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United Patriots meet again in N.J. to seek support to halt illegal immigration
Sunday, November 6, 2005, Bergen, NJ Record
Article: UPA meeting in Bogota, NJ
 
Foreign Affairs - Article
Foreign Relations Tue, 08 Nov 2005 0:09 AM PST
Summary: Radical Islam is spreading across Europe among descendants of Muslim immigrants. Disenfranchised and disillusioned by the failure of integration, some European Muslims have taken up jihad against the West. They are dangerous and committed -- and can enter the United States without a visa.
 
Camp Of The Saints Comes True In France
The French this week must now feel they are living Camp of The Saints thirty years late. -- Do you remember the allegorical tale in this 1973 novel by Jean Raspail? He tells about the end of his world, our world, where Western civilization is not destroyed by a meteor, nor some new plague, nor pollution, nor nuclear war. It is destroyed by an alien invasion...http://www.americanpatrol.com/COLUMNISTS/COLLINS-DONALD/DayOfSaints051109FR_DAC_.html
 
Far-Right Leader: Riots Only the Start
 
Visa Flaws Exposed in New Report
Irish Voice Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
The U.S. system for catching people who overstay visitor visas is totally inefficient, a major new report has found.
 
A newly disclosed Canadian intelligence study says al Qaeda might try to spread the deadly avian flu virus as part of its campaign to sow terror in Western nations. The report by the federal government's Integrated Threat Assessment Centre describes the avian flu as a "potential terrorist-induced" pandemic and specifically mentions Osama bin Laden. "It is significant to note that Osama bin Laden views chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons as legitimate," says the report, titled Pandemics: Avian Flu. "In addition, Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda representatives have repeatedly named Canada as a target," it says under the heading "Biology and Terrorism." A copy of the study was released to the National Post under the Access to Information Act. Security officials have long feared that Islamic terrorists bent on disrupting Western economies and killing masses of civilians might resort to biological agents. 
 
With Most Patrol Agents at the Border, Illegal Immigrants Who Make It North Have Little to Fear
Albuquerque Journal Sun, 06 Nov 2005 6:31 PM PST
Third in a series Find an apartment, get a job, attend school. Thousands of New Mexico's illegal immigrants lead normal lives with little chance of being deported. That's because Border Patrol manpower and money are focused on the border? a policy praised by some and condemned by others.
 
Minutemen Spend Lots of Time in the Valley
KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley Mon, 07 Nov 2005 4:58 PM PST
It's been a week since the Minutemen officially wrapped up a 30 day operation in South Texas. But don't think for a second they're gone from the Valley. As Action 4 News reporter Ray Pedraza examines, the group plans to stay until they get what they want from the federal government.
 
Grannies on patrol; Women help lead Minuteman border vigil...
The grandmothers, dubbed the "Granny Brigade" by their colleagues, led the Minuteman's October effort in southern Arizona -- targeting the more than 6,000 illegal aliens who cross into Arizona everyday through a 260-mile corridor known as the Tucson sector, only about a third of whom are caught. "The illegal aliens eventually found out where we were stationed so they went around us," Mrs. Mercer said. "Our presence here proved that additional Border Patrol agents or National Guard troops on the border will effectively close it to illegal entry."   More than 4,500 Minuteman volunteers participated in the 30-day vigil to protest what they consider the U.S. lax immigration policies, manning observation posts and conducting foot and horseback patrols along the Mexican border from Texas to California and in seven states on the Canadian border.
 
Bush Does Corporate Bidding While On The Clock
Sierra Times Sun, 06 Nov 2005 6:42 PM PST
Among Latin Americans, polls show George W. Bush to be the most unpopular American president in history. On November 3, 2005, the Argentine daily reported the results of a poll that showed 6 out of ten Argentines opposed Bush?s presence in their country.
 
Mexican, U.S. labor officials vow to protect rights of immigrant workers _ legal or not
AccessNorthGA Mon, 07 Nov 2005 4:18 PM PST
Officials with the U.S. Department of Labor and Mexico's Foreign Ministry pledged Monday to protect the rights _ especially fair pay and safe working conditions _ of immigrant workers, whether they are in the United States legally or not.
 
Illegal Alien hurricane worker problems growing along Gulf Coast
The Clarion-Ledger Mon, 07 Nov 2005 1:05 AM PST
Tensions along the Mississippi Gulf Coast are surfacing between contractors and immigrant workers who've arrived to repair roofs, clean up debris and tear down destroyed property.
 
Ahern Calls Bush Plan Unworkable
Irish Voice Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:55 PM PST
Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Dermot Ahern has described President Bush?s proposed guest worker plan to have undocumented immigrants return to their native countries before reapplying for work visas as ?unworkable? and ?just impractical.?

Ted Turner: Avoiding a Russian arms disaster...
November 6, 2005 Hurricane Katrina drove home the staggering devastation that disasters -- natural or man-made --can inflict. Meanwhile, July's attacks on the London Underground reminded us terrorists can still strike major world cities. Now imagine the two joined together: terrorists, armed with weapons of mass destruction, unleashing Katrina-scale chaos and death in the heart of a U.S. city.
    Such attacks are hardly unthinkable. Roughly half of Russia's weapons-grade nuclear materials are poorly protected. In the small Russian town of Shchuch'ye, nearly 2 million shells of VX and sarin nerve gas -- each lethal enough to kill 85,000 people -- lay stacked in chicken cooplike structures. The September 11 commission said al Qaeda has pursued getting and using these weapons as a "religious obligation" for more than a decade.

Day Laborers Being Photographed, Followed in Va.
Washington Post Mon, 07 Nov 2005 8:08 PM PST
Unless he's on a job, Paul Lopez, a teacher by trade, heads to a 7-Eleven parking lot in Herndon a couple of times a week to wait for work. He was there Friday morning, dressed in paint-stained cargo pants, a shirt, a light jacket and a Redskins cap.
 
No Human Is Illegal [?]
Stanley Mailman and Steve Yale-Loehr recently penned some wise words concerning the term "illegal alien":    "An undocumented alien performing construction work is not an
outlaw engaged in illegal activity, such as bookmaking or burglary.  Rather, the work is lawful and legitimate; it simply happens to be work for which the alien is ineligible or disqualified ... A noncitizen who overstays a visa is no more an illegal person than an employer who fails to certify an IRCA form is an "illegal employer." Neither has thereby committed a crime ..."  (Undocumented Workers Seeking Personal-Injury Compensation, October 31, 2005, New York Law Journal).
Undocumented aliens find work in the US with the express support of millions of America's employers, including American families and households. These same undocumented aliens find a warm welcome from pretty much every American community and neighborhood. We need to bring our immigration laws in
conformance with the expressed desires of America's employers and  communities by legalization instead of demonizing the
undocumented by referring to them as "illegal aliens".   [FROM 
http://www.ilw.com which welcomes readers to share their opinion and ideas with us by writing to mailto:editor@ilw.com ]
 
Immigrants and Riots
Sierra Times Mon, 07 Nov 2005 2:26 AM PST
I live in California; a state that has a huge number of legal and illegal aliens. According to one web source, California has 40% of all illegals in America (with approximately 41% of those settling in the L.A. area).  
 
French Riots Leave Burned Cars, Immigration Issues (Update3)
Bloomberg.com Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:58 AM PST
Nov. 7 (Bloomberg) -- As trucks haul away shells of burned- out cars and vans torched by rioters in the Paris suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois, Hamza and a dozen other teenagers hanging around a local shopping mall can't hide their smirks.
 
Viewpoint: Paris-sur-Jungle
Middle East Times Mon, 07 Nov 2005 7:01 AM PST
WASHINGTON -- "Clichy-sur-Jungle" was the title of an article in France's Liberation newspaper referring to the hooliganism, then in its second week, in the Parisian suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois, one of the many troubled blue-collar townships that ring the French capital.  
 
Lost Territory of the French Republic: The City of Light's Underbelly
ABC News Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:32 AM PST
Paris Riots Attract Much Needed Attention to Immigrant Suburbs But For the Right Reasons?
 
House Republicans are looking closely at ending birthright citizenship and building a barrier along the entire
TheExperiment Sat, 05 Nov 2005 9:21 PM PST
House Republicans are looking closely at ending birthright citizenship and building a barrier along the entire U.S.-Mexico border as they search for solutions to illegal immigration.
 
The FBI Says We?re Safe ? Do You Believe Them?
The People's Truth Forum - On October 17, 2005, the FBI issued its annual report on crime. A popular Website immediately pronounced, ?FBI Offers a Reason to Feel Safe.? Feeling safe, however, depends are what safe means. It?s no secret that crime as collected by the Department of Justice and reported annually by the FBI has been trending down. In fact, the crime rate is at a 30-year low according to the 2004 FBI report. Overall, the number of violent offenses, which include murder, assault, robbery and rape, dropped 1.2 percent in 2004, compared to 2003. Non-violent offenses, which include burglary, larceny and auto theft, also fell by an almost similar amount. The seven indices of violent and non-violent offenses represent data provided by nearly 17,000 law enforcement agencies across the United States. These data are meant to reflect a reliable system by which law enforcement agencies and criminologists can measure crime within the community. Reasoned judgments can then be made about public safety. As a society, can we rely on these FBI statistics to make us feel safe?
 
"At Issue:" Experts Say Compromise Possible On Immigration
WBBM Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:33 AM PST
Saturday, November 05, 2005, 8:25 a.m. - CHICAGO -- Congress is considering sweeping and somewhat contentious changes to U.S. immigration laws and policies. But, two experts on opposite sides of the debate say compromise is possible.
 
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE The border fence fantasy
San Francisco Chronicle Mon, 07 Nov 2005 5:32 AM PST
IT'S THE ULTIMATE immigration fantasy: building a 2,000-mile fence across the U.S.-Mexico border. Pat Buchanan proposed one when he ran for president in 1996. The idea should have died right then, but it keeps coming back.
 
Poll: Most Americans favor border fence
WorldNetDaily Mon, 07 Nov 2005 10:18 PM PST
Nearly two-thirds of Americans would favor the construction of a fence along the entire U.S.-Mexico border, while three out of four say a politician's stance on immigration will influence the way they vote in coming elections.
 
Citizen patrols try to shed vigilante image
Kansas City Star Tue, 08 Nov 2005 3:15 AM PST
FABENS, Texas - Radio talk-show host J.C. McClain could hardly contain his excitement as he recalled the time he had to pull his pistol in front of an illegal immigrant whose pants were still wet from splashing across the Rio Grande.
 
Greyhound in a corner on illegal immigration
Austin American-Statesman Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
Latino groups say the bus line has overreacted to pressure from the federal government.
 
Opposition Leader Promises U.S. Outreach
Irish Voice Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
A new high-powered attempt is being made to highlight the plight of the undocumented Irish living in the U.S. This area is reserved for Irish Circle members.

Migrant Worry
New York Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:31 PM PST
Who deserves to be a citizen? As the politics of immigration roil Europe and the U.S., the real debate hasn't even begun.
 
Community Alliance forms to aid Hispanics
Journal-News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 1:22 PM PST
HAMILTON ? A group of area residents and community leaders in Hamilton?s Fourth Ward are launching a campaign to inform their Hispanic neighbors about their rights and end rumors related to deportation.
 
Role of local law enforcement in illegal immigration is debated
Sierra Vista Herald Sat, 05 Nov 2005 8:06 AM PST
SCOTTSDALE ? For the third time in the past four months, a high-level elected official in Arizona has held a conference about illegal immigration and border security, underscoring the growing attention the issue is getting locally and nationally.
 
McCain-Kennedy bill is an earnest step toward immigration reform
Toledo Blade Sat, 05 Nov 2005 3:44 AM PST
THE United States desperately needs to enact immigration reform, not only to increase national security but also to establish a more rational, logical, and humane policy.
 
Latin America in brief
San Jose Mercury News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:58 AM PST
Brazilian police have dismantled a gang that specialized in smuggling illegal immigrants into the United States through Mexico and arrested six of the group's leaders, authorities said Friday.
 
Kilgore flier undercuts his own TV ad claims on Kaine
Daily Press Sat, 05 Nov 2005 3:12 PM PST
RICHMOND, Va. -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Jerry Kilgore for weeks has blistered Tim Kaine, his Democratic foe, in speeches and television ads, claiming Kaine supports tax-paid subsidies for illegal aliens.
 
Coming up this week
Salt Lake Tribune Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:10 AM PST
TWO DOCUMENTARIES ON UNDOCUMENTED Two documentaries touching on issues of undocumented workers trying to cross the U.S./Mexico border will screen at 7 p.m., at the City Library auditorium, 210 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City. "New World Border (La Nueva Frontera del Mundo)" is director Jose Palafox's look at the increase of human-rights abuses that has been seen since the installation of border

Drug tests' side effect: Conflict of interests
The Charlotte Observer Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:02 AM PST
Oscar Cabanerio has been waiting in an experimental drug testing center in Miami since 7:30 a.m. The 41-year-old undocumented immigrant says he's desperate for cash to send his wife and four children in Venezuela.

Flake takes stance on immigration with focus on birthright citizenship
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:07 PM PST
Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., is among House Republicans who believe that lawmakers should consider passing a bill to deny children of undocumented immigrants born on U.S. soil automatic citizenship, his office says.

Human guinea pigs pay for lax FDA rules
Seattle Times Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:08 AM PST
Oscar Cabanerio has been waiting in an experimental drug-testing center in Miami since 7:30 a.m. The 41-year-old undocumented immigrant...

Napolitano keeps eye on border early in race
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:08 PM PST
Gov. Janet Napolitano continued to burnish her tough-on-immigration image last week with a swing through several border towns Wednesday, capping a flurry of related, high-profile border moves.

Primeau faces concussion questions
Courier-Post Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:15 AM PST
The decision facing Flyers captain Keith Primeau as he recovers from his umpteenth concussion really does not involve playing hockey again.

Change is ahead for ethnic affairs
Salt Lake Tribune Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:56 PM PST
Community leaders have no doubt newly appointed state Office of Ethnic Affairs Director Luz Robles is capable of doing the job, but they have concerns about how effective she might be in Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s administration. Robles was named as the director in a quick announcement during the office's civic-participation training on Saturday.

Some think East Texas may be home to Sasquatch
Houston Chronicle Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:37 PM PST
It's dark deep in the Piney Woods. In the stillness, on a moonless night, the silence is suddenly shattered by the dry snap of twigs under the weight of footfalls. Ponderous steps. Two feet. Big ones. A heartbeat ? your own ? is thudding now, pounding like a tribal drum calling Kong to the gates.

Farmers fear worker shortage
AG Weekly Sat, 05 Nov 2005 9:03 PM PST
SAN LUIS, Ariz. -- It's only 4 a.m. but the border crossing in this southwest Arizona town is already jammed with cars and people inching northward to enter the United States.
 
Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter is calling for the construction of an $8 billion fence along the 2,000-mile U.S. border
TheExperiment Sat, 05 Nov 2005 9:36 PM PST
A California congressman is calling for the construction of an $8 billion fence along the 2,000-mile U.S. border with Mexico to stop illegal immigrants.

LULAC inaugurates council in Lima: Group formed after comments by Sheriff Dan Beck on illegal immigration
Lima News Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:07 AM PST
LIMA ? The Hispanic community in Lima now officially has its own voice.

Youths' poverty, despair fuel violent unrest in France
Boston Globe Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:53 PM PST
CLICHY-SOUS-BOIS, France -- Mahmoud Khabou, 20, the jobless son of Algerian immigrants, knows little of the world beyond the concrete housing projects that rise in bleak rows barely an hour's subway ride from the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and other grand monuments of Paris.

Flake takes stance on immigration with focus on birthright citizenship
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:07 PM PST
Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., is among House Republicans who believe that lawmakers should consider passing a bill to deny children of undocumented immigrants born on U.S. soil automatic citizenship, his office says.

The Americas in brief
Salt Lake Tribune Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:10 AM PST
VENEZUELA U.S. denies holding back replacement parts for F-16s CARACAS - The United States has recently sent replacement parts to Venezuela for U.S.-made warplanes, American officials said Friday, denying claims that it has not honored a supply contract.

A personal appeal might prod CNN
St. Petersburg Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:34 PM PST
Gabriel Cazares of Clearwater makes an excellent point. On Oct. 23 Cazares was watching CNN's live coverage of Gov. Jeb Bush's comments to Floridians as Hurricane Wilma, with 115 mph winds, was bearing down on South Florida.

Napolitano keeps eye on border early in race
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:08 PM PST
Gov. Janet Napolitano continued to burnish her tough-on-immigration image last week with a swing through several border towns Wednesday, capping a flurry of related, high-profile border moves.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: In Bolling vs. Byrne, voters see that contrast runs deep
Richmond Times-Dispatch Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:01 PM PST
It's the race of political polar opposites. The lieutenant governor's contest pits Republican Bill Bolling, a state senator from Hanover County, against Democrat Leslie L. Byrne of Fairfax, a former state legislator and U.S. representative.
 
Beatty, foes crash governor's rally / Crowds more sparse than when Schwarzenegger ran for office as polls show all four
San Francisco Chronicle Sat, 05 Nov 2005 8:13 PM PST
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his final harried weekend of campaigning for his lagging special election initiatives, vowed Saturday to "reach across the aisles" to his political opponents -- even as a crowds of protesters, lead by actors Warren...

Greyhound in a corner on illegal immigration
Austin American-Statesman Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
Latino groups say the bus line has overreacted to pressure from the federal government.

Time again to pull the lever
Newsday.com Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:24 PM PST
Much depends on the year, the race, the personalities, the circumstances and the issues. Particularly in local races -- such as those Tuesday in Nassau and Suffolk -- voter choices will transcend partisanship, said Bernard Firestone, a political scientist who is dean of Hofstra University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

New York's First Asian Councilman
Bernama Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:25 PM PST
NEW YORK, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- When Malaysian parliamentarians Dr Wee Ka Siong and Edmund Chong Ket Wah arrived in New York this week, they did not fail to pay a courtesy call at the office of John Liu, the only Asian councilman in New York's legislative council.

Conference looks at border county issues
North County Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:34 PM PST
As the debate over illegal immigration roils across the nation, the 24 counties lining the U.S./Mexico border from California to Texas say they are paying too high a price for everything from jails to cross-border air pollution.

 
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UNITED PATRIOTS of AMERICA (UPA)  
 
Daily ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
NEWS
Nov 9, 2005 EDITION
SOME DAILY EDITIONS MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED
this WEEK and next
A Multi-Media News Search Service of 
  TO SEARCH UPA NEWS ARCHIVES  ~ CLICK HERE
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United Patriots meet again in N.J. to seek support to halt illegal immigration
Sunday, November 6, 2005, Bergen, NJ Record
Article: UPA meeting in Bogota, NJ
 
Foreign Affairs - Article
Foreign Relations Tue, 08 Nov 2005 0:09 AM PST
Summary: Radical Islam is spreading across Europe among descendants of Muslim immigrants. Disenfranchised and disillusioned by the failure of integration, some European Muslims have taken up jihad against the West. They are dangerous and committed -- and can enter the United States without a visa.
 
Camp Of The Saints Comes True In France
The French this week must now feel they are living Camp of The Saints thirty years late. -- Do you remember the allegorical tale in this 1973 novel by Jean Raspail? He tells about the end of his world, our world, where Western civilization is not destroyed by a meteor, nor some new plague, nor pollution, nor nuclear war. It is destroyed by an alien invasion...http://www.americanpatrol.com/COLUMNISTS/COLLINS-DONALD/DayOfSaints051109FR_DAC_.html
 
Far-Right Leader: Riots Only the Start
 
Visa Flaws Exposed in New Report
Irish Voice Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
The U.S. system for catching people who overstay visitor visas is totally inefficient, a major new report has found.
 
A newly disclosed Canadian intelligence study says al Qaeda might try to spread the deadly avian flu virus as part of its campaign to sow terror in Western nations. The report by the federal government's Integrated Threat Assessment Centre describes the avian flu as a "potential terrorist-induced" pandemic and specifically mentions Osama bin Laden. "It is significant to note that Osama bin Laden views chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons as legitimate," says the report, titled Pandemics: Avian Flu. "In addition, Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda representatives have repeatedly named Canada as a target," it says under the heading "Biology and Terrorism." A copy of the study was released to the National Post under the Access to Information Act. Security officials have long feared that Islamic terrorists bent on disrupting Western economies and killing masses of civilians might resort to biological agents. 
 
With Most Patrol Agents at the Border, Illegal Immigrants Who Make It North Have Little to Fear
Albuquerque Journal Sun, 06 Nov 2005 6:31 PM PST
Third in a series Find an apartment, get a job, attend school. Thousands of New Mexico's illegal immigrants lead normal lives with little chance of being deported. That's because Border Patrol manpower and money are focused on the border? a policy praised by some and condemned by others.
 
Minutemen Spend Lots of Time in the Valley
KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley Mon, 07 Nov 2005 4:58 PM PST
It's been a week since the Minutemen officially wrapped up a 30 day operation in South Texas. But don't think for a second they're gone from the Valley. As Action 4 News reporter Ray Pedraza examines, the group plans to stay until they get what they want from the federal government.
 
Grannies on patrol; Women help lead Minuteman border vigil...
The grandmothers, dubbed the "Granny Brigade" by their colleagues, led the Minuteman's October effort in southern Arizona -- targeting the more than 6,000 illegal aliens who cross into Arizona everyday through a 260-mile corridor known as the Tucson sector, only about a third of whom are caught. "The illegal aliens eventually found out where we were stationed so they went around us," Mrs. Mercer said. "Our presence here proved that additional Border Patrol agents or National Guard troops on the border will effectively close it to illegal entry."   More than 4,500 Minuteman volunteers participated in the 30-day vigil to protest what they consider the U.S. lax immigration policies, manning observation posts and conducting foot and horseback patrols along the Mexican border from Texas to California and in seven states on the Canadian border.
 
Bush Does Corporate Bidding While On The Clock
Sierra Times Sun, 06 Nov 2005 6:42 PM PST
Among Latin Americans, polls show George W. Bush to be the most unpopular American president in history. On November 3, 2005, the Argentine daily reported the results of a poll that showed 6 out of ten Argentines opposed Bush?s presence in their country.
 
Mexican, U.S. labor officials vow to protect rights of immigrant workers _ legal or not
AccessNorthGA Mon, 07 Nov 2005 4:18 PM PST
Officials with the U.S. Department of Labor and Mexico's Foreign Ministry pledged Monday to protect the rights _ especially fair pay and safe working conditions _ of immigrant workers, whether they are in the United States legally or not.
 
Illegal Alien hurricane worker problems growing along Gulf Coast
The Clarion-Ledger Mon, 07 Nov 2005 1:05 AM PST
Tensions along the Mississippi Gulf Coast are surfacing between contractors and immigrant workers who've arrived to repair roofs, clean up debris and tear down destroyed property.
 
Ahern Calls Bush Plan Unworkable
Irish Voice Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:55 PM PST
Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Dermot Ahern has described President Bush?s proposed guest worker plan to have undocumented immigrants return to their native countries before reapplying for work visas as ?unworkable? and ?just impractical.?

Ted Turner: Avoiding a Russian arms disaster...
November 6, 2005 Hurricane Katrina drove home the staggering devastation that disasters -- natural or man-made --can inflict. Meanwhile, July's attacks on the London Underground reminded us terrorists can still strike major world cities. Now imagine the two joined together: terrorists, armed with weapons of mass destruction, unleashing Katrina-scale chaos and death in the heart of a U.S. city.
    Such attacks are hardly unthinkable. Roughly half of Russia's weapons-grade nuclear materials are poorly protected. In the small Russian town of Shchuch'ye, nearly 2 million shells of VX and sarin nerve gas -- each lethal enough to kill 85,000 people -- lay stacked in chicken cooplike structures. The September 11 commission said al Qaeda has pursued getting and using these weapons as a "religious obligation" for more than a decade.

Day Laborers Being Photographed, Followed in Va.
Washington Post Mon, 07 Nov 2005 8:08 PM PST
Unless he's on a job, Paul Lopez, a teacher by trade, heads to a 7-Eleven parking lot in Herndon a couple of times a week to wait for work. He was there Friday morning, dressed in paint-stained cargo pants, a shirt, a light jacket and a Redskins cap.
 
No Human Is Illegal [?]
Stanley Mailman and Steve Yale-Loehr recently penned some wise words concerning the term "illegal alien":    "An undocumented alien performing construction work is not an
outlaw engaged in illegal activity, such as bookmaking or burglary.  Rather, the work is lawful and legitimate; it simply happens to be work for which the alien is ineligible or disqualified ... A noncitizen who overstays a visa is no more an illegal person than an employer who fails to certify an IRCA form is an "illegal employer." Neither has thereby committed a crime ..."  (Undocumented Workers Seeking Personal-Injury Compensation, October 31, 2005, New York Law Journal).
Undocumented aliens find work in the US with the express support of millions of America's employers, including American families and households. These same undocumented aliens find a warm welcome from pretty much every American community and neighborhood. We need to bring our immigration laws in
conformance with the expressed desires of America's employers and  communities by legalization instead of demonizing the
undocumented by referring to them as "illegal aliens".   [FROM 
http://www.ilw.com which welcomes readers to share their opinion and ideas with us by writing to mailto:editor@ilw.com ]
 
Immigrants and Riots
Sierra Times Mon, 07 Nov 2005 2:26 AM PST
I live in California; a state that has a huge number of legal and illegal aliens. According to one web source, California has 40% of all illegals in America (with approximately 41% of those settling in the L.A. area).  
 
French Riots Leave Burned Cars, Immigration Issues (Update3)
Bloomberg.com Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:58 AM PST
Nov. 7 (Bloomberg) -- As trucks haul away shells of burned- out cars and vans torched by rioters in the Paris suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois, Hamza and a dozen other teenagers hanging around a local shopping mall can't hide their smirks.
 
Viewpoint: Paris-sur-Jungle
Middle East Times Mon, 07 Nov 2005 7:01 AM PST
WASHINGTON -- "Clichy-sur-Jungle" was the title of an article in France's Liberation newspaper referring to the hooliganism, then in its second week, in the Parisian suburb of Clichy-sous-Bois, one of the many troubled blue-collar townships that ring the French capital.  
 
Lost Territory of the French Republic: The City of Light's Underbelly
ABC News Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:32 AM PST
Paris Riots Attract Much Needed Attention to Immigrant Suburbs But For the Right Reasons?
 
House Republicans are looking closely at ending birthright citizenship and building a barrier along the entire
TheExperiment Sat, 05 Nov 2005 9:21 PM PST
House Republicans are looking closely at ending birthright citizenship and building a barrier along the entire U.S.-Mexico border as they search for solutions to illegal immigration.
 
The FBI Says We?re Safe ? Do You Believe Them?
The People's Truth Forum - On October 17, 2005, the FBI issued its annual report on crime. A popular Website immediately pronounced, ?FBI Offers a Reason to Feel Safe.? Feeling safe, however, depends are what safe means. It?s no secret that crime as collected by the Department of Justice and reported annually by the FBI has been trending down. In fact, the crime rate is at a 30-year low according to the 2004 FBI report. Overall, the number of violent offenses, which include murder, assault, robbery and rape, dropped 1.2 percent in 2004, compared to 2003. Non-violent offenses, which include burglary, larceny and auto theft, also fell by an almost similar amount. The seven indices of violent and non-violent offenses represent data provided by nearly 17,000 law enforcement agencies across the United States. These data are meant to reflect a reliable system by which law enforcement agencies and criminologists can measure crime within the community. Reasoned judgments can then be made about public safety. As a society, can we rely on these FBI statistics to make us feel safe?
 
"At Issue:" Experts Say Compromise Possible On Immigration
WBBM Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:33 AM PST
Saturday, November 05, 2005, 8:25 a.m. - CHICAGO -- Congress is considering sweeping and somewhat contentious changes to U.S. immigration laws and policies. But, two experts on opposite sides of the debate say compromise is possible.
 
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE The border fence fantasy
San Francisco Chronicle Mon, 07 Nov 2005 5:32 AM PST
IT'S THE ULTIMATE immigration fantasy: building a 2,000-mile fence across the U.S.-Mexico border. Pat Buchanan proposed one when he ran for president in 1996. The idea should have died right then, but it keeps coming back.
 
Poll: Most Americans favor border fence
WorldNetDaily Mon, 07 Nov 2005 10:18 PM PST
Nearly two-thirds of Americans would favor the construction of a fence along the entire U.S.-Mexico border, while three out of four say a politician's stance on immigration will influence the way they vote in coming elections.
 
Citizen patrols try to shed vigilante image
Kansas City Star Tue, 08 Nov 2005 3:15 AM PST
FABENS, Texas - Radio talk-show host J.C. McClain could hardly contain his excitement as he recalled the time he had to pull his pistol in front of an illegal immigrant whose pants were still wet from splashing across the Rio Grande.
 
Greyhound in a corner on illegal immigration
Austin American-Statesman Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
Latino groups say the bus line has overreacted to pressure from the federal government.
 
Opposition Leader Promises U.S. Outreach
Irish Voice Mon, 07 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
A new high-powered attempt is being made to highlight the plight of the undocumented Irish living in the U.S. This area is reserved for Irish Circle members.

Migrant Worry
New York Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:31 PM PST
Who deserves to be a citizen? As the politics of immigration roil Europe and the U.S., the real debate hasn't even begun.
 
Community Alliance forms to aid Hispanics
Journal-News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 1:22 PM PST
HAMILTON ? A group of area residents and community leaders in Hamilton?s Fourth Ward are launching a campaign to inform their Hispanic neighbors about their rights and end rumors related to deportation.
 
Role of local law enforcement in illegal immigration is debated
Sierra Vista Herald Sat, 05 Nov 2005 8:06 AM PST
SCOTTSDALE ? For the third time in the past four months, a high-level elected official in Arizona has held a conference about illegal immigration and border security, underscoring the growing attention the issue is getting locally and nationally.
 
McCain-Kennedy bill is an earnest step toward immigration reform
Toledo Blade Sat, 05 Nov 2005 3:44 AM PST
THE United States desperately needs to enact immigration reform, not only to increase national security but also to establish a more rational, logical, and humane policy.
 
Latin America in brief
San Jose Mercury News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:58 AM PST
Brazilian police have dismantled a gang that specialized in smuggling illegal immigrants into the United States through Mexico and arrested six of the group's leaders, authorities said Friday.
 
Kilgore flier undercuts his own TV ad claims on Kaine
Daily Press Sat, 05 Nov 2005 3:12 PM PST
RICHMOND, Va. -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Jerry Kilgore for weeks has blistered Tim Kaine, his Democratic foe, in speeches and television ads, claiming Kaine supports tax-paid subsidies for illegal aliens.
 
Coming up this week
Salt Lake Tribune Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:10 AM PST
TWO DOCUMENTARIES ON UNDOCUMENTED Two documentaries touching on issues of undocumented workers trying to cross the U.S./Mexico border will screen at 7 p.m., at the City Library auditorium, 210 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City. "New World Border (La Nueva Frontera del Mundo)" is director Jose Palafox's look at the increase of human-rights abuses that has been seen since the installation of border

Drug tests' side effect: Conflict of interests
The Charlotte Observer Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:02 AM PST
Oscar Cabanerio has been waiting in an experimental drug testing center in Miami since 7:30 a.m. The 41-year-old undocumented immigrant says he's desperate for cash to send his wife and four children in Venezuela.

Flake takes stance on immigration with focus on birthright citizenship
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:07 PM PST
Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., is among House Republicans who believe that lawmakers should consider passing a bill to deny children of undocumented immigrants born on U.S. soil automatic citizenship, his office says.

Human guinea pigs pay for lax FDA rules
Seattle Times Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:08 AM PST
Oscar Cabanerio has been waiting in an experimental drug-testing center in Miami since 7:30 a.m. The 41-year-old undocumented immigrant...

Napolitano keeps eye on border early in race
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:08 PM PST
Gov. Janet Napolitano continued to burnish her tough-on-immigration image last week with a swing through several border towns Wednesday, capping a flurry of related, high-profile border moves.

Primeau faces concussion questions
Courier-Post Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:15 AM PST
The decision facing Flyers captain Keith Primeau as he recovers from his umpteenth concussion really does not involve playing hockey again.

Change is ahead for ethnic affairs
Salt Lake Tribune Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:56 PM PST
Community leaders have no doubt newly appointed state Office of Ethnic Affairs Director Luz Robles is capable of doing the job, but they have concerns about how effective she might be in Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s administration. Robles was named as the director in a quick announcement during the office's civic-participation training on Saturday.

Some think East Texas may be home to Sasquatch
Houston Chronicle Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:37 PM PST
It's dark deep in the Piney Woods. In the stillness, on a moonless night, the silence is suddenly shattered by the dry snap of twigs under the weight of footfalls. Ponderous steps. Two feet. Big ones. A heartbeat ? your own ? is thudding now, pounding like a tribal drum calling Kong to the gates.

Farmers fear worker shortage
AG Weekly Sat, 05 Nov 2005 9:03 PM PST
SAN LUIS, Ariz. -- It's only 4 a.m. but the border crossing in this southwest Arizona town is already jammed with cars and people inching northward to enter the United States.
 
Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter is calling for the construction of an $8 billion fence along the 2,000-mile U.S. border
TheExperiment Sat, 05 Nov 2005 9:36 PM PST
A California congressman is calling for the construction of an $8 billion fence along the 2,000-mile U.S. border with Mexico to stop illegal immigrants.

LULAC inaugurates council in Lima: Group formed after comments by Sheriff Dan Beck on illegal immigration
Lima News Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:07 AM PST
LIMA ? The Hispanic community in Lima now officially has its own voice.

Youths' poverty, despair fuel violent unrest in France
Boston Globe Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:53 PM PST
CLICHY-SOUS-BOIS, France -- Mahmoud Khabou, 20, the jobless son of Algerian immigrants, knows little of the world beyond the concrete housing projects that rise in bleak rows barely an hour's subway ride from the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and other grand monuments of Paris.

Flake takes stance on immigration with focus on birthright citizenship
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:07 PM PST
Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., is among House Republicans who believe that lawmakers should consider passing a bill to deny children of undocumented immigrants born on U.S. soil automatic citizenship, his office says.

The Americas in brief
Salt Lake Tribune Sun, 06 Nov 2005 0:10 AM PST
VENEZUELA U.S. denies holding back replacement parts for F-16s CARACAS - The United States has recently sent replacement parts to Venezuela for U.S.-made warplanes, American officials said Friday, denying claims that it has not honored a supply contract.

A personal appeal might prod CNN
St. Petersburg Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:34 PM PST
Gabriel Cazares of Clearwater makes an excellent point. On Oct. 23 Cazares was watching CNN's live coverage of Gov. Jeb Bush's comments to Floridians as Hurricane Wilma, with 115 mph winds, was bearing down on South Florida.

Napolitano keeps eye on border early in race
The Arizona Republic Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:08 PM PST
Gov. Janet Napolitano continued to burnish her tough-on-immigration image last week with a swing through several border towns Wednesday, capping a flurry of related, high-profile border moves.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: In Bolling vs. Byrne, voters see that contrast runs deep
Richmond Times-Dispatch Sat, 05 Nov 2005 11:01 PM PST
It's the race of political polar opposites. The lieutenant governor's contest pits Republican Bill Bolling, a state senator from Hanover County, against Democrat Leslie L. Byrne of Fairfax, a former state legislator and U.S. representative.
 
Beatty, foes crash governor's rally / Crowds more sparse than when Schwarzenegger ran for office as polls show all four
San Francisco Chronicle Sat, 05 Nov 2005 8:13 PM PST
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his final harried weekend of campaigning for his lagging special election initiatives, vowed Saturday to "reach across the aisles" to his political opponents -- even as a crowds of protesters, lead by actors Warren...

Greyhound in a corner on illegal immigration
Austin American-Statesman Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
Latino groups say the bus line has overreacted to pressure from the federal government.

Time again to pull the lever
Newsday.com Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:24 PM PST
Much depends on the year, the race, the personalities, the circumstances and the issues. Particularly in local races -- such as those Tuesday in Nassau and Suffolk -- voter choices will transcend partisanship, said Bernard Firestone, a political scientist who is dean of Hofstra University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

New York's First Asian Councilman
Bernama Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:25 PM PST
NEW YORK, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- When Malaysian parliamentarians Dr Wee Ka Siong and Edmund Chong Ket Wah arrived in New York this week, they did not fail to pay a courtesy call at the office of John Liu, the only Asian councilman in New York's legislative council.

Conference looks at border county issues
North County Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:34 PM PST
As the debate over illegal immigration roils across the nation, the 24 counties lining the U.S./Mexico border from California to Texas say they are paying too high a price for everything from jails to cross-border air pollution.

Bush leaves Argentina without trade deal
TimesLeader.com Sat, 05 Nov 2005 5:50 PM PST
MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina - It's been a tough sell for President Bush.
 
Ex-DMV manager and wife sentenced
Richmond Times-Dispatch Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:00 PM PST
ALEXANDRIA -- A former Department of Motor Vehicles manager and his wife were sentenced yesterday to prison for their roles in a scheme to sell state driver's licenses to illegal immigrants.

TRIAD PORN RAID
Sunday Mail Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:00 PM PST
ILLEGAL Chinese immigrants are flooding Scotland with porn. Police have already seized £1million worth of DVDs being distributed by Triad gang lords. The gangsters are using an army of immigrants to tout the x-rated material around shops, garages, factories, pubs and offices.

Greyhound in a corner on illegal immigration
Austin American-Statesman Sat, 05 Nov 2005 6:56 PM PST
Latino groups say the bus line has overreacted to pressure from the federal government.

Immigrant workers often not being paid for Katrina clean-up efforts
KVOA Tucson Sat, 05 Nov 2005 5:55 PM PST
GULFPORT, Miss. Immigrants who are doing much of the grunt work in the clean-up after Hurricane Katrina are often finding themselves working for free -- but not by choice.

Conference looks at border county issues
North County Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:34 PM PST
As the debate over illegal immigration roils across the nation, the 24 counties lining the U.S./Mexico border from California to Texas say they are paying too high a price for everything from jails to cross-border air pollution.

Migrant Worry
New York Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:31 PM PST
Who deserves to be a citizen? As the politics of immigration roil Europe and the U.S., the real debate hasn't even begun.

'Protected Status' Sought for Pakistanis
AP via Yahoo! News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 7:41 PM PST
South Asian advocacy groups are urging Congress and the Bush administration to grant Pakistanis in the United States a chance to delay deportation to their earthquake-ravaged homeland until the recovery from the disaster is further along.
 
Illegal immigrants often unpaid for Katrina cleanup work
KATC3 Sat, 05 Nov 2005 12:45 PM PST
WORKING FOR NOTHING: Illegal immigrants say they haven't been paid for work cleaning up Mississippi's Gulf Coast.

Michael Barone: Get immigration right
US News & World Report Sat, 05 Nov 2005 3:02 PM PST
There are something like 10 million illegal immigrants in the United States today. Most of them are working at jobs with willing employers or as day laborers or are the children of such workers. You can see the day laborers, if you live in a metropolitan area with any economic vibrancy, lined up at 7 a.m. on street corners waiting for the offer of a day's work. You can see them clustered in those

White House trips on immigration
NorthJersey.com Sat, 05 Nov 2005 12:31 PM PST
Lots of tough-guy talk about illegal immigration from Republicans last month. Wouldn't be surprising, except for which Republicans were the tough-talkin' hombres.

Immigrant workers often not being paid for Katrina clean-up efforts
KATC3 Sat, 05 Nov 2005 12:46 PM PST
GULFPORT, Miss. Immigrants who are doing much of the grunt work in the clean-up after Hurricane Katrina are often finding themselves working for free -- but not by choice.

Eligible to Vote in Arizona? Prove It
Los Angeles Times Sat, 05 Nov 2005 1:51 PM PST
A new law requires evidence of citizenship. Thousands of legal residents are in a bind.

Community Alliance forms to aid Hispanics
Journal-News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 1:22 PM PST
HAMILTON ? A group of area residents and community leaders in Hamilton?s Fourth Ward are launching a campaign to inform their Hispanic neighbors about their rights and end rumors related to deportation.

Ninth day of urban riots in France
San Jose Mercury News Sat, 05 Nov 2005 12:31 PM PST
AULNAY-SOUS-BOIS, France -- France's worst urban violence in a decade exploded for a ninth night Friday as bands of youths roamed the immigrant-heavy, working-class suburbs of Paris, setting fire to dozens of cars and buildings as the government struggled over the violence and the underlying frustrations fueling it.
Robert Spencer: Islamic Jihad - The Conclusive Case
Human Events - Scarcely a day goes by without someone telling me, ?Well, sure, the Qur?an has violent passages, but so does the Bible? or ?The history of the Christian West is much bloodier than that of the Islamic world.? Such statements, picked up from the zeitgeist and thoughtlessly repeated, are designed to divert attention from realities that all too many Americans are unwilling to face: that Islamic violence is rooted in core principles of Islam, and sincerely peaceful Muslims must confront those principles in order to initiate any genuine reform within Islam ? but so far most Muslim and non-Muslim spokesmen seem content to ignore those principles, and pretend that all religious traditions are equally capable of inspiring violence.
 
Illegal immigrants should not get resident tuition
The Daily Utah Chronicle Mon, 07 Nov 2005 7:05 AM PST
A recent Salt Lake Tribune article ("Card users identify a problem," Oct. 17) described problems that "undocumented residents," such as U student "Claudia," are facing in Utah.

America?s Engineered Decline
OfficialSpin Mon, 07 Nov 2005 4:35 AM PST
Editorial/Op-Ed

Unglamorous jobs
Little Speck Mon, 07 Nov 2005 4:50 AM PST
Protecting To create jobs, government wants people to take over lower, unpopular work from foreigners, but 'foreign talent' policy unaffected. By Seah Chiang Nee Nov7, 2005
 
Ex-braceros glad to get paid
El Paso Times Mon, 07 Nov 2005 2:07 AM PST
Luis Ibarra has waited a long time for this. Ibarra, 81, stands to get a few thousand dollars from the Mexican government in recognition of the years he spent toiling the fields of California and Texas under the bracero guest worker program.
 
Panel defends migrants hurt by Wilma
Sun-Sentinel Tue, 08 Nov 2005 0:06 AM PST
TALLAHASSEE · Thousands of South Florida migrants left homeless and penniless by Hurricane Wilma refused to seek state help, including basics like food, water and shelter, because they feared being snared by immigration agents and deported, a legislative panel was told on Monday.

Wilma left migrants destitute, panel says
Sun-Sentinel Tue, 08 Nov 2005 0:06 AM PST
TALLAHASSEE · Thousands of South Florida migrants left homeless and penniless by Hurricane Wilma refused to seek state help, including basics like food, water and shelter, because they feared deportation, a legislative panel was told Monday.

Family: City's immigration stance cost daughter her life
Austin American-Statesman Mon, 07 Nov 2005 10:40 PM PST
Humberto Garcia thinks that his 18-year-old daughter, who was brutally murdered in his family's North Austin home last year, would still be alive if Austin police aggressively enforced immigration laws.

Federal Affidavit Rebuts Wal-Mart
Hartford Courant Tue, 08 Nov 2005 0:11 AM PST
Says Executives Knew About Illegal Workers

Feds: Wal-Mart Execs Knew Workers Illegal
Northwest Indiana Times Business Mon, 07 Nov 2005 10:18 PM PST
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - A pair of senior Wal-Mart executives knew cleaning contractors were hiring illegal immigrants, many of whom were housed in crowded conditions and sometimes slept in the backs of stores, according to a federal agency's affidavit.

Affidavit says Wal-Mart aware of illegal workers
Tallahassee Democrat Tue, 08 Nov 2005 0:12 AM PST
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Federal affidavit says Wal-Mart executives knew of illegal workers

Combs, Fox at odds on language with immigration issue
Journal-News Mon, 07 Nov 2005 8:37 PM PST
HAMILTON ? State Rep. Courtney Combs Monday criticized county Commissioner Michael Fox?s comments about illegal immigrants, but Fox said Combs is hardly one to talk when he has proposed a bill to make Ohio an English-only state.

[Opinion] The reality of the sex trade
The Minnesota Daily Mon, 07 Nov 2005 10:09 PM PST
The horrible industry of human trafficking thrives in this country. In fact, the State Department estimates that at least 14,500 to 17,500 women and children are trafficked into the United States, and it is estimated that the actual numbers are closer to 50,000 people.
Crossing the Border: News 4 WOAI Trouble Shooters Investigate
WOAI Mon, 07 Nov 2005 8:14 PM PST
Coyotes smuggle thousands of illegal immigrants across the Texas-Mexico border. Could one of these immigrants actually be a terrorist? The News 4 WOAI Trouble Shooters are investigating.
 
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