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Latest Articles: Immigration
U.S. Border Patrol Moved to Katrina Area, Border Vulnerable
Post Date: 2005-09-06 21:25:43 by Zipporah
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font face=geneva>U.S. Border Patrol officers are being shifted away from their posts guarding the U.S.-Mexico border to aid in the Katrina Hurricane disaster, leaving the country vulnerable to illegals and terrorists attempting to enter the U.S., NewsMax has learned. The Bush administration ordered the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the federal agency charged with securing the border, to provide manpower, assets, and humanitarian support to Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts, which has some border state residents nervous that the thin red line of protection from the plague of illegals, drug smugglers and gang members will be stretched even thinner. CBP is the unified border ...
Why Isn't Bush On The Border?
Post Date: 2005-08-31 20:21:12 by Steppenwolf
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Wednesday, August 31, 2005 Why isn’t Bush on the border? Pat Buchanan Published on Monday, August 29, 2005, in the Tracy Press. WASHINGTON — On Aug. 12, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson declared a state of emergency “due to a chaotic situation involving illegal alien smuggling and illegal drug shipments” on his southern border. Three days later, Gov. Janet Napolitano followed suit in Arizona. Reason: the crisis on the border. The ally-ally-in-free immigration policy of George Bush and Vicente Fox, beloved of corporate America, has created a hell on our southern border. Those Southwestern states are being inundated by illegal aliens trashing ranches, killing cattle, ...
21 Terrorists Became U.S. Citizens
Post Date: 2005-08-30 23:59:03 by OKCSubmariner
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Two new reports released today by the Center for Immigration Studies examine the role of immigration control in our efforts to prevent further terrorist attacks on American soil. Both point to the profound security challenges posed by a federal government policy of mass immigration and lax enforcement of the law. The first paper, "Immigration and Terrorism: Moving Beyond the 9/11 Staff Report on Terrorist Travel," illustrates how 94 Islamist terrorists used the immigration system to infiltrate and embed in the United States. The author is Janice L. Kephart, counsel for the 9/11 Commission and an author of the Commission staff's report on terrorist travel. Other than the ...
Market WrapUp (08-30-05)
Post Date: 2005-08-30 19:48:33 by Arete
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Financial Sense Online Market WrapUp with Ike Iossif 08/30/2005 Home l Broadcast l Market Monitor l Top 10 l Storm Watch l Sitemap l About Us Today's WrapUp by Ike Iossif 08.30.2005 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Archive HUI - XAU In our previous report for the Gold Mining Stock Indices, we said:"The index has broken above 2 resistance lines and it is getting ready to challenge the third one at 220, while both the ADX and the Aroon Indicator are on a "BUY" signal. If the pattern continues to hold, we ought to see a pullback lasting ...
TB cases rooted in other countries
Post Date: 2005-08-29 09:36:59 by Zipporah
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The immigration boom from Latin America and Asia that has significantly increased the population in Fairfax and Loudoun counties is also raising concerns about new tuberculosis cases in the region. In Loudoun County, health department Director David Goodfriend said 86 percent of the 15 tuberculosis cases this year originated in foreign countries. "Most are from Central and South America because most of the population we get is from there," Dr. Goodfriend said. The situation is typical of a region with a large number of immigrants, he said. Health officials said 60 percent to 65 percent of cases in Virginia originated outside the country. Fairfax County health officials ...
Highly trained Islamic snipers on their way to the USA
Post Date: 2005-08-29 09:31:48 by Zipporah
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NOTE: La Voz de Aztlan is an extremist hate group in Southern California that has communicated several terrorist threats in the past against American citizens. They support illegal immigration, a separatist movement, and the forced removal of US territory. While we do not feel they are credible, we do feel they are making terrorist threats from US soil. We call on the federal government and the media to expose and address these terroristic threats that are made from inside of the US. Background information found at the bottom of this article. Highly trained Islamic snipers on their way to the USA by Ernesto Cienfuegos La Voz de Aztlan http://www.aztlan.net Los Angeles, Alta California - ...
Cannonball man flies over border
Post Date: 2005-08-28 11:02:52 by robin
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Cannonball man flies over border David Smith sails across the border, passport in handDavid Smith has an unusual way of crossing the Mexican border into the US - as a human cannonball. Mr Smith, a professional cannonball, was launched head first across the border between Tijuana, in Mexico, and the US city of San Diego. His son, also a human cannonball, says Mr Smith is the first person to be fired across an international border. Mr Smith waved his passport in the air as he sat on the lip of the cannon, before leaving on the brief journey. 'Spatial borders' The event is the first of a series of public art projects in the two border cities run by the Insite network. Mr Smith was ...
The Line In the Sand
Post Date: 2005-08-26 17:55:58 by Zipporah
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Watch the Trailer:
http://www.octobersunfilms.com/osf001trailer.mov
"The United States government has refused to effectively protect the southern border with Mexico for 40 years. Average American citizens are now banding together to stand up against a government they feel no longer represents their interests, forming one of the largest ongoing civil protests in recent American history: The Minuteman Project.
Featuring: Minute Men, illegal immigration, mexican invaders, Glenn Spencer, Cindy Kolb, Ed Kolb, Chris Simcox, John Petrello, Dr. Kevin MacDonald, Alex Linder, Jim Gilchrist, Tom Tancredo, Wes Bramhall
Border Patrol chopper forced down
Post Date: 2005-08-26 12:12:49 by Elliott Jackalope
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Rock-throwing illegal immigrants near Yuma, Arizona, forced a U.S. Border Patrol helicopter pilot to make an emergency landing this week, the customs agency said. Click HERE for the rest of the story.
FEDS VOW TO GET TOUGH ON ILLEGALS
Post Date: 2005-08-23 19:02:17 by TommyTheMadArtist
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FEDS VOW TO GET TOUGH ON ILLEGALS Tue Aug 23 2005 17:15:30 ET Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, acknowledging public frustration over illegal immigration, said Tuesday that the federal government's detention and deportation system must be fundamentally restructured. "We have decided to stand back and take a look at how we address the problem and solve it once and for all," Chertoff said during a breakfast meeting with reporters. The NEW YORK TIMES is planning a front page placement for the Chertoff comments on Wednesday, newsroom sources tell the DRUDGE REPORT. The unusually blunt assessment by the nation's top immigration official comes after governors in New ...
Calipatria prison locked down in wake of fatal riot
Post Date: 2005-08-20 15:46:25 by robin
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4:33 p.m. August 19, 2005 SACRAMENTO – Inmates at the state prison in Calipatria remained locked in their cells Friday as investigations continued into a deadly riot that erupted in an exercise yard Thursday and spread to two buildings. One inmate was killed during the uprising at the prison east of San Diego and 25 inmates and 25 guards were injured. Just the one fatal round was fired, from a semiautomatic rifle, said Terry Thornton, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. But both inmates and guards used every other weapon at their disposal, Thornton said. "In the buildings, the inmates were using broken broom handles and crutches and ...
Bush Administration Plans Push for Illegals
Post Date: 2005-08-19 08:46:36 by Grumble Jones
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Bush Administration Plans Push for Illegals WASHINGTON - The White House is planning a new push to change the nation’s immigration laws, looking in part for businesses to lobby Congress to pass measures that give more foreign-born workers legal status while also toughening lax enforcement. But the conflicting interests of President Bush’s big-business supporters, who believe the economy needs more workers, and Republican Party conservatives - many of whom have made a top priority of clamping down on illegal immigration in the name of national security - threaten the prospects for a quick deal. The White House and its allies are looking to businesses for help in selling and ...
Dengue fever outbreak in Mexico causing concern in Texas
Post Date: 2005-08-19 00:34:51 by robin
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Angela KochergaKENS 5 Eyewitness News An outbreak of dengue fever in Mexico has health officials here in Texas keeping a watchful eye across the border. Submit feedback to Angela To report a news tip, press #5 on your Cingular phone. More coverage Center for Disease Control More than 100 people have been infected in the southern state of Morelos. Several people have the hemorrhagic strain of the disease that causes bleeding and, if untreated, possibly death. To prevent the spread of the disease, health workers need to enlist the help of the residents. Oswaldo Zambrano, dengue fever prevention program director, says the enemy lives among them. He warns residents that they are providing ...
The Secret Border Wars/Mayhem and terror in Southern states to protect government drug cartels
Post Date: 2005-08-18 12:40:47 by christine
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Gov. Janet Napolitano on Monday declared a state of emergency along Arizona's border with Mexico, freeing up $1.5 million in disaster funds to help border counties combat booming illegal immigration and drug smuggling. While the threat of terrorists attacking the US is regularly one of the top news headlines on a daily basis, real terror that has already claimed the lives of 600 people this year is being routinely ignored or downplayed by the mainstream media. Mexican drug commando organization los Zetas has been carrying out kidnappings of American citizens and politically motivated assassinations which have stretched from the border town of Nuevo Laredo through to Dallas, Houston and ...
The Minutemen stumble into instant opposition in Texas.
Post Date: 2005-08-18 08:14:42 by Grumble Jones
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The Minutemen stumble into instant opposition in Texas. By DAN MALONE A Minuteman from Texas — who gave his name only as Haskell — scans the border near Douglas, Ariz., in April 2003. ‘The first time they cross that line, I’ll hammer them.’ Garza: ‘If their elected leaders were doing their jobs, we wouldn’t have the Minutemen.’ Simcox: ‘We’re not vigilantes.’ The sign reflects the belief of some extremists that there is a Hispanic conspiracy to reconquer the southwestern U.S. and rename it Aztlan. We are not vigilantes, and we are not anti-immigration.” Chris Simcox was talking to a fresh group of recruits for the Minutemen ...
Mexico's Fox protests as second US state closes border
Post Date: 2005-08-17 08:47:53 by Grumble Jones
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PHOENIX, United States (AFP) - Arizona ignored pleas for greater cooperation from Mexican President Vicente Fox to become the second US state to declare a state of emergency on its border due to rising illegal immigration, violence and smuggling. Four days after New Mexico declared a 90 day state of emergency for border areas, Arizona did the same for its four counties on the Mexican frontier, citing uncontrolled illegal immigration. "The federal government has to secure our border, and the health and safety of all Arizonans is threatened daily by violent gangs, coyotes (human traffickers) and other dangerous criminals," said Arizona governor Janet Napolitano in a statement. ...
U.S. (Border Patrol) agent accused of aiding illegals
Post Date: 2005-08-13 00:46:53 by Red Jones
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U.S. agent accused of aiding illegals By Jerry Seper THE WASHINGTON TIMES August 10, 2005 T.J. Bonner, president of the National Border Patrol Council, which represents all 11,000 nonsupervisory Border Patrol agents, called the arrest "embarrassing," but described Mr. Ortiz and the unidentified second agent as "rogue agents." "The overwhelming majority of the agents are out there risking their lives, enforcing immigration laws, doing a daunting and largely thankless task," said Mr. Bonner, a 28-year veteran of the agency. Mr. Bonner said the FBI used to conduct background investigations on all Border Patrol applicants, but the job has since been turned over ...
New Mexico Governor Declares Border Emergency To Free Up Funds
Post Date: 2005-08-12 17:38:12 by Grumble Jones
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New Mexico Governor Declares Border Emergency To Free Up Funds ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, N.M. (AP) -- Gov. Bill Richardson on Friday declared an emergency in four New Mexico counties along the border, an action that lets him free up money to be spent on everything from fighting drug smuggling to fencing a livestock yard. The executive order, issued after Richardson toured the area around Columbus, makes $750,000 immediately available to Dona Ana, Luna, Grant and Hidalgo counties. He pledged an additional $1 million. The money will aid state and area law enforcement efforts, fund a field office for the state Office of Homeland Security and help build a fence to protect a Columbus-area ...
Immigration and the Welfare State
Post Date: 2005-08-12 03:08:43 by Coral Snake
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Immigration and the Welfare State Rep. Ron Paul | August 8, 2005 More and more of my constituents are asking me when Congress will address the problem of illegal immigration. The public correctly perceives that neither political party has the courage to do what is necessary to prevent further erosion of both our border security and our national identity. As a result, immigration may be the sleeper issue that decides the 2008 presidential election. The problem of illegal immigration will not be solved easily, but we can start by recognizing that the overwhelming majority of Americans- including immigrants- want immigration reduced, not expanded. Amnesty for illegal immigrants is not the ...
(Texas) Border Patrol "Civilian Auxiliary" Proposed (by congressmen)
Post Date: 2005-08-11 13:50:08 by Jethro Tull
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Several Texas Congressmen are quietly circulating a proposal to approve 'deputized civilians' as an auxiliary to the U.S. Border Patrol, 1200 WOAI news reported today. The so called "Border Protection Corps" would consist of volunteers who go through a background check and receive training, and would then accompany Border Patrol officers as they search for illegal aliens and drug activity. "These would be volunteers who go through training, don't have a criminal background, who don't use firearms, and who would serve in a backup capacity to the Border Patrol," said U.S. Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas), who is one of the backers of the proposal. The chief sponsor, U.S. ...
Nuevo Laredo attack claims policewoman The law officer is 15th slain in the border city in '05
Post Date: 2005-08-11 09:21:34 by Zipporah
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NUEVO LAREDO, MEXICO - A Nuevo Laredo policewoman was killed and a former one injured Wednesday in the latest of the gangland-style street shootings that have racked this border city for many months. ADVERTISEMENT Two gunmen described as "very young" by witnesses reportedly pulled alongside the women and opened fire as they were driving along a working-class residential street not far from the international bridge about 5 p.m. The dead policewoman, radio operator Adriana de Leon Martinez, had just finished her shift and was being given a ride by Maria de la Paz Rangel, who was wounded in the shoulder and elbow, investigators said. The ages of both women, and how long ...
Texas becomes fourth state to have non-white majority population [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2005-08-10 18:12:52 by Zipporah
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Texas has become the fourth state to have a non-white majority population, the U.S. Census Bureau said Thursday, a trend driven by a surging number of Hispanics moving to the state, the AP's Alicia Caldwell is set to report late Wednesday night for Thursday newspapers. Excerpts follow... # According to the population estimates based on the 2000 Census, about 50.2 percent of Texans are now minorities. In the 2000 Census, minorities made up about 47 percent of the population in the second-largest state. Texas joins California, New Mexico and Hawaii as states with majority-minority populations — with Hispanics the largest group in every state but Hawaii, where it is Asian-Americans. ...
What Are They Doing? Mexican Military Active on Border
Post Date: 2005-08-09 08:47:10 by Zipporah
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Mexican military ID card found near Tombstone, Arizona American Border Patrol reportsCochise County, Arizona -- Sunday morning, American Border Patrol spotted three separate groups of Mexican military just south of the border (see photo of day). According to Glenn Spencer, ABP is seeing increased Mexican military activity very close to the border. "On Saturday we received a report of a military intrusion near Arivaca and on Sunday, a neighbor gave us a Mexican military ID that was found near Tombstone," Spencer reported. "We have no idea what they are up to," Spencer added. -- According to Spencer, ABP plans to increase its surveillance of Mexican military activities ...
Illegal Immigrants Can Be Legal Homeowners
Post Date: 2005-08-09 00:17:19 by robin
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Buyers' undocumented status is not a deterrent, as long as they have a tax ID number. Real estate agents see a huge untapped market. By Anna Gorman Times Staff Writer 8:15 PM PDT, August 8, 2005 Each week, Pedro Morlet knocks on doors in the Bay Area, looking for illegal immigrants. Morlet isn't an immigration agent. He's a real estate agent, and he's scouting for business. "Do you want a house, work and pay taxes but don't have a Social Security number?" reads his flier, written in Spanish and tailored to his potential customers. "We can help you LEGALLY!" Across the country, particularly in Texas and parts of the Midwest, hundreds of illegal immigrants have bought ...
Banking On Illegal Immigrants
Post Date: 2005-08-08 14:37:58 by timetobuildaboat
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NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - The banking industry is opening its doors to a controversial new market: illegal immigrants. Despite heated political debate in Washington over illegal immigration in the United States, an increasing number of banks are seeing an untapped resource for growing their own revenue stream and contend that providing undocumented residents with mortgages will help revitalize local communities. It's a win-win situation, they say. But skeptics worry about the message these home loans send to illegal immigrants: break our laws and we'll reward you with a home. "It's institutionalizing illegality," said Marti Dinerstein, president of Immigration Matters, a New ...
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