Today's Illegal Immigration News
Monday, April 16, 2012
CLUB FED’S FUTURE JEOPARDIZED OVER PRIVATE CONTRACTOR USE
Amnesty advocates are getting even more creative when it comes to fighting the enforcement of immigration law, but now it may have turned the battle over an elaborate and outrageously expensive 800-bed illegal immigrant detention center in our favor – at least for now.
Seeing that the usual tactics weren’t working, Chicago’s immigrant rights advocates joined local opposition and successfully persuaded the Democratic leaders of Illinois to try banning Crete, Ill. – where the detention facility is to be built – from working with private contractors on the project.
The proposed ban amends an existing policy prohibiting the state and municipalities from using private companies to run prisons to also include detention centers. It cleared the Illinois Senate and could come up for a House vote this week. Gov. Pat Quinn, an ardent support of pro-illegal immigrant legislation – has already hinted at his support.
OBAMA’S ILLEGAL-IMMIGRANT UNCLE FIGHTING DEPORTATION
Drunk-driving Uncle Omar – Barack Obama’s illegal immigrant uncle – may never be deported.
Immigration experts are predicting that 67-year-old Onyango Obama, who nearly crashed into a police cruiser while barreling though an intersection with a blood alcohol content of .14 in August 2011, will appeal the 20-year-old deportation order and apply for asylum on the grounds that the Kenyan embassy was bombed by al-Qaeda in 1998 and that hostility toward the U.S. would put him in danger.
Reportedly, hundreds of Obamas relatives live in western Kenya without a problem though the same logic was used to halt the deportation of Obama’s illegal immigrant aunt, Zeituni, in 2008 who continues to live in public housing and collect $700 in monthly disability checks.
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Illegal Immigration News
Today's Illegal Immigration News
Thursday, March 15, 2012
‘AGENCY INSIDERS’ SAY DHS RELEASING ‘FALSE AND MISLEADING’ DATA
In a letter dated Mar. 1, Reps. Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano requesting a wide range of documents as part of an investigation of charges made by “agency insiders” that the DHS and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), one of its largest components, released false and misleading border crossing data in order to claim that the border is “more secure than ever.”
The letter also highlights that ‘got-aways’ – or individuals who CBP could no longer reasonably expect to apprehend as they crossed the border are passed from shift to shit until they fall of the record entirely.
According to an analysis of a small sample of shift reports, ‘got-aways’ could roughly account for 268,000 illegal immigrants entering the United State over a 12-month period never being counted... Today is the deadline for Napolitano to provide the requested documents, without redaction.
MEXICAN GUN BATTLES FORCE U.S. TO CLOSE TWO BORDER CROSSINGS
For the sake of public safety, U.S. authorities temporarily shut down two international bridge crossings connecting Eagle Pass, Texas, to Piedras Negras in Coahuila, Mexico, due to several gun battles between Mexican military forces and drug traffickers. The bridges remained shut from approximately 9 p.m. on March 6 and 8 a.m. the following day.
According to Mexican news reports, the U.S. State Department requested the shutdown in response to a series of gun battles involving rifles and rocket grenade launchers. Media account from both sides of the border revealed that the traffickers used an 18-wheeler engulfed in fire as a road block approximately a quarter-mile from one of the bridges and that one female police officer and at least six members of the Mexican military were wounded as a result of the battle.
Eagle Pass Police Chief Tony Castaneda, said the gun battles were “not out of the norm” and that the brides were closed to prevent the criminals from “fleeing and entering the U.S. to escape because many of them do have the right to enter by means of a passport.”
Thursday, March 15, 2012
‘AGENCY INSIDERS’ SAY DHS RELEASING ‘FALSE AND MISLEADING’ DATA
In a letter dated Mar. 1, Reps. Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano requesting a wide range of documents as part of an investigation of charges made by “agency insiders” that the DHS and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), one of its largest components, released false and misleading border crossing data in order to claim that the border is “more secure than ever.”
The letter also highlights that ‘got-aways’ – or individuals who CBP could no longer reasonably expect to apprehend as they crossed the border are passed from shift to shit until they fall of the record entirely.
According to an analysis of a small sample of shift reports, ‘got-aways’ could roughly account for 268,000 illegal immigrants entering the United State over a 12-month period never being counted... Today is the deadline for Napolitano to provide the requested documents, without redaction.
MEXICAN GUN BATTLES FORCE U.S. TO CLOSE TWO BORDER CROSSINGS
For the sake of public safety, U.S. authorities temporarily shut down two international bridge crossings connecting Eagle Pass, Texas, to Piedras Negras in Coahuila, Mexico, due to several gun battles between Mexican military forces and drug traffickers. The bridges remained shut from approximately 9 p.m. on March 6 and 8 a.m. the following day.
According to Mexican news reports, the U.S. State Department requested the shutdown in response to a series of gun battles involving rifles and rocket grenade launchers. Media account from both sides of the border revealed that the traffickers used an 18-wheeler engulfed in fire as a road block approximately a quarter-mile from one of the bridges and that one female police officer and at least six members of the Mexican military were wounded as a result of the battle.
Eagle Pass Police Chief Tony Castaneda, said the gun battles were “not out of the norm” and that the brides were closed to prevent the criminals from “fleeing and entering the U.S. to escape because many of them do have the right to enter by means of a passport.”
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Immigration News
Today's Illegal Immigration News
Thursday, January 26, 2012
OBAMA, BREWER HAVE TENSE EXCHANGE IN AZ
Barack Obama and AZ Gov. Jan Brewer had an intense encounter on the tarmac as the campaigner-in-chief stepped off Air Force One. Brewer greeted the president as he deplaned, as governors often do, handing him a “welcome” note to the state, and an invitation to talk about a comeback in AZ. However, Obama was still nursing a wounded ego and in no mood for pleasantries with Gov. Brewer after she wrote in her book, ‘Scorpions for Breakfast’ that the president was patronizing in a one-on-one meeting about border security. In media interviews following the 2011 meeting described in her book, Brewer said that the two had simply agreed to disagree.
The White House says the president is willing to meet with her again and looks forward to discussion about improving Arizona’s economy. Whether or not Obama was willing to meet with Brewer again to discuss securing the U.S.-Mexico border was not mentioned by White House officials.
GINGRICH OPENS DOOR FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
In the run-up to the Florida primary, Newt Gingrich is fighting for the large pool of the state’s Hispanic voters – he’s even calling for a guest-worker program for most illegal immigrants though his campaign refused to say whether those individuals would then be on a path to citizenship. The former House Speaker did say during an interview with Univision’s political host, Jorge Ramos, he would grant quick citizenship rights to illegal immigrants who join the military or to those who have been in the U.S. between 20 and 25 years. He also said that the rest of the 11 million should be given access to a guest-worker program.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
OBAMA, BREWER HAVE TENSE EXCHANGE IN AZ
Barack Obama and AZ Gov. Jan Brewer had an intense encounter on the tarmac as the campaigner-in-chief stepped off Air Force One. Brewer greeted the president as he deplaned, as governors often do, handing him a “welcome” note to the state, and an invitation to talk about a comeback in AZ. However, Obama was still nursing a wounded ego and in no mood for pleasantries with Gov. Brewer after she wrote in her book, ‘Scorpions for Breakfast’ that the president was patronizing in a one-on-one meeting about border security. In media interviews following the 2011 meeting described in her book, Brewer said that the two had simply agreed to disagree.
The White House says the president is willing to meet with her again and looks forward to discussion about improving Arizona’s economy. Whether or not Obama was willing to meet with Brewer again to discuss securing the U.S.-Mexico border was not mentioned by White House officials.
GINGRICH OPENS DOOR FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
In the run-up to the Florida primary, Newt Gingrich is fighting for the large pool of the state’s Hispanic voters – he’s even calling for a guest-worker program for most illegal immigrants though his campaign refused to say whether those individuals would then be on a path to citizenship. The former House Speaker did say during an interview with Univision’s political host, Jorge Ramos, he would grant quick citizenship rights to illegal immigrants who join the military or to those who have been in the U.S. between 20 and 25 years. He also said that the rest of the 11 million should be given access to a guest-worker program.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Immigration News
PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CHARGED WITH MURDER
Jose Luis Discua-Bados, 29, allegedly beat and stabbed his estranged wife, Dayana Bados, to death at her grandmother’s home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on January 3. According to court documents, Discua-Bados attacked Dayana as she was leaving for work, repeatedly beating her in the head with a board before he went inside the home, retrieved a knife, and stabbed her multiple times in the back of the head and neck as she lie on the ground. Her 2-year-old son was inside the home at the time of the attack.
Discua-Bados reportedly had been deported to Honduras but recently re-entered the country. He has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide and the use of a dangerous weapon.
U.S. BORDER AGENT AND JAIL OFFICER ARRESTED IN DRUG CONSPIRACY CASE
Border Patrol agent Ivhan Herrera-Chiang, 29, and corrections officer Michael Lopez-Garcia, 28, an employee of the AZ state prison in Yuma, were arrested last week and charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana after attempting to buy drugs from undercover agents. The pair allegedly provided smugglers with border sensor locations, combinations to border gates and the identities of confidential informants. Lopez-Garcia was also charged with personally smuggling two pounds of methamphetamine through a border checkpoint.
According to figures released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), between 2003 and 2009, 129 Customs and Border Protection officers and Border Patrol agents were arrested on corruption charges.
Jose Luis Discua-Bados, 29, allegedly beat and stabbed his estranged wife, Dayana Bados, to death at her grandmother’s home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on January 3. According to court documents, Discua-Bados attacked Dayana as she was leaving for work, repeatedly beating her in the head with a board before he went inside the home, retrieved a knife, and stabbed her multiple times in the back of the head and neck as she lie on the ground. Her 2-year-old son was inside the home at the time of the attack.
Discua-Bados reportedly had been deported to Honduras but recently re-entered the country. He has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide and the use of a dangerous weapon.
U.S. BORDER AGENT AND JAIL OFFICER ARRESTED IN DRUG CONSPIRACY CASE
Border Patrol agent Ivhan Herrera-Chiang, 29, and corrections officer Michael Lopez-Garcia, 28, an employee of the AZ state prison in Yuma, were arrested last week and charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana after attempting to buy drugs from undercover agents. The pair allegedly provided smugglers with border sensor locations, combinations to border gates and the identities of confidential informants. Lopez-Garcia was also charged with personally smuggling two pounds of methamphetamine through a border checkpoint.
According to figures released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), between 2003 and 2009, 129 Customs and Border Protection officers and Border Patrol agents were arrested on corruption charges.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Immigration News
Today's Illegal Immigration News
Thursday, January 19, 2012
BEHEADINGS IN U.S. LIKELY EVIDENCE OF CARTEL ACTIVITY
Cartels are getting bolder in carrying out their beheadings on our side of the border, according to former DEA supervisor Phil Jordan. Three beheadings in two different states – Arizona and Oklahoma – “have cartel written all over them,” says Jordan.
Tucson, Arizona, County workers found a headless man lying on the side of the road Jan. 6, leading experts to believe that the person(s) responsible wanted to send a message, as this is commonly done in Mexico, Columbia, and other places.
A second headless victim, 19-year-old human trafficking victim Carina Saunders, was found beheaded and stuffed into a bag left in a grocery store parking lot in Oklahoma, more than 600 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. The police chief in the Saunders case says two men in the area running the trafficking ring killed the young woman to send a message to other victims.
The third beheaded body was found in Chandler, Ariz., after cartel operatives came from Mexico to kill 38-year-old Martin Alejandro Cota Monroy.
All three killings occurred in the past 12 months and have federal agents scrambling to develop more informants to get to the cartels before they can commit the gruesome crimes.
ONE MEXICAN STATE ON U.S. BORDER DEADLIER THAN AFGHANISTAN
From January through September 2011, 2,276 deaths were recorded in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, which borders Texas and New Mexico. A Nov. 2011 Congressional Research Service (CRS) report states that over nearly the same period – January through October 2011 – 2,177 civilians were killed in Afghanistan though it did not breakdown responsibility for those deaths between American troops and the Taliban. However, a 2010 report attributed 75 percent of civil deaths to the Taliban and other “anti-government elements.”
There were more drug-related killings in Chihuahua than in any other Mexican states, according to the government report. Ciudad Juarez, located in the Mexican state of Chihuahua just across the border from El Paso, Texas, accounted for 1,206 (roughly 53 percent) of the 2,276 drug cartel-related murders in the state for the entire reporting period.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
BEHEADINGS IN U.S. LIKELY EVIDENCE OF CARTEL ACTIVITY
Cartels are getting bolder in carrying out their beheadings on our side of the border, according to former DEA supervisor Phil Jordan. Three beheadings in two different states – Arizona and Oklahoma – “have cartel written all over them,” says Jordan.
Tucson, Arizona, County workers found a headless man lying on the side of the road Jan. 6, leading experts to believe that the person(s) responsible wanted to send a message, as this is commonly done in Mexico, Columbia, and other places.
A second headless victim, 19-year-old human trafficking victim Carina Saunders, was found beheaded and stuffed into a bag left in a grocery store parking lot in Oklahoma, more than 600 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. The police chief in the Saunders case says two men in the area running the trafficking ring killed the young woman to send a message to other victims.
The third beheaded body was found in Chandler, Ariz., after cartel operatives came from Mexico to kill 38-year-old Martin Alejandro Cota Monroy.
All three killings occurred in the past 12 months and have federal agents scrambling to develop more informants to get to the cartels before they can commit the gruesome crimes.
ONE MEXICAN STATE ON U.S. BORDER DEADLIER THAN AFGHANISTAN
From January through September 2011, 2,276 deaths were recorded in the Mexican state of Chihuahua, which borders Texas and New Mexico. A Nov. 2011 Congressional Research Service (CRS) report states that over nearly the same period – January through October 2011 – 2,177 civilians were killed in Afghanistan though it did not breakdown responsibility for those deaths between American troops and the Taliban. However, a 2010 report attributed 75 percent of civil deaths to the Taliban and other “anti-government elements.”
There were more drug-related killings in Chihuahua than in any other Mexican states, according to the government report. Ciudad Juarez, located in the Mexican state of Chihuahua just across the border from El Paso, Texas, accounted for 1,206 (roughly 53 percent) of the 2,276 drug cartel-related murders in the state for the entire reporting period.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Immigration News:
REP. SMITH: DHS IS “WORKING FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS”
Yesterday, the Department of Homeland Security began its review of deportation cases which will undoubtedly allow untold thousands of illegal immigrants to remain in the country WITH WORK PERMITS due to Obama’s “prosecutorial discretion” policy. Under Obama’s new guidelines for deportation, illegal immigrants can no longer be deported if they are enrolled in any type of education program, if their family members have volunteered for U.S. military service, if they have filed a civil rights lawsuit or even if they are pregnant or nursing, among other exemptions. In a statement, Rep. Smith said: “The policies put forth today by political appointees at the Department of Homeland Security show that its 'working group' is only working for illegal immigrants.”
DHS LAUNCHES REVIEW OF DEPORTATION CASES AMID ‘AMNESTY’ CONCERNS
As mentioned about, the Department of Homeland security launched an initial investigation of deportations to fast-track serious offenders while letting thousands of other illegal immigrants off the hook. The Obama administration is trying to brush off the non-deportation policies which will result in “backdoor amnesty” for the majority of those arrested as an attempt to focus limited resources.
Yesterday, the Department of Homeland Security began its review of deportation cases which will undoubtedly allow untold thousands of illegal immigrants to remain in the country WITH WORK PERMITS due to Obama’s “prosecutorial discretion” policy. Under Obama’s new guidelines for deportation, illegal immigrants can no longer be deported if they are enrolled in any type of education program, if their family members have volunteered for U.S. military service, if they have filed a civil rights lawsuit or even if they are pregnant or nursing, among other exemptions. In a statement, Rep. Smith said: “The policies put forth today by political appointees at the Department of Homeland Security show that its 'working group' is only working for illegal immigrants.”
DHS LAUNCHES REVIEW OF DEPORTATION CASES AMID ‘AMNESTY’ CONCERNS
As mentioned about, the Department of Homeland security launched an initial investigation of deportations to fast-track serious offenders while letting thousands of other illegal immigrants off the hook. The Obama administration is trying to brush off the non-deportation policies which will result in “backdoor amnesty” for the majority of those arrested as an attempt to focus limited resources.
Thursday, November 03, 2011
Only In America
ONLY IN U.S. DO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FEEL SO ENTITLED
Only in the U.S. can an illegal immigrant sneak across the border into OUR country, cry foul, and then sue OUR government claiming that their “rights” had been violated. Just last month, three illegal immigrants filed a lawsuit against Cobb County Georgia to have the federal 287(g) program – the program that allows police to hold illegal immigrants who have been arrested on other crimes and notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement – declared unconstitutional.
The three men, all of whom had been arrested on various forgery, driving and shoplifting violations sued Cobb County, Georgia Sheriff Neil Warren and others claiming their Miranda “rights” had been violated; claiming that police had illegally seized immigration documents; and had denied them access to lawyers though they in fact had a lawyer. After a judge tossed the case, Sheriff Warren lamented that it was a shame that taxpayers have to fund the legal costs associated with such lawsuits. We couldn’t agree more.
NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE DAY FOR THOSE KILLED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
This Sunday, November 6th is National Remembrance Day for those killed by illegal immigrants, and as such, patriots across the country will be marking the day in many different ways. To honor the innocent victims of illegal immigrants, here are some ideas: fly your American flag at half-staff in front of your home or business; hold a candlelight vigil; take a few moments to contact your Congressman and Senators and remind them that the crimes committed by illegal immigrants could be easily prevented if Washington did their job to secure the border and enforce immigration laws.
Only in the U.S. can an illegal immigrant sneak across the border into OUR country, cry foul, and then sue OUR government claiming that their “rights” had been violated. Just last month, three illegal immigrants filed a lawsuit against Cobb County Georgia to have the federal 287(g) program – the program that allows police to hold illegal immigrants who have been arrested on other crimes and notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement – declared unconstitutional.
The three men, all of whom had been arrested on various forgery, driving and shoplifting violations sued Cobb County, Georgia Sheriff Neil Warren and others claiming their Miranda “rights” had been violated; claiming that police had illegally seized immigration documents; and had denied them access to lawyers though they in fact had a lawyer. After a judge tossed the case, Sheriff Warren lamented that it was a shame that taxpayers have to fund the legal costs associated with such lawsuits. We couldn’t agree more.
NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE DAY FOR THOSE KILLED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
This Sunday, November 6th is National Remembrance Day for those killed by illegal immigrants, and as such, patriots across the country will be marking the day in many different ways. To honor the innocent victims of illegal immigrants, here are some ideas: fly your American flag at half-staff in front of your home or business; hold a candlelight vigil; take a few moments to contact your Congressman and Senators and remind them that the crimes committed by illegal immigrants could be easily prevented if Washington did their job to secure the border and enforce immigration laws.
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