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Chicago Tribune: October 15, 2005, 1:58 PM CDT Three activists were arrested Saturday in Arlington Heights as they protested a meeting of the Chicago Minuteman Project, a new group that opposes illegal immigration. Police said the three had assaulted police officers who were trying to keep order. About 120 police officers with riot gear and police dogs were summoned from other suburbs to restore order. The protesters arrested were part of a group that included dozens who identified themselves as members of socialist, anarchist and anti-war groups. Newsday.com Sat, 15 Oct 2005 9:08 PM PDT
....On the campaign trail, Foley fights to focus on attacking Republican corruption. But he frequently finds himself addressing voters' concerns about the influx of undocumented workers from Latin America into the town. The issue is a tricky one for Foley who says he still hews to the Democratic ideals of President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal and President John F. Kennedy's Great Society. In 2001 as a Suffolk legislator, Foley proposed that the county award Catholic Charities a grant to build a "shape up" center for day laborers in FARMINGVILLE who gather on street corners seeking work. Foley maintained that it would have alleviated traffic and addressed residents' quality-of-life concerns. But, he emphasizes that no such proposal is in the works for the county or the town now. Alleges 'race-baiting' Foley has said it is the federal government's responsibility to curb illegal immigration. He has accused the Republicans of waiting until an election year to crack down on illegal housing. Foley has also accused Hennessey of "race baiting" for distributing literature offering a threatening view of undocumented workers.
Long Island, NY Town Supervisor candidate bills himself as honest outsider
Newsday.com Sun, 16 Oct 2005 1:13 AM PDT Long Island, NY: ....... On his way out after the candidates' forum, Hennessey came face to face with perhaps the main issue dogging his campaign. Standing in the doorway, an angry constituent stopped Hennessey to grouse about undocumented immigrants. "Let me tell you something, there's forty Mexicans ..." the constituent said, his voice rising as he named an address. "And you never even called me back." He refused to give his name. "You talk a good line, but I hope you lose." The candidate calmly told the man his staff had found no code violations at the address. The controversy surrounding day laborers - who often live in crowded rental homes in Brookhaven communities - is one of two issues pulling Hennessey off message in this race. The other - GOP corruption - surfaced minutes earlier during the Wednesday night forum. Memri.org - Alongside the numerous documents posted on Islamist websites on how to prepare various types of explosives, "An Encyclopedia for the Preparation of Nuclear Weapons" has recently appeared on such websites. The "Encyclopedia" was posted on October 6, 2005 on the Islamist forum Al-Firdaws ("Paradise"), by someone whose nom de guerre is Layth Al-Islam ("The Lion of Islam"). A link to a slightly different version appeared on October 9 in a Yahoo! discussion group called " mujahedon." The "Encyclopedia," which contains nine lessons in approximately 80 pages in Arabic, was published under the title "The Nuclear Bomb of Jihad and the Way to Enrich Uranium" and was presented as "a gift to the commander of the Jihad fighters, Sheikh Osama bin Laden, for the purpose of Jihad for the sake of Allah." The "Encyclopedia" was published as "a scientific research by Jihad Fighter No. 1," who wrote: "For the past two years, I have been studying nuclear physics through various scientific forums and Jihadist forums. Similarly, I have been studying the technology of missiles and various types of explosives and explosive devices."
IMPORTANT UPA MEETING
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Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Hall Post #5561 241 West Shore Road Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Saturday, November 5, 2005 1:00 PM - 5:00PM Agenda: The failure of our government officials to enforce our immigration laws and secure our borders. Learn how we can get
our government officials to enforce our laws. Being an American
citizen can no longer be a spectator sport. Speakers will include
Ms. Susan Tully (National Field Director of FAIR), a representative
from the 9-11 Families for a Secure America, and Steve Lonegan,
Mayor of Bogata, New Jersey. Contact United Patriots of America for location and further details: Email: United Patriots of America Contact UPA WebSite: Announcement Minutemen draw foes at U.S.-Canada border
The Arizona Republic Sun, 16 Oct 2005 1:05 AM PDT DERBY LINE, Vt. - Members of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps were out patrolling the U.S.-Canadian border on Saturday but they were looking to keep a low profile. Protesters challenge Minutemen on Canadian border
Arizona Daily Star Sun, 16 Oct 2005 0:16 AM PDT DERBY LINE, Vt. - Members of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps were out patrolling the U.S.-Canadian border on Saturday, but they were looking to keep a low profile. Much more out in the open were.. Volunteers get cold reception in Vermont
Boston Globe Sat, 15 Oct 2005 11:59 PM PDT NEWPORT, Vt. -- It's hard to save the United States from illegal immigrants when you can't find the border. Morrow and Filner go head to head at immigration policy meeting
North County Times Sat, 15 Oct 2005 7:04 PM PDT Tu Madre wrote on October 15, 2005 2:18 PM : "Since when is the USA responsible for Mexico? Money sent there from Mexican nationals living here are their biggest source of revenue, even surpassing oil. And if you think it's just Mexicans that are crashing the borders you ain't paying attention.
At border, no sign of Minutemen, just protesters
The Tucson Citizen Sat, 15 Oct 2005 12:29 PM PDT DERBY LINE, Vt. - If members of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps were out patrolling the U.S. Canadian border on Saturday, they remained well hidden. At border, Minutemen keep low profile, protesters don't
New York Newsday Sat, 15 Oct 2005 12:58 PM PDT Minutemen spotted and include comment from group member AP Photo Washington- The American-based internet giant, AOL, wholly-owned by Time-Warner, has formed a working partnership with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to permit unlimited surveillance of the millions of AOL online members Immigration costs more than thought
Sun-Sentinel Sat, 15 Oct 2005 12:37 PM PDT In the emotional debate over immigrants, there has always been an ambiguity about whether they are a financial burden or bonanza. Language barriers cause costly delays in some Alabama courts WPMI 15 Sat, 15 Oct 2005 4:18 PM PDT BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Birmingham lawyer Temo Lopez can still recall the frustration as he stood before a judge in Jefferson County Circuit Court. His client, a Guatemala native, spoke no English. Millions to help local agencies protect state El Paso Times Sat, 15 Oct 2005 2:07 AM PDT Gov. Rick Perry came to El Paso on Friday to sell his plan for border security and found a taker in El Paso's police chief. |
| Groups unite in new initiatives to help Shore Latinos integrate Asbury Park Press Sat, 15 Oct 2005 2:17 AM PDT Carlos Cedeno isn't a genius. Bringing Latino tenants in Lakewood together with their English-speaking landlords wasn't a novel idea he had. But doing it with the official backing of Lakewood's municipal government gave him authority and made people open doors to him. |