Saturday, May 17, 2008
INVASION USA
Texas officials sue U.S. over border fence
Allege Chertoff hoodwinked landowners into waiving their property rights --Associated Press
Widow fights to close legal loophole for illegal-alien drivers
'I am angry and I am still grieving on a daily basis. So is my daughter' --WKYC-TV, Cleveland
Friday, May 16, 2008
From CNSNews.com:
US Warns Tourists of Combat at Mexican Border
Americans are being kidnapped and murdered, State Dept. warns. Full Story
Mexican Immigrants Do Not Assimilate Quickly in US, Study Finds Illegal immigration hurts assimilation. Full Story
NumbersUSA Alert
From: Roy Beck, President, NumbersUSA
Date: Thursday 15MAY08 4:30 p.m. EDT
Senate committee adds amnesty for 1.2 million illegal ag workers to Iraq spending bill -- PHONE NOW
DEAR FRIENDS,
On a 17-12 vote this afternoon, the Senate Appropriations Committee added Sen. Feinstein's ag amnesty to the Iraq supplemental spending bill.
This bill could come up for a vote before the full Senate tomorrow.
Every phone of every Senator should be ringing off the hook as soon as I click SEND on this alert.
Please pick up your phone the minute you read this and call:
202-224-3121
Call the offices of both of your state's U.S. Senators and tell them:
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday afternoon committed an outrageous act of disrespect for our men and women in uniform and to the citizens of this country by attaching an illegal-alien amnesty to the Iraq spending bill.
Urge the Senator to vote and work to strip the amnesty from the Iraq spending bill on the floor.You - or the Senator - may already oppose this spending bill. But if the Senator is inclined to vote YES on the Iraq bill, ask the Senator to definitely vote NO and send it back to committee if the amnesty is NOT stripped.
There is no need for an amnesty to provide growers with workers. There already is an H-2A foreign ag worker program that provides growers with an unlimited number of temporary workers if the growers agree to pay a decent wage and ensure that they go home at the end of the season. Feinstein is just trying to protect the abysmally low wages and bad working conditions that farmworkers labor under.
Here are additional talking points (and the names of your two Senators, plus additional phone numbers):
http://www.numbersusa.com/phones?ID=10121
Expect that many staffers will either have no idea what is going on or will be lying to you. Some of you were reporting to us that Sen. Feinstein's staffers were telling you that she had no intention of attaching an amnesty this afternoon at the precise time that the committee was voting on her proposal to attach!!!!!
Unless Senators see an outpouring of disgust and outrage similar to what you waged a year ago, they will interpret it to be safe to vote an amnesty this year.
Besides an estimated 1.2 million illegal alien ag workers, all the millions of illegal aliens in their families would apparently get an amnesty, also.
Good luck. You are the only force that stands between some semblance of the rule of law and massive rewards for illegal immigration.
THANKS,
Roy
NumbersUSA Alert
From: Roy Beck, President, NumbersUSA
Date: Thursday 15MAY08 11:30 a.m.. EDT
Stop Feinstein's amnesty in Senate today & shame Pelosi's kill attempt on SAVE Act in House
THIS IS URGENT FRIENDS,
ALIPAC Alerts
AMNESTY WARNING. PLEASE TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION.
We have just learned that sellout Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Larry Craig (R-Idaho) have successfully inserted the "Ag Jobs" amnesty components into a defense spending bill.
This amendment has been accepted by the Senate Appropriations Committee and has been added to an Iraq War spending bill.
They could vote on the spending bill today or tomorrow. If the bill passes with this language included it will grant a form of AMNESTY to millions of illegal aliens working on farms.
Take immediate action.
1. Call Dianne Feinstein and Larry Craig and give their staff an earful within reason. Follow-up your call with an e-mail or fax.
2. Call both of your US Senators immediately. If you get a voicemail, leave a message. Tell your Senators NO AG JOBS AMNESTY! NO DEFENSE SPENDING BILL WITH AG JOBS IN IT! Make sure you call, and immediately send a written complaint after calling.
3. Then proceed to call as many other members of the US Senate as possible with the same message. Call them all if you can.
We need a strong and immediate reaction from across the nation to this move by Feinstein and Craig!
Article with details.
Senate panel adds immigration measure to Iraq supplemental
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-115577.html
ALIPAC's Senate Contact Information List
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-63874.html
Let's Roll!(prepared in haste by)The ALIPAC Teamwww.alipac.us
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
From WorldNetDaily:
53 illegals held against will in Phoenix
In fortified home by suspected smugglers demanding more money
--Associated Press
From CNSNews.com:
Illegal Alien Cop Killer Could Face Death Penalty
Policeman, father, shot seven times. Full Story
Monday, May 12, 2008
Duncan Hunter interviewed on The Schiffer Report
INVASION USA
WorldNetDaily Exclusive
New ethics complaint targets Ramos-Compean prosecutor
Contends public domain facts show Johnny Sutton 'willfully misleading' --WND
700 arrested in illegal-immigration raid
Federal agents descend on nation’s largest kosher meatpacking plant --Des Moines Register
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
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National Day of Prayer for Ramos and Compean--May 11
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) is calling on the nation to remember the plight of Ramos and Compean during a national day of prayer on May 11. Both men remain in solitary confinement awaiting a judge's decision on their December, 2007 appeal that could free them and return them to their families. Grassfire is urging ALL members of our team to remember these agents and their families in your thoughts and prayers on this day, and continue working with Grassfire toward their freedom. Please continue alerting friends and family to sign our national petition. Sign our national petition to free Ramos and Compean
County OKs $1M for illegal-immigrant sweeps
Tribune
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday to give the sheriff's office nearly $1 million to capture illegal immigrants, despite strong objections from small-business owners.
Deputies detain 13 at suspected Mesa drop house [http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/115742]
[null]Arpaio takes immigration sweep to Fountain Hills [http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/115619] [http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/114152]
[null]Supervisor: Arpaio has 'gone too far in sweeps [http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/115693] [http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/115742]
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Rabbis critical of sheriffs sweeps for illegals [http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/114152]
Members of the Arizona Small Business Association asked the board to hold onto the money until it was sure Sheriff Joe Arpaio's saturation patrols were not using racial profiling.
"Kill the money until you know what's going on," said Annie Loyd, a small-business owner and an independent congressional candidate for Arizona's District 1. "All we want is to know what's going on."
She said she wants the sheriff to hand over all the data relating to his crackdown to make sure his deputies are not unfairly targeting Hispanics.
Members of the business group, which represents about 2,300 companies in the county, also said the sheriff's immigration raids are eroding the state's reputation and could keep businesses from moving to Arizona.
Joan Koerber-Walker, chief executive of the business group, added that the sheriff's actions have the potential to spark violent clashes between those who support illegal immigrants and those who want them out of the country.
Protests from the business community are significant because Arpaio has repeatedly used it as a pretext for launching his immigration sweeps. In the past he has said that small businesses were complaining about illegal immigrants and lack of enforcement by local police departments.
Despite those concerns, the board voted 3-1 to approve the $999,989, which comes from the state Department of Public Safety to the county.
The cash is earmarked for the sheriff's office to aid in catching suspected illegal immigrants.
The only no vote belonged to Mary Rose Wilcox, D-District 5, who said Tuesday that the sheriff's immigration sweeps were terrorizing the community.
Those operations, in which deputies stop drivers for minor traffic violations and then check their immigration status, have focused on primarily Hispanic neighborhoods and have drawn widespread accusations of civil rights abuses.
Besides Wilcox, other high-profile leaders have criticized the operations, including Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon, who has called the raids "made-for-TV stunts." Others, including East Valley lawmakers, have praised Arpaio's sweeps.
After the supervisors' meeting, Arpaio held a 20-minute impromptu news conference in which he disputed the allegations by Gordon and others that his deputies were concentrating on Hispanic neighborhoods.
Arpaio said his latest crime suppression efforts in affluent Fountain Hills, which kicked off Tuesday, show that he's not just targeting Hispanic communities.
"I didn't go there because (Gordon) said so," Arpaio said.
The sheriff said that he should be commended for enforcing the law, and that law-abiding citizens have nothing to fear.
"The only people who fear us are those who have violated the law," he said.
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