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/ Peter Brimelow and Edwin Rubenstein "SWEPT AWAY - Unfettered immigration is rapidly shifting the ethnic and political balance of the United States. Republicans beware." Peter Brimelow writes: For reasons that are obvious, Ed Rubenstein and I were not invited to update our 1997 cover story in the Goldberg Review (changed from National Review because of the implication of nativism and hence Nazism). We have now done so under the above headline in the Fall Issue of the Hudson Institute's American Outlook, whose Editor, Sam Karnick, recently wrote "Give us Your Fanatics, Your Mass-Murderers", on the failure of U.S. immigration controls. |
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Mercury News Efforts under way to save Los Altos day- labor center Last-ditch efforts are under way to keep a day-labor center in Los Altos from closing at the end of the month when the lease expires. -- Advocates have doubted anything could be done in time to keep the center operating -- and to keep workers from going back to the streets to rendezvous with contractors in the busy commercial district near San Antonio Center. -- Nevertheless, Mountain View City Councilwoman Sally Lieber said Friday she's not giving up before Oct. 31. |
CNN / Reuters Toronto police raid rival Tamil gangs, arrest 51 A series of dawn raids across Ontario nabbed 51 people believed to be top members of rival Tamil gangs fighting for power in Canada's criminal underworld, Toronto police said on Friday. -- The arrests came after raids early on Thursday in Toronto, Ottawa and Windsor, Ontario, when 77 charges were laid for fraud, robbery, weapons and immigration offenses. --- Ottawa has taken action to tighten its immigration and refugee processes since the September 11 attacks in the United States. |
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Chronicle A nervous Europe at crossroads on Muslim immigration In the wake of the terror attacks in the United States, Gerard Herault, mayor of this tidy Paris suburb, took the step he could to reduce immigration to France: He decided he would no longer issue "certificates of welcome," the papers required to show that a potential visitor, asking for a visa, has a place to stay. -- He readily acknowledges that most requests for the certificates come from the three low-income housing projects here, home to thousands of poor Muslims of North African origins. |
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Press Few checks on Saudis coming to U.S. The U.S. government believes as many as eight of the 19 hijackers in the Sept. 11 attacks came from Saudi Arabia, but it still routinely issues tens of thousands of visas to Saudis each year without interviews or extensive background checks. -- Far tougher conditions are imposed on other visitors from the Middle East. -- On busy days, overwhelmed U.S. Embassy officials issue hundreds of Saudi visas in Riyadh and Jeddah. No special requirements are imposed because... |
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Star Lawyer links Alberta suspects to Sept. 11 A federal lawyer has told an immigration detention review that three men nabbed in northern Alberta are being investigated regarding the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the United States. -- Emad Jamal Hassan, Yousef al-Amleh and Mohamadkhair Salah were arrested last week in Fort McMurray, Alta., and are now in custody in Edmonton. -- The trio faced detention review hearings on Wednesday. -- Tapes of the reviews for Hassan and Salah were released yesterday. Al-Amleh's review was held in camera and the tape will not be released. |
WorldNetDaily.com Patriotic pins not 'gang paraphernalia' In prohibiting a pair of students from wearing patriotic pins emblazoned with an American flag and the words, "God Bless America," a teacher misapplied the district-wide ban against "gang paraphernalia," according to California's Anaheim Union High School District. -- Brad Dacus, attorney and president of the Pacific Justice Institute, based in Citrus Heights, Calif., said his organization was contacted Tuesday by the grandfather of two students who were told to remove the pins by a district teacher. |
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News It's time America controls its borders What has happened to the most wonderful place to live in the entire world? -- I just realized that the answer to this question was born in 1965 when President Johnson quietly signed into law the Immigration Reform Act which overturned America's traditional immigration policy and replaced it with the most liberal "easy access" policy in our history. |
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| Newsday Sachem Group Feuding with Fire Dept. The Farmingville Fire Department is feuding with the Sachem Quality of Life Organization and wants to bar the immigration- control group from meeting at the firehouse. -- The dispute stems from an argument over the cancellation of a Sachem meeting on Sept. 21. That night, the firehouse instead held an informal reception for New York City firefighters attending the funeral of a colleague, Joe Maloney of Farmingville, who died in the Sept. 11 World Trade Center attack. |
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Press INS Supervisor Accused of Taking Bribe An immigration supervisor was accused of taking a $6,000 bribe to illegally admit a Colombian woman flying into Miami, and his indictment hints at more payoffs for illegal entry. -- Fredy Barragan, an Immigration and Naturalization Service supervisor at Miami International Airport since 1997, was held on $200,000 bond on charges that carry a possible 15-year prison sentence. His wife Katherine and his sister-in-law Monica Andrioli were charged with him.... |
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Inquirer Many A mere six weeks ago, President Bush was pushing a liberal immigration policy. He wanted to loosen the U.S. borders and make it easier for millions of illegal Mexican immigrants to move freely between America and their homeland. -- With an eye on the burgeoning Hispanic electorate, Bush was making the argument that America, a nation of immigrants, is always at its best when it welcomes foreigners who yearn to breathe free. -- But that theme was extinguished when planes became bombs Sept. 11. |
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