HOMELAND INSECURITY BULLETIN

michellemalkin.com ^ | May 10, 2006 | Michelle Malkin

[the anti-liberal]

"This latter claim bears scrutiny. The consular-notification convention, and in particular its Article 36, comes into play whenever an alien—legal or illegal—is arrested in the United States. It absolutely does not require U.S. authorities to provide any investigative information or other intelligence to foreign governments. Indeed, it does not necessarily require our government to give a foreign government any information whatsoever."

"On the contrary, it provides that when a foreign national is detained, he has a right to have his nation’s consulate in the United States informed of the fact of the arrest. If he does not want his nation so advised, the U.S. is under no obligation to provide notice."

[theDentist]

Homeland Security: "Because the FBI and the CIA weren't ineffective enough!"

[gubamyster]

ping

[MNJohnnie]

Hmm so we have the latest rant from Michelle posted by Freeper know to be ultra Big Liberal. Curious what a hard on Michelle has for DHS. Could it be she lost out on a job she thought was owed her ala Peggy Noonan? She seems like a person problem bitch fest going on here between Malkin and DHS.

[dirtboy]

Scott James, a former Tucson agent, resigned after eight years of service in February, citing a lack of support for agents by the Department of Homeland Security. He said that U.S. Border Patrol officials provided office space inside their headquarters to Mexican consulate officials, allowed the consulate to dictate the agents' activities, and gave the consulate information on ongoing investigations. Such courtesies were not extended to consulate offices of other countries, James said."***,

Expect the usual suspects to show up calling this a lie as well.

[the anti-liberal]

But still to effective for Code Pink, et al..

[mtbopfuyn]

Well, well, well. No wonder they've taken over our country. No wonder they laugh on the rare occasion their picked up. No wonder they laugh when they're released within minutes. No wonder they consider it a vacation back home when on the very, very rare occasion they're actually deposited back across the border. No wonder no one bothers to pick up the groups of hundreds that are reported with specific coordinates as to where they can be found. No wonder ICE "investigates" for 3 or so years before deciding to do anything and then not much. No wonder they've changed the National Anthem to spanish.

[dirtboy]

Yep, when you can't refute the allegations, impunge the motives of the columnist. Straight from the Clintonista playbook.

[dirtboy]

ping

[yellowdoghunter]

FYI....just heard O'Reilly say his show is going to delve deep into this tonight. Might be worth watching...

[skeeter]

He said that U.S. Border Patrol officials provided office space inside their headquarters to Mexican consulate officials, allowed the consulate to dictate the agents' activities, and gave the consulate information on ongoing investigations. Such courtesies were not extended to consulate offices of other countries, James said.

Just like Michelle Malkin, Queen of Hysterics, to go with unnamed sourc... uh, never mind.

Word has it this Scott fellow is connected to CIS, who everyone knows is a front group for the Aryan Nation.

Yeah, thats the ticket...

[cripplecreek]

Homeland Security "We can't protect the border but we'll keep an eye on your daughter"

[the anti-liberal]

Such a lovely expression of negative emotion - you sure you ARE a conservative, if you are, you're certainly not a healthy one.

It's the presence of such emotionally childish vitriol more suited to the left on this formum that makes me wonder why I even visit FR anymore.

[stopem]

"John Hinderaker has some free advice:

And good advice it is but instead we get rhetoric intended to inflame such as:

"jobs Americans won't do" OR
"I want a guest worker program implemented immediately" OR
"we will pass the MCain/Kennedy/Martinez bill" OR
"provide amnesty for all illegals" OR
"steps to obtain citizenship".

When what we want to hear is NO amnesty, we are securing our borders, breaking into this country is now a felony, no more anchorbrats, No welfare or medicaid for illegals, DEPORT all illegals already here, now.

[MNJohnnie]

Curious how supposed "Conservatives" are so gung ho to adopt the trial by accusation, rumor and innuendo tactics of the Hate Everything American Left. Sorry, unsubstantiated blanket accusation are not facts something the Whine Always Crowd seems to have forgotten. The Whiners all are far to susceptible to manipulation by those commentators who know just which of your emotional hot buttons to push. It would be wise for the Whiners to develop a LOT more cynicism about their political idol and talking head puppet masters. Their political masters are NOT infallible gods, no matter how much the Whiners wish they were.

[dirtboy]

Curious what a hard on Michelle has for DHS. Could it be she lost out on a job she thought was owed her ala Peggy Noonan? She seems like a person problem bitch fest going on here between Malkin and DHS.

I am curious when FR started to allow such posts despite forum guidelines about vulgarity and personal attacks. This post does nothing to take one side of the debate or the other and is just a vulgar attack like we'd see on DU.

[cripplecreek]

The OBL is on the side of the marxists, ANSWER, WWP and on and on and on.

[skeeter]

Your's is the most irony-rich post I've seen in quite awhile. Congratulations.

[MNJohnnie]

Funny how 100% of your postings are the most extremist Hate the GOP and everything Bush type postings here. Seems 100% of your ACTIONS give quite a different indication of your TRUE political allegiances then your rhetoric. Knowingly, or unknowingly, you are actively working as a DNC Virtual Campaigner. Actions have Consequences as any REAL Conservative knows.

[Casekirchen]

"Homeland Security "We can't protect the border but we'll keep an eye on your daughter" "

--- Didn't you mean 'keep a hand' on your daughter during airport "security" feel-ups ... er, screenings