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NWV Annoncement 
September 26, 2005 http://www.NewsWithViews.com
Frosty Wooldridge will be guest hosting the Dr. Laurie Roth Show tonight, Monday, September 26, 2005 at 7:00 PM Pacific Time. Check for the radio station in your area for the show that runs all over the country. You can find it under 'radio affiliates' at  www.therothshow.com Three national speakers will be on the show including William Gheen from www.Alipac.us in North Carolina and TJ Bonner who is a former border patrol officer with tremendous inside information on this immigration invasion.  Third guest will be bringing added punch to the immigration invasion crisis that will prove worse than WTC, Katrina and Rita combined if we fail to secure our borders, our language, our educational system and our Republic.  Additionally, visit www.newswithviews.com today, September 26, 2005, for Frosty's lastest column "IMMIGRANTS CENTURIES BEHIND".  It explains the immigration crisis in Europe and many of their worst problems coming to light from the dozens of people he interviewed while on my 3,500 bicycle ride from the top of Norway to Athens, Greece.
 
Minuteman support fades as launch of patrol nears
The Arizona Republic Tue, 27 Sep 2005 0:22 AM PDT
TOMBSTONE - The leader of the nation's largest civilian border patrol movement plans to launch a monthlong operation Saturday but expects less than half as many volunteers as originally projected and is pleading to members for cash. 
Numbers dwindle for civilian border patrol
The Tucson Citizen Tue, 27 Sep 2005 7:01 AM PDT
TOMBSTONE - The leader of the nation's largest civilian border patrol movement plans to launch a monthlong project Saturday but expects fewer than half as many volunteers as originally projected and is pleading with members for cash.
 
News 14 Carolina | 24 Hour Local News | STATE GOVERNMENT
News 14 Carolina Tue, 27 Sep 2005 8:49 AM PDT
A new poll shows North Carolinians want more laws restricting the rights of illegal immigrants. A recent census estimate shows up to 300,000 illegal immigrants live in the state.
 
Report: Illegal Immigration Has Increased
AP via Yahoo! News Tue, 27 Sep 2005 7:22 AM PDT
The pace of illegal immigration to the United States has increased despite tighter security measures and it generally parallels the pace of economic growth and the availability of jobs, a report said Tuesday.
 
Mexico's ID Makes Major Gains in U.S. - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times Tue, 27 Sep 2005 0:16 AM PDT
Mexico's ID Makes Major Gains in U.S. Use of the matricula consular is helping many to assimilate, which is one reason those against illegal immigration oppose the card's use.
 
Tancredo rips Mexican official
Rocky Mountain News Tue, 27 Sep 2005 0:19 AM PDT
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo did not take kindly Monday to a Rocky Mountain News report on Saturday that a top Mexican diplomat said his government opposed the congressman's immigration reform plan while it favored a guest worker program for illegal immigrants that eventually could lead to citizenship.
 
Police Chief Says He's Still Fighting Illegal Immigration
The WMUR Channel Mon, 26 Sep 2005 9:16 AM PDT
CONCORD, N.H. -- The police chief who made national news by charging an illegal immigrant with trespassing says he isn't done yet, despite a judge's ruling that his methods were unconstitutional.

Hearing: Subcommittee on Economic Security, Infrastructure Protection, and Cybersecurity
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance Mon, 26 Sep 2005 4:03 PM PDT

Solving the OTM Undocumented Alien Problem: Expedited Removal for Apprehensions Along the U.S. Border'  WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by the House Committee on Homeland Security:   WHEN:  2 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2005  WHERE: 311 Cannon House Office Building WITNESSES: Chief David V. Aguilar Border Patrol, U.S. Customs and Border Protection U.S. Department of Homeland Security etc.........  The Subcommittee will examine how the accelerated removal process of undocumented non-Mexican aliens, known as the expedited removal program, can be used to address the increasing number of Other-than-Mexicans (OTM) who are taken into custody by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents along the Southwest border. Once apprehended, most OTMs are released into the local community until their immigration hearing. A significant percentage of OTMs however, do not appear before the court and reside illegally within the United States. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently announced plans to expand its expedited removal program to all Border Patrol sectors along the Southwest border.    Committee Members will specifically explore the issues related to the DHS's new policy initiative, including the detention space issue, and ways to improve accountability for undocumented immigrants

Many caught at border don't appear in court Louie Gilot
El Paso Times Tue, 27 Sep 2005 2:01 AM PDT
The Border Patrol calls them OTMs -- Other Than Mexicans. They are Brazilians, Central Americans and migrants from other countries and regions that sneak into the United States, mostly through Mexico.
Randy Minnick: Taking America Back
Sierra Times Mon, 26 Sep 2005 6:15 AM PDT
Liberals want their country back. They sling the slogan Take back America! with alacrity. The fact is that they want to make this country a completely different country.

Bill targets illegal students
Red and Black Tue, 27 Sep 2005 3:10 AM PDT
A representative from Athens said he supports a bill to prevent illegal immigrants from attending public universities in Georgia.

Immigrants describe needs to legislators
The Des Moines Register Tue, 27 Sep 2005 2:07 AM PDT
Des Moines-area immigrants told lawmakers concerns over driver’s licenses, workplace abuses, and health care and education needs of their children.


Schwarzenegger travels to Mexico to improve image
Provo Daily Herald Mon, 26 Sep 2005 11:12 AM PDT
MEXICALI, Mexico -- California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, looking to improve his image with Hispanics at home, proclaimed his friendship for Mexico following meetings with Baja California Gov. Eugenio Elorduy on security issues, immigration and a controversial border canal.

Protesters Meet Governor in Mexico
KRON 4 Bay Area Mon, 26 Sep 2005 7:33 AM PDT
Posted September 26, 2005 at 7:35 a.m. MEXICALI, MEXICO (KRON) -- Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger wasn't the only Californian to travel to Mexicali, Mexico this past weekend for the Governor's meeting with Baja State officials.
 
Bush's guest-worker(amnesty) plan allows illegals already in the country to stay
Bush administration reform plan reportedly would allow illegal immigrants to remain in the United States using guest worker visas for up to six years.   This sure sounds like amnesty to me.  We need to make sure to contact our leaders in Washington and let them know we won't stand for it!   Details on: http://capwiz.com/fair/issues/bills/?bill=7669921 This offers amnesty to all illegals in the country, creates new categories for low wage immigrants.    F.A.I.R. Comment: If enacted, H.R. 2330 would drive down American wages and working conditions, place an enormous strain on our health care and educational systems, and make immigration levels completely unmanageable. Cheap labor interests would win a free flow of foreign indentured servants and American taxpayers would be forced to foot the bill.

Texans join with Arizona and New Mexico in demanding safer borders
Although not declaring the border a state of emergency, Texans are fed up with what it sees as the government's inability to control the border with Mexico, a bipartisan group of Texas lawmakers is asking President Bush to free up federal funds to better enforce immigration laws and control violence. The initiative comes a month after Arizona and New Mexico governors declared states of emergency in counties along the border, citing a failure of the federal government to enforce laws and stanch the flow of undocumented immigrants. 

Rassmussen report shows strong support for minutemen, and immigration reform for higher national security
Fifty-four percent (54%) of Americans have a favorable opinion of the Minutemen citizen border patrols, with only twenty-two percent (22%) unfavorable, according to a recent survey conducted by Rasmussen Reports.  Now all we have to do is get congress and our President to agree with the majority of the American People.
 
La Nueva Orleans
Los Angeles Times Mon, 26 Sep 2005 5:33 AM PDT
Latino immigrants, many of them here illegally, will rebuild the Gulf Coast -- and stay there. By Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez is a contributing editor to The Times and Irvine Senior fellow at the New America Foundation.

Local News U.S. Rep. Hostettler visits Greene County
Linton Daily Citizen Mon, 26 Sep 2005 2:23 PM Hostettler said another issue that impacts our society and economy as well as the national security is the flow of illegal aliens into the United States.   "I added legislation to a bill that was implemented last year that took on many recommendations of the 9/11 Commission," Hostettler said.  The legislation would double the number of Border Patrol officers from 10,000 to 20,000 in five years. It would triple the number of immigration enforcement agents over the next five years and increase detention beds by 40,000.   Unfortunately, President Bush's FYO 2006 budget only calls for a fraction of what was authorized as a result of the legislation, Hostettler explained.