U.S. Rep. gets DEATH THREATS for opposing social security benefits for ILLEGALS
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CONGRESSMAN WORKS TO KEEP SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS FROM ILLEGAL ALIENS
"The angry phone calls and death threats that Rep. Dana Rohrabacher received Jan. 28 didn't deter him from taking another public stand against benefits for illegal immigrants on Wednesday," the LA Times reports. "This week, the subject was Social Security. Rohrabacher attended a Washington event at which the Seniors Coalition, a senior advocacy group, presented members of Congress with about 150,000 signed petitions asking President Bush not to give Social Security benefits to illegal immigrants."
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"The angry phone calls and death threats that Rep. Dana Rohrabacher received Jan. 28 didn't deter him from taking another public stand against benefits for illegal immigrants on Wednesday," the LA Times reports. "This week, the subject was Social Security. Rohrabacher attended a Washington event at which the Seniors Coalition, a senior advocacy group, presented members of Congress with about 150,000 signed petitions asking President Bush not to give Social Security benefits to illegal immigrants."
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"A security firm that reportedly hired an illegal immigrant to patrol the Houston immigration office as an armed guard even though he faced a deportation order is under investigation by the federal government," the AP reports. "'That's what you call irony,'" said Tom Berg, a federal public defender representing Salomon Juarez."
For the Tohono O'odham Indians of Southern Arizona, the Wild West is not what they read about in history books, but something they live every day. More than 1,500 illegal aliens tramp across their reservation every day, bringing with them narcotics, home break-ins, and violent crime. The U.S. federal government has promised that help is on the way to the 11,000 residents of the reservation, but in the meantime says the tribal chairwoman, "Our people fear for their lives."
Fox News commentator and immigration attorney Matt Hayes:
"There is growing evidence that the MEXICAN GOVERNMENT is working with a group called the Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior (“INSTITUTE OF MEXICANS ABROAD”) to use its matricula consular database to deploy ILLEGALS to state legislatures and city councils across America. There, the ILLEGAL aliens - Mexican nationals who have been provided a matricula consular card - pack the gallery and seek to apply pressure against legislators who sponsor or intend to vote for bills that enhance immigration law enforcement."
As reported in the Washington Times, "local and statewide illegal immigrant advocacy groups and Hispanic groups coordinate with the Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior to agitate for access to public services for ILLEGAL aliens in the United States."
"Allowing some ILLEGAL immigrants to attend college at in-state tuition prices, then giving them AMNESTY would cost federal taxpayers $90 million over the next decade and benefit 46,000 ILLEGAL immigrants, congressional budget analysts say," the Salt Lake Tribune reports. "Federal spending would increase from higher participation in FOOD STAMP and MEDICAID programs, according to the Congressional Budget Office."
"The Bush administration is 'rolling out the welcome mat for terrorists and illegal aliens' in seeking to legalize millions of foreign nationals illegally in the United States and in proposing budget cuts 'thinning the ranks' of America's border force, says the head of the Border Patrol's 10,000-member union," a report in today's Washington Times says. "Budget and personnel cuts, coupled with the proposed amnesty for illegal aliens, make it clear that this administration is not at all serious about securing our homeland or enforcing our immigration laws," T.J. Bonner, president of the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC), told a House subcommittee.
"[Senate candidate] Jim Oberweis brought in a Colorado congressman known for his opposition to illegal immigration to issue an endorsement in Chicago and then Springfield. Oberweis planned to take his message on the road during a three-day tour of 16 small east-central Illinois towns in an area known for its support of GOP candidates," the AP reports. "Oberweis, an Aurora dairy owner and owner of an asset management firm, and U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., said the president's immigration plan would jeopardize the country's security and allow aliens to continue to steal jobs and money from American workers and taxpayers."
Which "millionaire Yale graduate who's a member of Skull and Bones" will look out for the interests of American workers and American taxpayers who are being hit hard by mass illegal immigration, wonders CNN TV host and columnist Lou Dobbs? The impact of illegal immigration is costing lower income Americans, and the President’s plan will result in still more labor subsidies for those who employ cheap foreign workers. "Unfortunately, Kerry’s proposals so far on illegal immigration aren’t any better," laments Dobbs, who notes that Kerry has sponsored legislation to grant millions of illegal aliens outright amnesty.
"In 2002 Victor Batres illegally crossed the border twice; both times he was caught, and both times he was returned. When he crossed a third time, however, he made it to Oregon -- where he raped two nuns and killed one of them. Once again, the inspector general places much of the blame on the lack of integration between the two fingerprint databases. Border Patrol agents didn't know that Mr. Batres had a long criminal record in this country; otherwise he would never have been released,"
"The Mexican government is lobbying U.S. lawmakers and civic leaders for amnesty or guest-worker status for millions of illegal aliens now in the United States, working through a coalition of U.S.-based immigration rights associations, Mexican-American organizations and grass-roots Hispanic groups," according to the Washington Times. This growing political alliance also seeks "expanded education and health care benefits for Mexican nationals in this country," in addition to various labor and community development programs. Mexican President Vicente Fox will meet with President Bush tomorrow and Saturday in Crawford, Texas, where immigration is expected to be a top issue of discussion.
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"If you scrutinize the U.S. labor market numbers from the last two years of economic recovery, the numbers suggest that native-born workers -- particularly teenagers and young adults without college degrees -- are being displaced by new immigrants. Indeed, last year the employment rate for teens reached a record low, down 9 percentage points since 2000. These are the very people who might benefit from the unskilled jobs now going to foreign workers."
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Every year, giant foundations like the Ford Foundation, multinational corporations like Shell Oil and GM, and even the U.S. Government lavish millions of dollars in grants on groups like La Raza, MALDEF, the ACLU and the AILF. These well-funded organizations, united in a titanic effort to undermine U.S. immigration law and subvert the will of the American people, often employ the effective tactic of finding obscure, but significant, court cases and use them to set precedents -- while no one is paying attention -- that slowly nibble away at our ability to enforce our own laws.
FILE(Friends of Immigration Law Enforcement) is alone in fighting behind-the-scenes battles with these well-funded groups, and we are doing it with no foundation, corporate, or government grants. Unlike the AILF and La Raza, we are under-funded and understaffed, and it is truly heart-breaking for us to watch so many great opportunities slip by simply because we don't have the manpower or the resources to step into the breach.
Nevertheless, we have two advantages: Our arguments are correct, and Americans agree with us. That is why, on a shoestring budget, we are able to meet, and defeat, the armies of high-paid lawyers on the other side, and why, eventually, we will win, thanks to your continued support of our crucial work.
Here is a chance to tell one of the corporations that contributes money to AILF just what you think of their support for illegal immigration. Please contact Abercrombie & Fitch, the large Ohio clothing retailer (calls are much, much better than email), and, after pressing "0" and getting a live operator, say:
"I want to leave a comment about your corporate policy. I see that Abercrombie & Fitch is a corporate sponsor of the American Immigration Law Foundation, which supports illegal immigration. Since I am one of the 85% of Americans opposed to illegal immigration, I find your support of the AILF to be very disturbing and socially irresponsible. I will do my best never to buy any products from your company again."
Abercrombie & Fitch
Call: 866-681-3115 (press 0)
Email: [email protected]
(Some other socially irresponsible corporations contributing to AILF are: The Athlete's Foot, ChevronTexaco, Christian Dior Perfumes, Inc., Kenneth Cole Productions, Miller Brewing Company, and the Shell Oil Company.)
“The number of illegal aliens caught crossing into the United States increased dramatically just days after President Bush proposed a guest-worker program that would give legal status to millions of illegal immigrants now in this country,” according to the national Border Patrol Union. The front page, Washington Times story reveals that since the President’s announcement, apprehensions of illegal aliens in the San Diego sector, one of the busiest crossing points for illegal aliens, have tripled. Most of those arrested “had no history of immigration violations,” underscoring the speculation by law enforcement authorities that the Bush Amnesty proposal would “lead to increased illegal immigration.”