Monday, April 23, 2007

Postcards from the Edge

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Houston Chronicle
A pickup suspected of carrying several illegal immigrants crashed near Columbus on Sunday when the driver apparently lost control of the vehicle, authorities said. -- An off-duty Goliad County deputy constable called authorities after spotting the speeding truck on eastbound Interstate 10.
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Rick Oltman
Photos from D. A. King's rally opposite the White House in Washington, D. C. today. Photos provided by Rick Oltman of Californians for Population Stabilization.
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McClatchy Newspapers
Enrique Valdovinos ran the Mexican restaurant Los Caporales - which means "The Cattle Bosses" - just outside Columbia. -- But Valdovinos had a secret life. He had hidden in a car trunk to enter the United States illegally and had gone into drug smuggling. In fact, he had become a major local dealer...
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Frank Miele -- Daily Interlake -- Kalispell, Montana
You would think that "immigration reform" would have something to do with immigration, but it really doesn't. -- Immigration is the orderly process of entering a foreign country by applying for a visa, meeting certain requirements of residency, waiting in line, and then being invited to cross the border...
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Washington Times
The leaders of the U.S. Border Patrol's rank-and-file agents have unanimously voted a no-confidence resolution against Chief David V. Aguilar, citing, among other things, his willingness to believe the "perjured allegations" of criminal aliens over his own agents.
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The Stein Report
An excerpt from Attorney General Alberto Gonzales' testimony before the Senate last week: Sen. Cornyn: I've received a number of complaints from constituents about the prosecution and jailing of two Border Patrol agents from the El Paso area, agents Ramos and Compean . . .Do you believe that the public has been fully informed...
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San Francisco Chronicle
Mayor Gavin Newsom vowed Sunday to maintain San Francisco as a sanctuary for immigrants and do everything he can to discourage federal authorities from conducting immigration raids. -- The mayor cannot stop federal authorities from making arrests, Newsom told about 300 mostly Latino members of St. Peter's Church...
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Associated Press
Tucson -- Tucson activists are calling for high school and college students to boycott school and participate in a planned May 1 march for [illegal alien... criminal] "rights." -- The march will coincide with similar work and shopping boycotts in Phoenix and throughout the country on May 1.
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Editorial -- Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson
"This measure will result in more deaths, detentions, deportations and criminal prosecutions," said Isabel Garcia, co-chair of Derechos Humanos, which works to protect the rights of [illegal aliens... criminals]. "The act will militarize the border even more. We're moving toward a police state."
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WorldNetDaily.com
The Texas legislature moved closer to blocking the Trans-Texas Corridor last week with a bill that would place a two-year moratorium all public- private partnerships that would involve the construction of new toll roads financed and operated by private foreign investment groups.

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