday by the U.S. Census Bureau. -- The census' American Community Survey figures for 2007 indicate that 74 percent of all residents in the El Paso metropolitan area spoke Spanish at home... |
Associated Press
Virtual fence in refuge gets agency's OK
Plans for virtual-fence towers are compatible with a Southern Arizona wildlife refuge's purposes and a special-use permit will be issued, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Monday. -- But another federal agency said there will be no construction before next year... |
U. S. Rep. Tom Tancredo
Tancredo tells United Nations to get out
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-Littleton) introduced legislation today that would effectively move the United Nations headquarters out of the United States. The legislation is being introduced amid incessant anti-American and anti-Jewish political grandstanding from the podium of the General Assembly... |
NBC6-TV -- San Jose, Calif.
6 people seriously injured in crash (illegal alien involved...again)
Six people were seriously injured in a crash this morning caused by an unlicensed driver, Richmond police Lt. Mark Gagan said. -- The crash happened around 7:25 a.m. when the driver of a sport utility vehicle sped through a red light and crashed head-on into a sedan containing two adults and two 4-year-old twins, Gagan said... |
Frontera NorteSur -- Las Cruces, New Mexico
Immigration News: Mexico's diaspora grows
New data reported by the Mexican media suggest that emigration to the United States rose sharply in 2007, the first full year of the administration of Mexican President Felipe Calderon. Based on United States Census Bureau numbers, Mexico’s National Population Council (Conapo) estimated that 679,611 Mexicans... |
Washington Post sc
Data shows big dip in migration to the U. S.
The number of immigrants coming to the United States slowed substantially in 2007, with the nation's foreign-born population growing by only 511,000, compared with about a million a year since 2000, according to Census figures released today... |
Dallas Morning News
Mexicans feeling pinch as income stream from U.S. slows
Demacu, Hgo., Mex. -- Luis Martínez went from being a successful Dallas businessman to a struggling alfalfa farmer in rural central Mexico because of a North Texas crackdown on illegal [aliens]. -- Now, that crackdown is squeezing towns across Mexico as immigrant unemployment grows in the U.S. and money sent home declines at a record rate... |
Bethany Beach (Delaware) Wave
Ocean City buffet owners plead guilty to employing illegal aliens
Two Ocean City restaurateurs have had to forfeit their Ocean Gateway establishment after pleading guilty to tax evasion and employing illegal aliens. -- Bo Hao Zhu, 33, and his wife, Siu Ping Cheng, 30, owners of Miyako Sushi and Seafood Buffet, Panda China Buffet -- both in West Ocean City -- and the firm Zhu & Partners, LLC, face 18 months probation... |
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American Patrol Report
Tell Arnold to veto the illegal alien driver's license bill
Again, only in California. This Cedillo clown refuses to give up. If we don’t keep him in our sights, sooner or later he’s going to ram this down our throats. -- It’s urgent: The Governor only has until next Sunday (9/28) to sign or veto the bill, so please call right away. It will take you 60 seconds, max. Call NOW. |
Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle
Laws taking aim at illegal immigration
Aiken, SC -- Illegal [aliens] in South Carolina are not feeling the warmth of Southern hospitality as state and local lawmakers try to turn back the tide of [illegal aliens.... criminals] in the state. -- "If anyone doesn't think we have an illegal immigration problem, just walk down the street on Whiskey Road and see them all walking around," said Aiken County Councilman Gary Bunker.... |
El Paso Times
Kangaroo Court orders Otero sheriff to halt raids
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction banning Otero County [NM] sheriff's deputies from making unlawful stops, intimidation and other unlawful actions targeting [illegal aliens] in Chaparral. -- The decision was issued Friday by Chief U.S. District Judge Martha Vázquez of the New Mexico district... |
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Federation for American Immigration Reform
Less than a week to save E-Verify
Last week Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) attempted to bring E-Verify to the Senate floor for a vote, but, once again, Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) has blocked E-Verify and won't let it pass unless he is allowed to add hundreds of thousands of foreign workers to our struggling economy... |
KOKC -- Oklahoma City
Norman, Oklahoma company accused of encouraging illegals
Federal prosecutors say a Norman company has routinely encouraged illegal immigration at its facility. Authorities have not filed any criminal charges against A-1 Electric Heat and Air itself, but they have charged an employee with concealing the commission of a felony... |
KGAN-TV -- Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Judge speeds up a Texas rental ban case
Dallas -- A federal judge in Dallas has agreed to fast-track a lawsuit challenging an ordinance in a Dallas suburb that would essentially keep illegal [aliens] from renting homes there. -- Earlier this month, Judge Jane Boyle issued a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of the Farmers Branch ordinance... |
National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers
Latest news from south of the border
The “American Dream” of thousands of Hondurans fails to come about. Those who have seen their goal of reaching the United States “by irregular means” add up to 22,300, according to data from Miguel Osorio, immigration official at the Toncontin Airport of this city... |
Orange County (Calif.) Register -- Santa Ana
Huntington Beach, Calif. cops refer 262 illegals to ICE
Surf City police have referred 262 suspected illegal [aliens] arrested in connection with various crimes to federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials as part of a relationship police established more than a year ago. -- Those who were referred to ICE for detention were arrested from March 2007 to August of this year on suspicion of endangering the public’s safety... |
San Jose Mercury News
Richmond, Calif. crash underscores policy argument over invaders
Ricardo Samayoa carried neither a driver's license nor vehicle registration when he barreled through a red light in Richmond on Monday morning behind the wheel of a friend's sport utility vehicle. -- The 33-year-old Guatemalan also lacked residency documents... |
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Freedom Folks -- Chicago
Latest V-burst from Blogs 4 Borders
Our weekly vlog/podcast on illegal immigration and border security. In this weeks edition... -- You do the math: Lake County Illinois cuts murder rate in half utilizing 287(g) protocol.... |
Community Watchdog Project
New Haven mayor DeStefano flies the Mexican rag
New Haven, Conn. -- On Saturday, September 20, 2008, Mayor John DeStefano held an "Elm City ID Card Family Day" at City Hall in order to promote his failing ID Card. -- Community Watchdog Project held a demonstration in support of the families that are suffering because of Mayor DeStefano's pro-illegal immigration policies in the City of New Haven... |
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