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Friday, November 28, 2008
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Recruited to Fail
Napolitano Selected for Incompetence?
Associated Press-- November 21
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| "You show me a 50-foot wall and I'll show you a 51-foot ladder at the border. That's the way the border works." |
Napolitano: Send National Guard back to the border
Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, President-elect Barack Obama's reported primary choice for Homeland Security secretary, says she still thinks National Guard troops should be sent back to the U.S.-Mexico border.
American Patrol Report Comment
In 2006 President Bush ordered 6,000 National Guard to the border. As reported by American Border Patrol, the Guard began arriving at the border in late 2006 and reached its peak in early 2007 when President Bush visited the Border Patrol Station at Yuma. Within a month many of the Guard outposts had been abandoned, and by January 2008 none could be found. "Other than doing construction work, the National Guard had a real presence on the border itself for less than six months, and even then they probably had little effect on stopping illegal immigration," said Glenn Spencer of ABP.
At one point, based on rules of engagement established by Gov. Napolitano, when confronted by armed intruders the Guard actually retreated. According to VDare.com, March Lopez Jr. of Governor Napolitano's staff said "They did what we thought what was said that they should do." Which was to run away. ~~More Here~~ |
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Mark Krikorian -- Center for Immigration Studies sc
Assimilation's working just fine
"Twin Cities man committed suicide bombing in Somalia". What's more, he may have been a recruiter, because as many as 40 young men may have disappeared abroad: "Federal investigators believe these missing men are training for terrorist attacks overseas, but can't be sure they won't return the Twin Cities someday... |
WorldNetDaily.com
North American Union supporter top Hussein Obama adviser
President-elect Barack Obama recently appointed to his economic transition team a known socialist activist who has previously urged the creation of a North American Parliamentary Union, a governing body to consist of Mexico, Canada and the U.S... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
McCain, Kyl back Napolitano for Cabinet
Partisan differences aside, the state's two Republican U.S. senators are cheering the prospect of Gov. Janet Napolitano and possibly one other Arizona Democrat ascending to President-elect Barack Obama's Cabinet. -- Politically, it may seem incongruous,,, |
National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers
Latest news from south of the border
The “Latin American Technology Information Network” presented a study titled “Violence map: the youth of Latin America” ; it shows that Guatemala has the highest index of violence in Latin America after El Salvador, Colombia and Venezuela. The report is based on a ten year study of homicides in 83 countries... |
Newport Beach Daily Pilot
President's pardons wrong
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher has been vociferously criticizing President Bush for not pardoning two border patrol agents convicted of shooting Osvaldo Aldrete Davila, an admitted drug smuggler, in 2005 near the Texas-Mexico border. -- Bush pardoned 14 people and commuted the sentences of two others Monday, but did not pardon Jose Compean and Ignacio Ramos... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
Seven (including 6 Mexican illegals) nabbed in child kidnap case
Seven men could face kidnapping charges after a police raid at a west Phoenix home freed a 16-year-old boy whose uncle is suspected of being extorted for nearly $100,000 in drug money, investigators said Wednesday. -- Robbery detectives said bandits kidnapped the teen knowing that his uncle... |
Washington Post
ICE agents will screen immigrants at Fairfax jail
The Fairfax County Sheriff's Office has been rejected for training and authorization to process illegal immigrants into the federal immigration system, but a better option has emerged, Sheriff Stan G. Barry said. -- Instead of training jail officers to be deputies, the ICE agency is installing video teleconferencing equipment in the Fairfax jail. |
D. C. Examiner -- Washington
Deported illegal alien returns to U.S., arrested for assaulting 2 men
An illegal [alien] who was deported in 2007 after serving time for an attempted-rape conviction in Nebraska returned to the United States earlier this year only to assault two men in Alexandria on separate occasions. -- Jolman Antonio Garcia, 30, of Esperanza, Honduras, was placed in federal custody on Nov. 12... |
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Walter Moore, Candidate For Mayor of Los Angeles
Dump the Mexican Reconquista L. A. mayor
Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month. We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working mayor...  |
WorldNetDaily.com
Campaign warns Americans about looming Sharia code
Sharia, or Islamic law, may be spreading around the world, but it isn't going to be established in the United States without opposition, vow members of the United American Committee. -- Officials with the non-profit have erected a 48-foot-long billboard just outside of Detroit, home to one of the largest groups of Muslims in the U.S. |
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American Border Patrol
Photo of the day
Glenn Spencer lives alone with seven German Shepherds. They have a tradition of sharing Thanksgiving together. This year was no exception.... |
MSNBC
Duo take Obama birth challenge to Court
When the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court meet on Dec. 5th, in their regular private conference to decide which cases to hear, two lawsuits that have captivated a segment of the blogosphere will be up for discussion. -- Both urge the court to consider claims that President-elect Obama is not qualified to be president... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
2 illegals convicted in shooting, kidnapping near Arizona Mills mall
Two men have been convicted in the kidnapping and shooting of a man last December near Arizona Mills mall. -- A jury on Tuesday found Francisco Norzagaray, 26, and Jesus Aguilar, 22, guilty of attempted first-degree murder and kidnapping, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's office... |
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