Friday, December 4, 2009

MARYLAND - ILLEGALS COST ......An American Speaks

Re:Mexicans costing State of MD 1.4 Billion anually

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Date: 2009-12-01, 9:02AM EST
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Yes, and The US taxpayer is picking up the bill. Illegals flock to MD because of state policies such as the penalty for driving unlicensed is a fine...whereas driving with suspended license is potentially a jail sentence and a much stiffer fine... why get a license? In the State of Maryland you do not have to be a legal immigrant to purchase real estate or get a loan to buy a car...these are just a few of the reasons that MD has the population growth of illegals that it now suffers.

ILLEGALS OVERWHELM COURTS! What Haven't They OVERHWELMED? YOUR JOB YET?

ILLEGALS OVERWHELM THE COURTS – Like They Do State’s Welfare Payouts, Prisons, and hospitals around the country!
REALLY WANT AMNESTY FOR 38 MILLION MEXICAN FLAG WAVERS?

FROM JUDICIAL WATCH…. GET ON THEIR FREE EMAIL FOR UPDATES ON THE MEXICAN INVASION

9th Circuit Kills Group Criminal Immigration Pleas

Last Updated: Thu, 12/03/2009 - 12:09pm
Arizona courts must stop conducting large criminal hearings involving illegal immigrants arrested along the Mexican border because they violate federal rules, according to a decision issued this week by a notoriously liberal appellate court famous for getting overturned by the Supreme Court.
To ease the overwhelming load of annually trying tens of thousands of illegal immigrants caught entering the U.S., federal courts in the Grand Canyon State hold mass hearings for those arrested in high-traffic areas, known as zero tolerance zones. A 2005 program (Operation Streamline) implemented to help curb the illegal immigration crisis in border states calls for the criminal prosecution of undocumented aliens in federal courts.
The idea is to dramatically reduce and deter illegal immigration and secure the nation’s borders from a potential terrorist threat and the illegal entry of weapons and drugs, according to Border Patrol officials. Before Operation Streamline was implemented, illegal border crossers were simply routed to civil deportation proceedings with no further consequences. Under Operation Streamline they face incarceration and subsequent deportation.
Last year alone, Arizona held criminal immigration proceedings for 25,000 illegal aliens. To deal with the influx, overwhelmed courts routinely include 50 to 100 defendants at a time. But the San Francisco-based 9th Court of Appeals claims the procedures involving multiple defendants violate federal rules and must be stopped.
"No judge, however conscientious, could have possessed the ability to hear distinctly and accurately fifty voices at the same time," according to the 19-page decision which acknowledges the “understandable” shortcuts that border-state courts adopt to manage their huge caseloads.
Never the less, the shortcut defies Rule 11 which requires courts to address the defendant personally in open court in order to properly determine if the pleas are voluntary or forced. “We cannot permit this rule to be violated because it is too demanding for a district court to observe,” the three-judge panel wrote.
The Western appeals court, the largest of the nation’s 13 appellate courts, is well known for getting overturned by the Supreme Court more than any other court. This term alone, the High Court reversed 94% of its rulings in cases involving issues such as civil rights, prisoners’ rights and environmental protection.
Last year the 9th Circuit Court’s chief justice, Alex Kozinski, was embroiled in an embarrassing scandal for operating a publicly accessible website containing sexually explicit and offensive images. The judge’s explicit website became an issue in the obscenity trial of a Hollywood adult filmmaker that he presided over.

MEG 'EBAY" WITMAN - GOV MEXIFORNIA - An American Speaks

Meg "Ebay" Witman more of the same... (CA Governor)

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Date: 2009-12-04, 11:09AM PST
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she talks about jobs, taxes and schools.

But she can't even touch the glaring obvious fact that having a state that is 1/2 illegal turd world Mexicans means hi-tech manufacturing of electronics, aircraft and autos is replaced by those crappy little "Dollar Stores".....

and that super-high taxes for all the wetback's welfare is REQUIRED by the Fed Govt courts via "unfunded mandates"(remember Prop 187?)....

or that Mexican gangs now control all public schools in California...apparently with the permission of the Teacher's Union.


I'd like to see how well Ebay would have done if Meg was required to hire 50% Mexicans, and her employees had the same Death Grip on their jobs that Union teachers have on our children.


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DENVER - CONTRACTOR'S IMMIGRATION SERVICES - Stolen Social Security Numbers

Denver may check contractors' immigration status

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Date: 2009-12-03, 6:10PM MST

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Denver May Check
Contractors' Immigration Status

DENVER (AP) - Two Denver City Council members might propose an ordinance requiring random checks of contract workers' immigration status.

Council members Jeanne Faatz and Chris Nevitt are considering the proposal after a recent audit found that more than a dozen workers on a city project had invalid Social Security numbers. Nevitt says he has asked the city attorney and auditor to look into how other cities handle the issue.
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This was on 9News.

It's time to play hard ball, folks.

These illegals are taking American jobs. The only ones benefiting are the illegals and the shady employers that hire them.

Americans want jobs. America is for Americans.

NARCOmex AT WAR! 15,000 DEAD - So Why Are Our Borders Left Open & Undefended???

ANSWER: OUR BORDERS ARE LEFT UNDEFENDED FOR ALL THAT STAGGERINGLY EXPENSIVE "CHEAP" MEXICAN LABOR!

38 MILLION MEXICAN FLAG WAVERS NOW IN THIS COUNTRY, SOARING MEXICAN GANG AND DRUG CARTEL CRIMES IN ALL 50 STATES, SOARING MEXICAN WELFARE COSTS, SOARING UNEMPLOYMENT ..... AND THE LA RAZA DEMS ARE WORKING ON NEW ANGLES FOR AMNESTY. EVEN IF THEY FAIL, DAILY THERE'S MORE THAT CROSS OVER OUR BORDERS, 12 AMERICANS THAT WILL BE MURDERED BY ILLEGALS FROM MEXICO, AND ABSOLUTELY NO ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS PROHIBITING THE EMPLOYMENT OF ILLEGALS! IN LOS ANGELES ALONE, 47% OF THOSE EMPLOYED ARE ILLEGALS USING STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS!



U.S. lagging in sending anti-drug aid to Mexico, GAO says

By William Booth
Washington Post Foreign Service
Friday, December 4, 2009



MEXICO CITY -- The United States has spent a fraction of the money pledged -- just $24 million of $1.3 billion appropriated -- to help Mexico in its bloody three-year-old battle against the drug cartels that have turned parts of country into a war zone and left 15,000 dead, according to a U.S. government report issued Thursday.

The Merida Initiative, signed by President George W. Bush and Mexican leader Felipe Calderón in 2007, promises Black Hawk helicopters, night-vision goggles and drug-sniffing dogs, as well as a more robust crime-fighting partnership between the United States and Mexico. So far the United States has delivered 2 percent of the equipment and support promised, according to the report by the Government Accountability Office.

The perception of a slow flow of aid has rankled some in the Calderón government and fueled criticism here that the United States, which spends billions consuming illegal drugs, is fiddling while 50,000 Mexican soldiers and police officers are fighting in the streets to confront powerful criminal organizations that threaten Mexico's national security.

The Merida Initiative did not lay out a specific timeline for delivering the U.S. assistance, but the report made clear that the pace of spending was lagging.

"Few programs have been delivered and limited funding has been expended to date," GAO investigators said. They said State Department officials "could not tell us when they planned to deliver the majority of Merida goods and services."

But the new U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Carlos Pascual, countered that the GAO report creates a "misimpression." He said that the United States has actually spent $222 million but that "due to the idiosyncrasies of federal reporting and contracting," many up-and-running programs have not yet shown up on the books as money "spent."

For example, Pascual said, a new federal police academy that has graduated more than 3,000 cadets taught by U.S. instructors is not reflected in the GAO accounting because contractors have not submitted invoices yet.

Similarly, the ambassador said, next week the U.S. government will deliver to Mexico five new Bell helicopters worth $66 million.

Some members of Congress, however, have been frustrated by what they see as a sluggish pace. "As President Calderón confronts his country's brutal drug cartels head on, we must cut through our own government's red tape to get Merida Initiative assistance flowing to Mexico more quickly," Rep. Eliot L. Engel (D-N.Y.), chairman of the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere, said upon releasing the GAO report.

This week, Calderón warned that the cartels are increasingly using drug money to buy off local politicians and attempting to manipulate elections.

Jeffrey Davidow, a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico who is now president of the Institute of the Americas in San Diego, said, "I don't think the slowness in the outlay is any kind of indication of a policy failure." Instead, he said, "it is better to take the time and get it right."

The GAO report notes that the Merida Initiative also includes $175 million in appropriated funds for nations in Central America and the Caribbean. It found that $2 million has been spent there.