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GA - Illegal immigrants got drivers licenses in Lithonia scheme
Friday, November 21 @ 01:00:58 CST by illegal_immigration (36 reads) |  Four examiners charged after 136 immigrants get licenses without taking test
Four former driver’s license examiners who worked in Lithonia have been indicted in a scheme to issue more than 130 licenses to illegal immigrants. Two of the examiners also obtained false commercial driver’s licenses and landed jobs driving MARTA buses, according to an indictment from a federal grand jury.
Former examiners Shijuanna Cobb, 33, of Ellenwood, Rickell Patterson, 31, of Covington, Angela Read, 38, of Lithonia and Chardye Lloyd, 23, of Conyers were arrested Wednesday and arraigned before a U.S. magistrate judge in Atlanta, according to a statement issued by David Nahmias, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia.
Subjects = Illegal Immigration, Lithonia, Georgia, driver's licenses, illegal immigrants, false commercial licenses, MARTA buses, federal grand jury, Shijuanna Cobb, Rickell Patterson, Angela Reed, Chardye Lloyd, magistrate judge, David Nahmias, identity theft, conspiracy to commit fraud, Andrea Coleman, Department of Driver Services, Harikrishna Patel, Satishkumar Patel, India
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Fewer Mexicans leaving homeland
Friday, November 21 @ 00:31:07 CST by illegal_immigration (33 reads) |  Emigration down sharply; ailing U.S. economy, tighter border cited
MEXICO CITY - Mexican emigration has dropped 42 percent over the last two years, a government study released Thursday showed, confirming that America has become less appealing amid an economic downturn and stepped-up raids against illegal migrants.
About eight of every 1,000 Mexicans emigrated between February and May of this year, according to the survey conducted by the National Statistics and Geography Institute. That's a 42 percent drop from the same period in 2006.
Subjects: Illegal Immigration, Mexico, emigration dropped, National Statistic and Geography Institute, surveys, border security, Victor Clark, Binational Center for Human Rights, raids, U.S. Border Patrol, remittances down, National Survey of Occupation and Employment, economy, illegal alien statistics
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Amnesty Bill for Illegals Unlikely to Pass Senate, Group Says
Thursday, November 20 @ 12:53:49 CST by illegal_immigration (104 reads) |  A comprehensive “amnesty” bill to provide illegal aliens a path to citizenship is unlikely to pass the U.S. Senate next year because Republicans will be more united in opposition and Democrats will be reticent to burn political capital on the issue, according to a public policy group that tracks population growth in the U.S.
In October, Numbers USA updated its report card on U.S. senators in regard to key votes cast from 2005 to 2008 on immigration policy. Numbers USA favors policy changes that would reduce the annual flow of immigration to where it was historically prior to the late 20th century.
On the Republican side of the aisle, U.S. senators who have held permissive views toward immigration in the past have either left office or altered their position over the past year, Roy Beck, executive director of Numbers USA, told CNSNews.com.
Subjects: Illegal Immigration, comprehensive amnesty bill, illegal aliens, path to citizenship, U.S. Senate, Republicans, Democrats, Numbers USA, report cards, opposed amnesty bills, President Bush, Roy Beck, Sen. Barack Obama, Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007, S.1639, Sen. Edward Kennedy, Sen. John McCain, presidential campaign, enforcement-first, in-state tuition, border security, Sen. Mitch McConnell, worksite enforcement, eliminate chain-migration, enforcement needed
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Napolitano emerges for Homeland Security job
Thursday, November 20 @ 12:41:22 CST by illegal_immigration (72 reads) |  WASHINGTON – Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, an early Barack Obama supporter from the southwestern part of the country, is the likely choice for the job of secretary of homeland security, a top Obama adviser said Thursday.
These adviser cautioned that no final decision has been made on the position, which involves directing the massive department created by Congress in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States.
The adviser agreed to discuss the situation only on grounds of anonymity because of the private nature of the screening process for Obama's Cabinet. Napolitano, who once was Arizona's attorney general, was among the first of the Democratic governors to commit to him.
Subjects = Illegal Immigration, Department of Homeland Security, Gov. Janet Napolitano, Barack Obama, Secretary of Homeland Security choice, Congress, terrorist attacks, Democrats, Obama cabinet, border fence, federal online database, E-Verify, Social Security numbers, employment eligibility, President Bush, Federal Emergency Management Agency
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L.A. to pay nearly $13 million over May Day melee during immigration march
Thursday, November 20 @ 12:29:28 CST by illegal_immigration (69 reads) | The settlement would mark one of the largest payouts ever made to resolve LAPD misconduct. Department has sanctioned officers and trained force to prevent another such incident.
The city of Los Angeles would pay nearly $13 million to immigration protesters and bystanders injured by Los Angeles police officers during a melee at MacArthur Park last year, according to sources familiar with a tentative settlement reached by both sides.
If approved by the City Council, the mayor and the judge overseeing the bulk of the plaintiffs' claims against the city, the settlement would go far in bringing to a close an embarrassing and damaging chapter in the LAPD's recent history. It would mark one of the largest payouts ever made to resolve LAPD misconduct.
Topics: Illegal Immigration, Los Angeles, California, LAPD, immigration protesters, Los Angeles police, Los Angeles City Council, MacArthur Park, tentative settlement, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Police Chief William J. Bratton, Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, May Day march, agitators, investigators, lawsuits, taxpayers
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Wal-Mart trucker smuggles illegals across border
Wednesday, November 19 @ 01:28:09 CST by illegal_immigration (165 reads) |  Federal agents say trailer used to transport aliens at least 6 times
The Wal-Mart slogan of "Always" is taking on new meaning after a company truck was used as many as six times recently to smuggle illegal aliens into the U.S. through Texas.
The driver, Alejandro Hernandez, 50, and two women were arrested for their roles in the operation.
Hernandez took a delivery to a Wal-Mart in McAllen, Texas, and then loaded his trailer with illegals in Edinburg, the McAllen Monitor reported. A mother and daughter, Santos Moreno and Leonor Gomez, brought the aliens to Edinburg in their 15-passenger van and transferred them into his truck before proceeding on to a checkpoint.
Topics = Illegal Immigration, Wal-Mart, company truck, smuggle illegal aliens, Texas, Mexico, border, Alejandro Hernandez, arrests, McAllen, Santos Moreno, Leonor Gomez, Edinburg, border checkpoint, federal agents, Don Fogleman, smuggling
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San Diego - Border Patrol claiming success along local fence
Wednesday, November 19 @ 01:11:43 CST by illegal_immigration (118 reads) |  The Border Patrol is claiming success along a formerly chaotic five-mile stretch of the border between the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports of entry, where fencing was raised and reinforced with razor-studded concertina wire.
Tuesday, agents in San Diego celebrated the completion of the wire project, begun last December and mostly finished about two months ago. According to the agency, both illegal-crossing arrests and assaults against agents in the area are down by more than 50 percent.
However, a growing number of apprehensions and assaults are now occurring west of the San Ysidro port of entry, and overall arrests in San Diego County continue to rise. And while smugglers are having a harder time leading people over the fence with flexible ladders as they once did, inventive ones are now using battery-powered saws to cut through it instead.
Subjects = Illegal Immigration, San Diego, California, Border Patrol, San Ysidro, Otay Mesa, border fence, razor-studded concertina wire, illegal-crossing arrests, assaults on agents, smugglers, Michael Corley, Imperial Beach station, Colonia Libertad, Tijuana, Mexico, border crossings, hurling rocks, decapitation hazard for agents, National Guard, Mexican consulate, Pedro Rios, American Friends Service Committee, illegal alien statistics, enforcement needed
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TX - Gov. Perry outraged that criminal immigrants are not being deported
Wednesday, November 19 @ 00:49:10 CST by illegal_immigration (123 reads) | AUSTIN -- Gov. Rick Perry demanded Tuesday that the federal government take steps to help state and local officials ensure that unauthorized immigrants who commit crimes in Texas remain in custody until they are deported.
In a strongly worded letter to Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, Perry said he was ``outraged'' to learn that many convicted immigrants in Texas jails were released after they completed their jail sentences instead of being deported.
Topics: Illegal Immigration, Governor Rick Perry, Texas, unauthorized immigrants, crimes, deported, Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, convicted illegals released, jail sentences, border, Mexico, criminal aliens, secure border, Allison Castle, Houston Chronicle, violent criminals, murder, rape, robbery, child molestation, transnational gangs, catch and release program, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, electronic fingerprints, database, Sen. John Cornyn, Harris County jail, enforcement needed
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Advocates for AMNESTY for illegal aliens differ in predictions
Tuesday, November 18 @ 09:37:29 CST by admin (192 reads) |  Advocates for immigration reform differ in predictions for new administration
By Leah Rae
The Journal News • November 17, 2008
Now that Latinos have helped Democrats regain the highest office in the
land and bought into the promise of a problem-solving president, there
is hope for another attempt to overhaul the immigration laws.
But there is also a strain of "No, we can't."
The economic downturn and the notoriously toxic nature of
immigration politics have left some skeptical over seeing any action
soon on bills that have stalled repeatedly in Congress. For a while, at
least, it's "no se puede."
"In the best of times, this issue doesn't lend itself for a quick
fix in the beginning of an administration," said Muzaffar Chishti,
director of the Migration Policy Institute at New York University
School of Law. "And these are not the best of times."
Topics: illegal immigration, immigration reform, amnesty, open borders lobby, guest worker, temporary worker, dream act, la raza, President Obama
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Special driver's license for noncitizens raises concerns
Tuesday, November 18 @ 09:11:37 CST by admin (151 reads) |
To get to her job cleaning other people's houses, Maria depends on her
car. Without it, the native of Monterrey, Nuevo León, says she would be
hard-pressed to keep a job. Without the job, she would not be able to
provide for her family or help pay her daughter's tuition at Austin
Community College.
Maria has a Texas driver's license, which she got after coming here 16
years ago on a temporary visa. The visa expired long ago, meaning she
is no longer in the country legally. Maria renewed her license anyway,
because the Texas Department of Public Safety did not require that she
prove her visa was still valid. (Maria — not her real name — and other
unauthorized immigrants spoke to the American-Statesman on condition of
anonymity.)
The DPS says it does not know how many noncitizens with expired visas
renewed their licenses over the years, but it stopped the practice in
May.
Topics: Legal Immigrants Vs. Illegal Aliens, licenses, TX, Texas, Department of Transportation, state laws, security, drivers
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AMNESTY advocates demand reform from Obama presidency
Monday, November 17 @ 09:32:01 CST by admin (221 reads) |  ALIPAC NOTE: Let's all prepare to defeat AMNESTY again!
CHICAGO — Whether President-elect Barack Obama plans to deal with the
nation’s immigration system quickly after taking office, reminders of
the problem are resurfacing.
Petitions collected Saturday in Chicago at a church in the Pilsen
neighborhood will be sent to Obama next week demanding that immigration
raids be dramatically scaled back under his administration. Signed by
U.S. citizens on behalf of friends or family in the country illegally,
the letters also called for new action on immigration reform within the
first year of Obama’s presidency.
Meanwhile, activists in several cities are planning a January march
in Washington, and strategists wonder how else to make immigration
reform a higher priority in light of the nation’s sputtering economy.
Topics: AMNESTY, Comprehensive Immigration Reform, push, march, Obama, President, Washington, illegal immigration
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16-Year-Old Girl Killed by Illegal Alien on Way to Parade
Monday, November 17 @ 09:26:30 CST by admin (177 reads) |  Gilbert band member killed in crash on way to parade
Mesa police say an impaired driver triggered a crash early Saturday
that killed a 16-year-old girl and injured her 17-year-old brother as
they drove to a school band event.
Manuel Contreras-Galdean, 32, was arrested and booked into a
Maricopa County jail on suspicion of manslaughter and aggravated
assault.
Authorities also placed an immigration hold on him after it was determined that he is in the country illegally.
Police said Contreras-Galdean was at the wheel of a red Dodge Ram about
6:30 a.m. when he turned left in front of a Nissan Sentra carrying the
teens.
Topics: Crimes, Crime Scenes, Arrests, illegal immigration, killed Americans, several per day, thousands per year, prevent these deaths, enforce our laws!
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American Fights Back: Illegal Alien Home Seller Faces Deportation
Monday, November 17 @ 09:17:51 CST by admin (461 reads) |  ALIPAC NOTE: We applaud the efforts of
Nicole Griffin but want to know how in the hell they are giving this illegal alien a work permit?!?!?!
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Both lose in aborted immigrant-citizen home sale
Nov 16, 2008 12:30 PM EST
The Seattle Times
ROSWELL, Ga. - Like all illegal immigrants, Lorenzo Jimenez knew the
knock on the door from immigration agents could come at any time.
Still, he had enough faith in the American dream to buy a house in
this Atlanta suburb, even though signing the papers meant raising the
risk: He put his 2-year-old, American-born daughter's name and Social
Security number on the title.
And it worked, for a while. Jimenez and his family lived happily enough for several years alongside "regular" citizens.
Nicole Griffin's mom lived a few doors away, and when Griffin
visited, she said, her kids played with the Jimenez children. When
Jimenez put his four-bedroom, two-bathroom home up for sale last
spring, wanting more space, Griffin was immediately interested.
Topics: Home Sales, Fraud, crime, illegal alien, illegal immigration, homeowners, banks, citizens, Jimenez, deportation, work permit, ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Bush caves in to the US Chamber of Commerce on illegal immigration again!
Monday, November 17 @ 09:01:47 CST by admin (148 reads) |  ALIPAC NOTE: This is exactly how Bush has wrecked our nation. The US Chamber runs the show more than the American public!
New Immigration Regulation Eased After Firms Complain
Homeland Security Measure Requires Checks of New Hires
In a concession to business groups, the Homeland Security Department
will significantly scale back its planned crackdown this winter on
federal contractors that hire illegal immigrants.
Under a rule published yesterday, the agency said only contractors that
do more than $100,000 in federal work will be required to use an
electronic government system to check the work documents of new hires.
Originally, officials had proposed that companies doing $3,000 in
federal work must comply.
The agency also said it would require federal contractors to check
only laborers used on specific contracts, instead of their entire
workforce.
The revisions significantly reduce the number of companies that
will be subject to the program, which will apply to federal contracts
and solicitations issued after Jan. 15. The Bush administration had
hoped to make the work eligibility system, called E-Verify, mandatory
for nearly 200,000 government contractors, covering about 4 million
U.S. workers over 10 years.
Topics: illegal immigration, George Bush, President, broken laws, US Chamber of Commerce, Americans Vs big global business, E-verify, Homeland Insecurity
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Illegal Immigrants Let go after Murdering Mother of Five
Sunday, November 16 @ 09:40:53 CST by illegal_immigration (303 reads) | 'Why'd they let him go?'
In killing blamed on immigrant, woman's kin want answers
By SUSAN CARROLL
Nov. 15, 2008, 11:59PM
On a cloudy Monday afternoon in April, Tina Davila was buried according to her wishes: dressed in her favorite Dallas Cowboys jersey, with a photo of all five of her children tucked inside her coffin. In the picture, Kaylynn, the baby girl Davila died trying to protect, looks fussy, her chubby cheeks puckered into a pout.
Billy Brewer, Kaylynn's father, watched as Davila's coffin was lowered into a grave at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery in Houston.
Brewer, a long-haul trucker, had a crush on Davila since he was a teenager. He loved her wide smile and how, he said, ''she wouldn't back down from nothing for nobody." Most especially on the day Davila, 39, tried to fight off the man who cornered her in a parking lot while Kaylynn was strapped into her car seat.
TOPICS - Illegal Immigration, illegal immigrants, illegal aliens, murder, Tina Davila, mother of five, Timoteo Rios, marijuana possession, failure to identify to a police officer, Mexican citizen, illegal immigrant, Immigration and Customs Enforcement , Harris County Jail, holds, deportation, criminal mischief,worked in construction, ICE, Kenneth Landgrebe, unlawfully present in the U.S, Kennedy Escoto,
Note: ALIPAC NOTE:
Our hearts and prayers go out to the family members of Tina Davila a mother of five. her life was shortened by a an illegal immigrants who should not have been in this country. ALIPAC will continue to fight so long as our legislators continue to fight for amnesty for illegal immigrants.
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Illegal immigrant accused in sexual assault of young teen caught at border
Sunday, November 16 @ 09:21:06 CST by illegal_immigration (143 reads) | Illegal immigrant accused in sexual assault of young teen caught at border
Reported by: Deborah Stocks
Last Update: 11/15 5:27 pm
Juan Thomas Diaz-Avila A man accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old Valley girl was arrested in Tucson while he was being held by Border Patrol agents awaiting deportation to Mexico.
Juan Thomas Diaz-Avila, 28, allegedly sexually assaulted the girl Thursday in the southwest part of the county, according to a Maricopa County Sheriff's Office news release.
TOPCS: Illegal immigration, illegal immigrants, illegal aliens, sexual assualt, crimes, Tucson, Juan Thomas Diaz-Avila,Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Tucson detention facility, sexual assault of a minor
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ALIPAC McCain played Democrat on illegal immigration election issues
Sunday, November 16 @ 09:10:51 CST by illegal_immigration (141 reads) |  McCain played 'Democrat' on illegal immigration election issues
An immigration activist says the Republican Party lost any real chance of retaining the White House the day John McCain won the GOP primary.
William Gheen is president of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, or ALIPAC. Throughout the presidential campaign, Gheen ardently refused to support John McCain because of the Arizona senator's continued support to grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens.
Gheen believes McCain was counting on GOP voters to march into the booths at the last minute, hold their noses, and elect him out of fear of Obama. He notes while many Republicans reluctantly made that choice, a significant group withheld their support or voted in opposition to McCain.
SUBJECTS: Illegal Immigration, illegal immigrants, immigration, Republican Party, John McCain, William Gheen, Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, ALIPAC, GOP voters, Obama, immigration issues
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Lindsey Graham Wants to Push Amnesty Again
Saturday, November 15 @ 12:44:23 CST by illegal_immigration (223 reads) |  Lindsey Graham Wants to Push Amnesty Again
John McCain
McCain-Obama Meeting Set in Motion by Graham
By Michael D. Shear
The upcoming meeting between President-elect Barack Obama and his onetime rival Sen. John McCain was set in motion during a phone call over the weekend between Obama and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), McCain's closest friend.
In an interview Friday, Graham said that Obama requested the meeting during a 20-minute phone call that the South Carolina senator described as a "pleasant" discussion about how they could work together effectively.
"We just talked about the desire to find something meaningful to work on," Graham said. "He was very nice to me, said that he considered me a serious, reform-minded senator that he could do business with."
Graham said that Obama raised the idea of "sitting down in a serious way with Senator McCain ... where they can find common ground." The details of the meeting were worked out between Graham and Obama's new chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel.
TOPICS - Illegal Immigration, illegal immigrants, amnesty, immigration reform, Barack Obama, Lindsey Graham, John McCain, South Carolina, politically align, immigration
Note: ALIPAC NOTE:
"If the administration wants to move forward with immigration again, I stand ready to do that," Graham said."
ALIPACERS will be ready too Mr. Graham. We will once again effectively swamp your offices with letters, emails, faxes and phone calls to stop any attempt at any kind of amnesty for illegal immigrants.
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3 Tijuana officers trying to illegally enter U.S. taken into custody
Saturday, November 15 @ 12:39:53 CST by illegal_immigration (155 reads) |  3 Tijuana officers trying to illegally enter U.S. taken into custody
By Sandra Dibble
UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER
November 15, 2008
Three Tijuana police officers suspected of ties to organized crime were detained this week by U.S. authorities as they tried to cross into the United States.
The officers, two of whom were assistant chiefs, were taken into custody at the Otay Mesa and San Ysidro ports of entry, said Lauren Mack, spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in San Diego.
The officers worked for the municipal police department and were turned over to the Mexican military. The first two were detained Monday and are among the 20 municipal officers being held for questioning in Mexico City by the federal organized-crime unit, known as SIEDO. Many of the detainees in that group held top positions.
SUBJECTS: illegalm immigration, illegal immigrants, illegal entry, Tijuana police officers, organized crime, U.S. authorities,Otay Mesa and San Ysidro ports, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Mexican military, SIEDO, violence, turf battle, drug traffickers fighting for control of smuggling
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500K illegal immigrants defying deportation orders
Saturday, November 15 @ 12:21:38 CST by illegal_immigration (162 reads) |  500K illegal immigrants defying deportation orders
By DENISE LAVOIE – November 14, 2008
BOSTON (AP) — Zeituni Onyango came to the United States seeking asylum from her native Kenya but was turned down and ordered to leave the country in 2004.
Four years later, she is still here. And her nephew is about to become president of the United States.
Onyango's family connection to Barack Obama has thrown a spotlight on a phenomenon many Americans might find startling: An estimated half-million immigrants are living in the United States in defiance of deportation orders.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has stepped up efforts to catch fugitive aliens, as they are known, and now has about 100 "fugitive operations teams" around the country. In the past year, the teams have made 34,000 arrests, more than double the number two years ago. But there are still 560,000 such immigrants in the U.S.
TOPICS - Illegal immigration, illegal immigrants, illegal alliens, Zeituni Onyango, Barack Obama, defiance of deportation orders, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, fugitive aliens, ICE, Government officials , deportation notices, workplace raid, crimes, arrests, catch and release
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| Old Articles | | Friday, November 14 | | · | TX - School supplies fake Social Security numbers to teachers |
| · | CO - Weld County cracks down on 1,300 ID theft cases |
| · | Explosion Of Kidnappings, Torture Connected To Mexican Drug Rings |
| Thursday, November 13 | | · | Texas - Berman Will File 9 Bills About Illegal Immigration |
| · | Texas Checkpoint Plan Stirs Lots of Talk |
| · | Police Arrest an Illegal Gang Member in Bus Shooting |
| Wednesday, November 12 | | · | US Immigrant Groups To March A Day After Obama Takes Over |
| · | San Diego County to take part in immigration fingerprint check |
| · | Past year saw record 349,041 deportations |
| Tuesday, November 11 | | · | War In The GOP & John McCain's Blame Game |
| · | Immigration and Customs Enforcement Attorney Arrested for Corruption! |
| · | Illegal Alien Pleads Guilty To Firing Gun At US Border Patrol Agents! |
| · | Mexico deadlier than Iraq |
| Monday, November 10 | | · | John McCain's Employees Blame Palin and Lack of Amnesty for his loss! |
| · | Senators Graham and Martinez Blame Lack of Amnesty for McCain Loss |
| Sunday, November 09 | | · | Californias Budget Problems Exacerbated by Illegal Immigration |
| · | Grassley Questions Immigration Agency About Fraud in H-1B Program |
| · | SC Raid reveals underage illegal immigrants workers |
| Saturday, November 08 | | · | Obama's illegal immigrant aunt to fight to stay in US |
| · | Jury Acquits Illegal Immigrant Of Double Homicide |
| Friday, November 07 | | · | Illegal immigrants benefit from dialysis |
| · | AZ: Judge Bans Use Of the words Illegal and Aliens |
| Thursday, November 06 | | · | U.S. Border Patrol Achieves Substantial Results in 2008 |
| · | We held the line! |
| · | Democrats Gear Up To Censor Talk Radio and Internet on Election Night! |
| · | New York Times Upset With ALIPAC Over Defeat of Proposition! |
| Wednesday, November 05 | | · | Arizona - Sheriff Arpaio Wins Re-election |
| · | Arizona - Law to modify illegal immigrant sanctions rejected |
| Tuesday, November 04 | | · | ALIPAC's RED ALERT for Election Day 2008 |
| · | Food Order Accuracy Up with More English Speaking Workers |
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