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Illegal Immigrant Apprehensions On The Rise
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| 30 March 2004
| Dan Marries
Posted on 03/30/2004 8:25:17 PM PST by JackelopeBreeder
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To: junta
The feds don't want the invasion to stop...Yeah, I know, but I still like to keep up the pressure on our (and I use that word loosely) representatives. What else is there left to do, take the law into our own hands? (And I'm beginning to lean in that direction.)
To: DumpsterDiver
I don't know either and if I did I would be a rich man. What is really bad is that we have a propaganda machine second to none which allows this nightmare to continue on long after it should be corrected.
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posted on
04/01/2004 9:05:11 AM PST
by
junta
To: SandRat; JackelopeBreeder
F.E.B.A.If you please, what is a F.E.B.A.?
To: JackelopeBreeder
I've been shot at twice now since last August. If there is anything the rest of us can do for those of you on the front lines (other than the continuous bitching at our elected officials- which I am already doing), please let us know.
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posted on
04/01/2004 5:57:49 PM PST
by
SCalGal
To: All
It's an election year and it's been decided that if we beef up the arrests the pres will look tough on illegals.
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posted on
04/01/2004 6:00:41 PM PST
by
breakem
To: JackelopeBreeder
Have you seen these guys on the border recently?
Italian lawmaker Dario Rivolta, left, walks near the Nogales border fence, Wednesday, March 31, 2004 in Nogales, Mexico. Mexico and the European Union (news - web sites) signed an agreement Wednesday to share migration information after a group of European lawmakers toured the border to find out more about the flow of illegal migrants into the United States. (AP Photo/Guillermo Arias)
Polish lawmaker Tadeus Iwinski, left, speaks with Mexican farmer Andres Portillo near the border fence, Wednesday, March 31, 2004 in Nogales, Mexico. Mexico and the European Union (news - web sites) signed an agreement Wednesday to share migration information after a group of European lawmakers toured the border to find out more about the flow of illegal migrants into the United States. (AP Photo/Guillermo Arias)
What's going on down there?
To: DumpsterDiver
Bump
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posted on
04/01/2004 6:06:46 PM PST
by
Missouri
To: Missouri
Agents from the National Immigration Institute help migrant women to get out of a truck after being arrested in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico, on Thursday, April 1, 2004. Authorities in Chiapas captured some 67 undocumented Central American migrants who had hidden in a sealed truck trailer in hopes of sneaking through Mexico en route to the United States on Thursday morning. (AP Photo/Juan Garcia)
They've heard about the amnesty in some pretty far away places.
To: hedgetrimmer
What's going on down there?I hope somebody answers your question 'cause this is just tinfoil headgear wearing strange. Do you suppose Fox is making some extra money by charging for seminars on how to get rid of the people you don't care for? Weird!
Mexico and the European Union signed an agreement Wednesday to share migration information after a group of European lawmakers toured the border to find out more about the flow of illegal migrants into the United States.
To: JackelopeBreeder
They are getting help from foreign governments to get here.
Honduran President Ricardo Maduro and Mexican President Vicente Fox (news - web sites), right, exchange signed agreement Wednesday March 24, 2004 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras
to increase protection for the rights of Honduran migrants who frequently cross Mexico in a bid to reach the United States.(AP/photo Fernando Antonio)
To: Paulie
In the meantime, American citizens who no longer have benefits in an Oregon state based health plan are going to the federally subsidized clinics for illegals.
Nurse practitioner Mark Press, right consults with Melissa Arndt, a Physician's Assistant in training, at La Clinica del Carino in Hood River, Ore., Feb. 24, 2004. Thousands of Oregonians are turning to federally subsidized migrant worker clinics such as La Clinica del Carino after losing benefits that had been provided by the Oregon Health Plan, the state's health insurance plan for low-income residents. (AP Photo/Greg Wahl-Stephens)
To: JackelopeBreeder
At least the Mexicans ain't packing mortars. Yet.
To: hedgetrimmer
a group of European lawmakers toured the border to find out more about the flow of illegal migrants into the United States. Yes, of what concern is this to Europeans?
To: DumpsterDiver
Forward Egde of the Battle Area.
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posted on
04/01/2004 6:29:14 PM PST
by
SandRat
(Duty, Honor, Country. What else needs to be said?)
To: hedgetrimmer
Are there any news stories to go with this, or just the pictures?
To: DumpsterDiver; hedgetrimmer
Are there any news stories to go with this, or just the pictures?Looks to me that the elites will be short a few maids this spring.
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posted on
04/01/2004 8:18:02 PM PST
by
Missouri
To: DumpsterDiver
Today I could only find pictures. But there are a couple of websites for the EU including the EU in the United States where they talk about "harmonization" of migrants and how they are the experts and thats why they are helping the United States.
Unless the three governments decide to halt further integration, recent trends strongly suggest that the societies and economies of the US, Canada, and Mexico are likely to draw closer and closer together. In particular, cross-border trade, investment, and migration should all continue to increase.
Stronger cooperation is clearly the aim of the three governments. That was made plain in the joint statement of Presidents Bush and Fox and Prime Minister Chretien, issued in April 2001 during the Quebec City Summit of the Americas. The three leaders recognized that "patterns of cooperation—by governments, business, and other members of civil society—are building a new sense of community among us." And they pledged to "work to deepen a sense of community, promote our mutual economic interest, and ensure that NAFTA's benefits extend to all regions and social sectors." To achieve this objective, the three leaders called for "coordinating efforts in support of efficient North American energy markets and strengthening trilateral cooperation to address the legitimate needs of migrants,"
http://www.brook.edu/dybdocroot/es/research/projects/northamerica/draft.htm
To: DumpsterDiver
Analysis: US-EU split over migrants
Wednesday, 5 September, 2001
The signs are that during President Fox's visit he will unveil plans for changing US laws, so that over the next few years many illegal Mexican immigrants will be given the right to stay, and Mexican workers will be allowed to take more jobs in the US.
In addition, more aid will go to help Mexico's own economic development.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/1526972.stm
To: DumpsterDiver
Mexico, EU sign migration deal
Thursday, April 1, 2004
NOGALES, Son. - Mexico and the European Union signed an agreement yesterday to share migration information after a group of European lawmakers toured the Arizona border to find out more about the flow of illegal migrants into the United States.
The group of 45 European Parliament members visited drainage tunnels used by migrants to cross the border, and walked along a metal wall that divides the two countries.
http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/index.php?page=national&story_id=040104b2_worldbriefs
To: HiJinx
bttt
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posted on
04/02/2004 1:15:55 AM PST
by
lainde
(Heads up...We're coming and we've got tongue blades!!)
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