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ICE Proposes Policy That Would Let Illegal Immigrants Go Free
A Guatemalan illegal immigrant prepares to board a plane during his deportation process in Phoenix, Ariz., July 10, 2009.
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DoJ war against border enforcement continues
An Investor's Business Daily editorial from Tuesday reported on the latest installment in the Obama administration's ongoing war against border security and American sovereignty :
"Our misnamed Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against an Arizona sheriff at the top of the administration's enemies list. Prosecute border sheriffs and sue states but protect the Black Panthers? Gotcha. The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, the county itself and outspoken Sheriff Joe Arpaio. The suit alleges that the sheriff's office is in violation of civil rights laws by refusing for 17 months to fully cooperate with an investigation into police practices and jail operations... .... What makes the case interesting, as the Washington Examiner's Byron York reports, is that in September 2008, four months before the Obama administration took over and nine months before the Justice Department first informed Arpaio of its investigation, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted its own investigation of Arpaio's office and procedures and found nothing inappropriate or illegal."
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Fla. imam: No deal to move NYC mosque
[A.P] Thursday September 99th 2010 latimes.com Original article by A.P.
The controversial minister who was going to burn Korans on 9/11 will meet with the president of the Islamic center . Imam Muhammad Musri is proposing the Mosque near the 9/11 sight. If a agreement is made to move the sight he will not go threw with the burnings of the Korans.
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First 3 counties in State of South Carolina to benefit from ICE...
Uses biometrics to prioritize immigration enforcement actions against convicted criminal aliens COLUMBIA, S.C.-On Wednesday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement began using a new biometric information sharing capability in Charleston, Greenville and Horry counties that helps federal immigration officials identify aliens, both lawfully and ...
Thursday September 9th 2010 criminal-justice-online.blogspot.com
New legislation came in to affect in South Carolina to be used on illegal criminal and immigrants.
State police authorities will work with I.C.E in a joint operation of law enforcement.
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Is Mexico at threat from a drugs insurgency?
[B.B.C ] Mexico city Thursday September 9th 2010 bbc.co.uk
Original article by Ignacio de los Reyes B.B.C.
In this article similarities were made on the Colombian drug problem compared to Mexico's current drug cartel issues.
Since December 2006 over 26,000 people have been killed in Mexico.
The U.S.has pumped billions of dollars to aid both countries fight on drugs.
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Most Chicagoans don't want police to hunt illegal immigrants, Tribune/WGN poll finds
Immigration poll respondent Lili Betancourt and her husband, Joe, in their Portage Park home.
Chicago Thursday September 9th 2010 cltv.com
Original article by Becky Schlikerman Chicago Tribune
In a recent Chicago Tribune poll over 50 percent that responded are in favor of illegal immigrants, do not want actions towards them....
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LAPD brass plead for calm; protesters egg station
Police Chief Charlie Beck pleaded for calm and vowed his department would conduct an exhaustive investigation into a bicycle officer's fatal shooting of a drunken day laborer with a knife.
[A.P.] L.A. Thursday September 9th 2010 waff.com
Original article by Raquel Dillon..A.P. Reported by A.P.
A alleged drunken immigrant pulled a knife on a L.A.P.D officer , the officer shot at him in self defense killing the suspect.
Hispanic community protested the incident with with estimated 300 demonstrators .The incident led to over 20 arrest.
L.A.P.D police chief called for calm..
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Developers of NYC mosque appear regretful and divided over conflicting interests
[A.P.] New York Thursday September 09th 2010 chicagotribune.com
Backers of the Islamic center may feel remorse for creating a heated debate on their proposed project.
New York's governor offered land for the learning center to ease the conflict of their center being close to 9/11 site.
Do to the 100 million dollars needed for the proposed center ,a smaller version may be built on the proposed sight .
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Illegal immigration: A businessman's perspective
This article is worth the time it takes to read it.
Illegal immigration threatens the economic health of our nation. If businessmen performed a cost-benefit analysis of keeping the border unsecured, they'd close the border as fast and as securely as possible.
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LA police quell 2nd protest over fatal shooting
Demonstrators pelted police for a second night in a poor immigrant neighborhood following the fatal shooting of a Guatemalan day laborer who allegedly threatened people with a knife and then turned the weapon on a responding officer.
