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How is it that all of a sudden all Americans are for the illegals from mexico. Has someone pushed a button and that part of our media sublimation kicked in. Well I am not brainwashed and I will keep fighting. I don't give a shit about what people think of me. I will stand up for what I believe in.. The rest of you so called Americans can stuff it. So go on do your worst.
Congress, president duping us on illegals
The Decatur Daily
President Bush and congressional leaders want U.S. voters to believe that the illegal immigration problem is so massive that it can't be resolved effectively without great upheaval and disrupting the economy.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
NEBRASKA: State Patrol arrests 19 illegal aliens on I-80, ICE releases them
nptelegraph.com
Nebraska -- Nineteen illegal aliens were arrested here Tuesday morning by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agents.
In cooperation with the Nebraska State Patrol, I.C.E. arrested 17 Mexican and two Guatemalan aliens near Maxwell on Interstate 80. The aliens had been smuggled into the United States in two rental vehicles with Arizona plates - a Chevy Suburban containing 14 aliens and a sedan with five occupants. The rental company recalled its vehicles.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
Arrival of illegal aliens ousts U.S. workers
The Washington Times
An Alabama employment agency that sent 70 laborers and construction workers to job sites in that state in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina says the men were sent home after just two weeks on the job by employers who told them "the Mexicans had arrived" and were willing to work for less.
Linda Swope, who operates Complete Employment Services Inc. in Mobile, Ala., told The Washington Times last week that the workers -- whom she described as U.S. citizens, residents of Alabama and predominantly black -- had been "urgently requested" by contractors hired to rebuild and clear devastated areas of the state, but were told to leave three job sites when the foreign workers showed up.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
Senators warned on 'voting scared'
The Washington Times
A key House member yesterday warned the Senate that they must not be intimidated by rallies in 60 cities this week against immigration reform legislation pending in Congress.
Republican Rep. Peter T. King, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, says that he expects "several thousand people" will protest his district offices in New York but that "you can't allow that to intimidate you."
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
MARYLAND: Schools draw fire for offering credits for Illegal Alien protest
The Washington Times
Maryland -- Montgomery County public school officials are awarding community-service credits to students who participate today in a pro-immigration rally on the Mall, angering some residents, who say the school system is supporting illegal activity.
"Under no circumstances should [student service-learning] hours be used to promote activities such as going to a protest for illegal aliens," said Brad Botwin, president of the Richard Montgomery High School Athletic Booster Club in Rockville. "To volunteer to teach people English or help with food services [is OK] but to aid and abet illegal aliens and to have students go downtown and get credit for this is mind-boggling."
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
April 8, 2006
Illegals: House vs. Senate
Worldnetdaily.com
by Kevin McCullough
The citizens of the United States of America finally have the U.S. Senate on the record regarding illegal immigration and the state of where we are at in 2006. Unlike the bill put forward and passed by the U.S. House of Representatives – the Senate bill does nothing to increase American safety or border security, nor to strengthen our efforts in the War on Terror.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 8, 2006
Bush White House Tries To Deflect Fierce Criticism; Amnesty Impasse; Deadly Day In Iraq; Sensenbrenner Discusses Immigration Legislation
Lou Dobbs Tonight CNN
Aired April 7, 2006
LOU DOBBS, CNN ANCHOR: Tonight here in Washington, supporters of amnesty for million of illegal aliens have suffered a major defeat in the U.S. Senate. That defeat is also another setback for President Bush, who is facing the lowest poll ratings of his presidency.
We'll have complete coverage tonight in Washington.
Also, hundreds of thousands of people preparing to demonstrate and protest in 70 cities across the country in support of amnesty, illegal aliens and against border security. Will these demonstrators continue to display the flag of Mexico or will they fly the flag of the United States?
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 8, 2006
Massachusetts: Heroin, Cocaine Stashed In Mailbox (Illegal Alien Previously Deported, Long Criminal Record)
lowellsun.com
LOWELL, Massachusetts -- Santana Baez and Luis Carmona didn't want to keep any illegal drugs in their apartment in case it got raided, police said.
So they put their stash inside their mailbox at 11 Allen St., Unit 302, in the city's Belvidere neighborhood, apparently forgetting the postal carrier comes on Monday, said Police Sgt. James Trudel.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 8, 2006
April 7, 2006
Immigration Bill Stalls in Senate (Guest-Worker/Amensty Scheme)
Foxnews.com
WASHINGTON — Agreement over a highly touted Senate compromise on illegal immigration fell apart Friday as Democrats, Republicans and the White House laid blame at each other's feet over who was to blame for the present impasse over the bill.
Senators said their work on the controversial issue would now be postponed until after Congress returns from the two-week recess, when the bill is expected to be taken up again by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
Hagel/Martinez Amendment, best quotes of the day
Hagel/Martinez Amendment
Best quotes of the day come from:
Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, "No Illegal Left Behind" bill."
Arizona Congressman J.D. Hayworth, "It is amnesty wrapped in bureaucracy surrounded by fraud."
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
ARIZONA: Border Patrol Finds 65 Illegal Aliens In Grain Silo
YumaSun.com
Arizona -- They've been found hiding in boats, packed into RVs, and loaded into semi trailers, but this is a first.
Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents found 65 illegal aliens hiding in an empty grain silo Thursday morning outside of Yuma.
The unusual bust constituted the latest in what is shaping up to be a record year for the Border Patrol's Yuma Sector, which has made more than 80,000 apprehensions since the beginning of this fiscal year.
Click here for complete story
Coming for the Guest-Worker Amnesty Scheme. Border Patrol out-gunned and understaffed. Once they get past these guys have no fear because the Senate and the President are stepping all over each other to see how many different ways they can offer up Guest-Worker Amnesty to lawbreakers.
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
ARIZONA: Crash sends 13 illegals to hospital, nine later back out on street (Americans stuck with hosptial bill)
YumaSun.com
Yuma, Arizona -- A loaded smuggling vehicle collided with a large pickup Thursday morning, sending 13 suspected illegal aliens to the hospital.
Nine of those 13 were later released from the hospital but were not taken into Border Patrol custody — similar to a March 15 incident.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
NEW ORLEANS: Federal grand jury indicts nine illegal aliens
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS -- A federal grand jury has returned indictments against nine illegal immigrants who re-entered the United States after previously being deported, prosecutors announced Thursday.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
Creeping amnesty
The Washington Times
By Diana West
So there I was, thinking that the only "imminent" threat was the Islamization of the Western world, a historic shift well underway in Europe. Yes, it remained clear that out-of-control immigration in the United States jeopardized the future of our nationhood. But after September 11 the present danger had become creeping Shariah: the gradual -- and-not-so-gradual -- acceptance of Islamic law by Western and, therefore, non-Islamic societies.
But then came last month's massive, mainly Mexican street protests against border control and in favor of amnesty for illegal aliens, mainly Mexican, who have crossed into this country since the last time Uncle Sam granted amnesty in 1986.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
Another attempt at amnesty
The Washington Times Op-Ed
The senators who worked late Wednesday night devising a "compromise" on immigration legislation should have gone to bed early, serving the country better by getting some sleep. The "compromise" they came up with bears a striking resemblance to the one which passed the Senate Judiciary Committee a few weeks ago. Amnesty? Check. Guest-worker program? Check. So where exactly is the compromise?
It all depends, to revise a famously fatuous remark, on what the definition of amnesty is.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
April 6, 2006
Deal Reached on Immigration (AMNESTY, Senator Frist Caved In)
Foxnews.com
WASHINGTON — Senators said Thursday that although some fine-tuning still must be done, a consensus has been reached among Republican and Democratic lawmakers on a compromise immigration reform package that puts illegals onto three tracks toward legal status in the United States.
Click here for complete story
Senator Frist's Guest-Worker Amnesty Applicants
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
Senator Reid, Senate Floor Speech On Immigration September 20,1993
Library of Congress
Mr. REID. Mr. President, a few years ago it would have been unlikely that the subject of immigration would have come up around the family dinner table. But today, along with such matters as the economy, health care, and crime, immigration has become one of the most serious domestic issues in the minds of the American public, perhaps because immigration has had such enormous impact in all other domestic issues. It does not matter where you go today--any townhall meeting, any gathering of high school students, at a college class--immigration is one of the topics that is raised very quickly.
The issue of immigration is something that was not around just a few years ago with such intensity.
I know that many of my colleagues in the Senate and the House have had the same experiences I have had.
When I speak about immigration being a subject of concern, I am not talking about to this Senator. I think I can talk for the House and the Senate.
Earlier this summer, the Republican leader, Senator Dole, convened a policy breakfast for Republican Senators on the subject of immigration because, in his words, wherever he travels around the country, he is confronted with concern about the direction of the policy of immigration as it relates to the United States.
It is clear that there is growing public dissatisfaction with our Nation's immigration policies. The American people are demanding reforms that will restore order to an immigration system they perceive to be out of control.
Click here for full speech
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
Iraq spy suspect oversaw U.S. asylum applications
The Washington Times
An Iraqi-born U.S. citizen suspected of being a foreign intelligence agent was employed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to rule on asylum applications, including those from unfriendly Middle Eastern nations, according to documents obtained from Congress by The Washington Times.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
MISSOURI: Charges Filed In Wreck That Killed Ex-Coach (illegal alien drag racing)
thekansascitychannel.com
KANSAS CITY, Missouri -- Wyandotte County, Kan., prosecutors filed charges Wednesday in a wreck that killed a former football coach at Olathe North High School.
David K. Bassore, 51, of Liberty, was driving home from work Monday on Interstate 35 near the 18th Street Expressway exit when his pickup truck was clipped by a Dodge Neon. Bassore's pickup went off the road, rolling twice before it stopped on its side. Bassore was thrown from the vehicle. He died at the scene.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
High-school coach fired for aiding illegals' cause
Worldnetdaily.com
A junior-varsity baseball coach at Cesar Chavez High School in Houston has been ejected from his sports duties after using his position to advocate the cause of illegal aliens.
Rudy Rios admits he used a district copier to make fliers encouraging Hispanic students to attend a rally protesting restrictions on illegal immigration.
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Recent News Entries
Congress, president duping us on illegals
NEBRASKA: State Patrol arrests 19 illegal aliens on I-80, ICE releases them
Arrival of illegal aliens ousts U.S. workers
Senators warned on 'voting scared'
MARYLAND: Schools draw fire for offering credits for Illegal Alien protest
Illegals: House vs. Senate
Bush White House Tries To Deflect Fierce Criticism; Amnesty Impasse; Deadly Day In Iraq; Sensenbrenner Discusses Immigration Legislation
Massachusetts: Heroin, Cocaine Stashed In Mailbox (Illegal Alien Previously Deported, Long Criminal Record)
Immigration Bill Stalls in Senate (Guest-Worker/Amensty Scheme)
Hagel/Martinez Amendment, best quotes of the day
Enter Email to receive Important Updates
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Visit these sites for more information
Report Illegal Aliens Public Tip Line 1-866-DHS-2ICE
Social Security Number Verification Call 1-800-772-6270
Basic Pilot Program, a Web-based system that enables businesses to verify the employment eligibility of newly hired workers. Call 888-464-4218
SmartBusinessPractices.com
We Will Never Forget 9-11 Video
NumbersUsa.com
wehirealiens.com
Petition to President to secure our borders
Rep. Tom Tancredo
Fairus.org
9/11 Families for a Secure America
ReportIllegals.com
BORDER PATROL Local 2544
Zazona
Center for Immigration Studies
The Terry Anderson Show
Civil Homeland Defense
Judicial Watch
California Coalition for Immigration Reform
Oregonians for Immigration Reform
Floridians for Immigration Enforcement
Coaltion for the Future American Worker
Hire American Citizens
Americans for Immigration Control
Project U.S.A
STOPtheFTAA
Congress, president duping us on illegals
The Decatur Daily
President Bush and congressional leaders want U.S. voters to believe that the illegal immigration problem is so massive that it can't be resolved effectively without great upheaval and disrupting the economy.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
NEBRASKA: State Patrol arrests 19 illegal aliens on I-80, ICE releases them
nptelegraph.com
Nebraska -- Nineteen illegal aliens were arrested here Tuesday morning by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agents.
In cooperation with the Nebraska State Patrol, I.C.E. arrested 17 Mexican and two Guatemalan aliens near Maxwell on Interstate 80. The aliens had been smuggled into the United States in two rental vehicles with Arizona plates - a Chevy Suburban containing 14 aliens and a sedan with five occupants. The rental company recalled its vehicles.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
Arrival of illegal aliens ousts U.S. workers
The Washington Times
An Alabama employment agency that sent 70 laborers and construction workers to job sites in that state in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina says the men were sent home after just two weeks on the job by employers who told them "the Mexicans had arrived" and were willing to work for less.
Linda Swope, who operates Complete Employment Services Inc. in Mobile, Ala., told The Washington Times last week that the workers -- whom she described as U.S. citizens, residents of Alabama and predominantly black -- had been "urgently requested" by contractors hired to rebuild and clear devastated areas of the state, but were told to leave three job sites when the foreign workers showed up.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
Senators warned on 'voting scared'
The Washington Times
A key House member yesterday warned the Senate that they must not be intimidated by rallies in 60 cities this week against immigration reform legislation pending in Congress.
Republican Rep. Peter T. King, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, says that he expects "several thousand people" will protest his district offices in New York but that "you can't allow that to intimidate you."
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
MARYLAND: Schools draw fire for offering credits for Illegal Alien protest
The Washington Times
Maryland -- Montgomery County public school officials are awarding community-service credits to students who participate today in a pro-immigration rally on the Mall, angering some residents, who say the school system is supporting illegal activity.
"Under no circumstances should [student service-learning] hours be used to promote activities such as going to a protest for illegal aliens," said Brad Botwin, president of the Richard Montgomery High School Athletic Booster Club in Rockville. "To volunteer to teach people English or help with food services [is OK] but to aid and abet illegal aliens and to have students go downtown and get credit for this is mind-boggling."
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 10, 2006
April 8, 2006
Illegals: House vs. Senate
Worldnetdaily.com
by Kevin McCullough
The citizens of the United States of America finally have the U.S. Senate on the record regarding illegal immigration and the state of where we are at in 2006. Unlike the bill put forward and passed by the U.S. House of Representatives – the Senate bill does nothing to increase American safety or border security, nor to strengthen our efforts in the War on Terror.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 8, 2006
Bush White House Tries To Deflect Fierce Criticism; Amnesty Impasse; Deadly Day In Iraq; Sensenbrenner Discusses Immigration Legislation
Lou Dobbs Tonight CNN
Aired April 7, 2006
LOU DOBBS, CNN ANCHOR: Tonight here in Washington, supporters of amnesty for million of illegal aliens have suffered a major defeat in the U.S. Senate. That defeat is also another setback for President Bush, who is facing the lowest poll ratings of his presidency.
We'll have complete coverage tonight in Washington.
Also, hundreds of thousands of people preparing to demonstrate and protest in 70 cities across the country in support of amnesty, illegal aliens and against border security. Will these demonstrators continue to display the flag of Mexico or will they fly the flag of the United States?
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 8, 2006
Massachusetts: Heroin, Cocaine Stashed In Mailbox (Illegal Alien Previously Deported, Long Criminal Record)
lowellsun.com
LOWELL, Massachusetts -- Santana Baez and Luis Carmona didn't want to keep any illegal drugs in their apartment in case it got raided, police said.
So they put their stash inside their mailbox at 11 Allen St., Unit 302, in the city's Belvidere neighborhood, apparently forgetting the postal carrier comes on Monday, said Police Sgt. James Trudel.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 8, 2006
April 7, 2006
Immigration Bill Stalls in Senate (Guest-Worker/Amensty Scheme)
Foxnews.com
WASHINGTON — Agreement over a highly touted Senate compromise on illegal immigration fell apart Friday as Democrats, Republicans and the White House laid blame at each other's feet over who was to blame for the present impasse over the bill.
Senators said their work on the controversial issue would now be postponed until after Congress returns from the two-week recess, when the bill is expected to be taken up again by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
Hagel/Martinez Amendment, best quotes of the day
Hagel/Martinez Amendment
Best quotes of the day come from:
Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, "No Illegal Left Behind" bill."
Arizona Congressman J.D. Hayworth, "It is amnesty wrapped in bureaucracy surrounded by fraud."
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
ARIZONA: Border Patrol Finds 65 Illegal Aliens In Grain Silo
YumaSun.com
Arizona -- They've been found hiding in boats, packed into RVs, and loaded into semi trailers, but this is a first.
Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents found 65 illegal aliens hiding in an empty grain silo Thursday morning outside of Yuma.
The unusual bust constituted the latest in what is shaping up to be a record year for the Border Patrol's Yuma Sector, which has made more than 80,000 apprehensions since the beginning of this fiscal year.
Click here for complete story
Coming for the Guest-Worker Amnesty Scheme. Border Patrol out-gunned and understaffed. Once they get past these guys have no fear because the Senate and the President are stepping all over each other to see how many different ways they can offer up Guest-Worker Amnesty to lawbreakers.
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
ARIZONA: Crash sends 13 illegals to hospital, nine later back out on street (Americans stuck with hosptial bill)
YumaSun.com
Yuma, Arizona -- A loaded smuggling vehicle collided with a large pickup Thursday morning, sending 13 suspected illegal aliens to the hospital.
Nine of those 13 were later released from the hospital but were not taken into Border Patrol custody — similar to a March 15 incident.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
NEW ORLEANS: Federal grand jury indicts nine illegal aliens
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS -- A federal grand jury has returned indictments against nine illegal immigrants who re-entered the United States after previously being deported, prosecutors announced Thursday.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
Creeping amnesty
The Washington Times
By Diana West
So there I was, thinking that the only "imminent" threat was the Islamization of the Western world, a historic shift well underway in Europe. Yes, it remained clear that out-of-control immigration in the United States jeopardized the future of our nationhood. But after September 11 the present danger had become creeping Shariah: the gradual -- and-not-so-gradual -- acceptance of Islamic law by Western and, therefore, non-Islamic societies.
But then came last month's massive, mainly Mexican street protests against border control and in favor of amnesty for illegal aliens, mainly Mexican, who have crossed into this country since the last time Uncle Sam granted amnesty in 1986.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
Another attempt at amnesty
The Washington Times Op-Ed
The senators who worked late Wednesday night devising a "compromise" on immigration legislation should have gone to bed early, serving the country better by getting some sleep. The "compromise" they came up with bears a striking resemblance to the one which passed the Senate Judiciary Committee a few weeks ago. Amnesty? Check. Guest-worker program? Check. So where exactly is the compromise?
It all depends, to revise a famously fatuous remark, on what the definition of amnesty is.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 7, 2006
April 6, 2006
Deal Reached on Immigration (AMNESTY, Senator Frist Caved In)
Foxnews.com
WASHINGTON — Senators said Thursday that although some fine-tuning still must be done, a consensus has been reached among Republican and Democratic lawmakers on a compromise immigration reform package that puts illegals onto three tracks toward legal status in the United States.
Click here for complete story
Senator Frist's Guest-Worker Amnesty Applicants
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
Senator Reid, Senate Floor Speech On Immigration September 20,1993
Library of Congress
Mr. REID. Mr. President, a few years ago it would have been unlikely that the subject of immigration would have come up around the family dinner table. But today, along with such matters as the economy, health care, and crime, immigration has become one of the most serious domestic issues in the minds of the American public, perhaps because immigration has had such enormous impact in all other domestic issues. It does not matter where you go today--any townhall meeting, any gathering of high school students, at a college class--immigration is one of the topics that is raised very quickly.
The issue of immigration is something that was not around just a few years ago with such intensity.
I know that many of my colleagues in the Senate and the House have had the same experiences I have had.
When I speak about immigration being a subject of concern, I am not talking about to this Senator. I think I can talk for the House and the Senate.
Earlier this summer, the Republican leader, Senator Dole, convened a policy breakfast for Republican Senators on the subject of immigration because, in his words, wherever he travels around the country, he is confronted with concern about the direction of the policy of immigration as it relates to the United States.
It is clear that there is growing public dissatisfaction with our Nation's immigration policies. The American people are demanding reforms that will restore order to an immigration system they perceive to be out of control.
Click here for full speech
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
Iraq spy suspect oversaw U.S. asylum applications
The Washington Times
An Iraqi-born U.S. citizen suspected of being a foreign intelligence agent was employed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to rule on asylum applications, including those from unfriendly Middle Eastern nations, according to documents obtained from Congress by The Washington Times.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
MISSOURI: Charges Filed In Wreck That Killed Ex-Coach (illegal alien drag racing)
thekansascitychannel.com
KANSAS CITY, Missouri -- Wyandotte County, Kan., prosecutors filed charges Wednesday in a wreck that killed a former football coach at Olathe North High School.
David K. Bassore, 51, of Liberty, was driving home from work Monday on Interstate 35 near the 18th Street Expressway exit when his pickup truck was clipped by a Dodge Neon. Bassore's pickup went off the road, rolling twice before it stopped on its side. Bassore was thrown from the vehicle. He died at the scene.
Click here for complete story
Posted by Richard on April 6, 2006
High-school coach fired for aiding illegals' cause
Worldnetdaily.com
A junior-varsity baseball coach at Cesar Chavez High School in Houston has been ejected from his sports duties after using his position to advocate the cause of illegal aliens.
Rudy Rios admits he used a district copier to make fliers encouraging Hispanic students to attend a rally protesting restrictions on illegal immigration.
May 2004
April 2004
March 2004
February 2004
January 2004
March 2003
February 2003
January 2003
December 2002
November 2002
October 2002
September 2002
August 2002
July 2002
Recent News Entries
Congress, president duping us on illegals
NEBRASKA: State Patrol arrests 19 illegal aliens on I-80, ICE releases them
Arrival of illegal aliens ousts U.S. workers
Senators warned on 'voting scared'
MARYLAND: Schools draw fire for offering credits for Illegal Alien protest
Illegals: House vs. Senate
Bush White House Tries To Deflect Fierce Criticism; Amnesty Impasse; Deadly Day In Iraq; Sensenbrenner Discusses Immigration Legislation
Massachusetts: Heroin, Cocaine Stashed In Mailbox (Illegal Alien Previously Deported, Long Criminal Record)
Immigration Bill Stalls in Senate (Guest-Worker/Amensty Scheme)
Hagel/Martinez Amendment, best quotes of the day
Enter Email to receive Important Updates
Send News Tips
Suzanne@secureborders.com
Katie@secureborders.com
Richard@secureborders.com
Visit these sites for more information
Report Illegal Aliens Public Tip Line 1-866-DHS-2ICE
Social Security Number Verification Call 1-800-772-6270
Basic Pilot Program, a Web-based system that enables businesses to verify the employment eligibility of newly hired workers. Call 888-464-4218
SmartBusinessPractices.com
We Will Never Forget 9-11 Video
NumbersUsa.com
wehirealiens.com
Petition to President to secure our borders
Rep. Tom Tancredo
Fairus.org
9/11 Families for a Secure America
ReportIllegals.com
BORDER PATROL Local 2544
Zazona
Center for Immigration Studies
The Terry Anderson Show
Civil Homeland Defense
Judicial Watch
California Coalition for Immigration Reform
Oregonians for Immigration Reform
Floridians for Immigration Enforcement
Coaltion for the Future American Worker
Hire American Citizens
Americans for Immigration Control
Project U.S.A
STOPtheFTAA
