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A simmering illegal-immigration debate at the University of Texas at San Antonio— where 45 percent of students are Hispanic — erupted into a heated protest Wednesday during an outdoor speech by Chris Simcox, founder of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, a group of volunteers who patrol the Mexican border to stop immigrants from entering the country illegally. UTSA's chapter of the Young Conservatives of Texas invited Simcox to speak to draw attention to the lack of security on the border, said Laura Morales, the group's executive director. Liberal groups descended on the Simcox talk, booing and chanting "Racist, fascist go...

Terror Apologist in San Antonio Posted By: Dave_Cantrell | Write the Editors | Permalink.. Each Friday in San Antonio we are treated by the Express-News to the rantings of our own resident terrorist apologist, Mansour O. El-Kikhia. On December 17th he compared President Bush to King Louie from Disney's The Jungle Book, obviously in keeping with the Left-wing canard that Bush is a monkey. This is a direct outgrowth of one of the standard anti-Semitic attacks on Jews. On Christmas Eve, El-Kikiha ranted that Christianity was a difficult faith to understand, and declared the Iraq war to be unjust because...

Gay frat seeks approval from UT-San Antonio07:33 AM CDT on Wednesday, October 15, 2003Associated Press SAN ANTONIO - A group of gay students is seeking recognition as the first gay fraternity at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Alpha Lambda Tau, which currently has four member, wants to expand its membership to all men. It's goal is to improve overall campus diversity, said Chris Forbrich, the group's president. The organization will go before UTSA's Interfraternity Council on Wednesday to make its case for inclusion. "We want to make a place where gay people themselves could feel comfortable participating in...

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