Predatory Aliens News "Tens of thousands of violent crimes are committed each year against our children by foreign nationals who should never have been allowed to enter or stay in our country. The most disturbing aspect of this problem is the thousands of unregistered sex offenders who have entered the United States illegally and therefore are not being tracked. These dangerous sex offenders are not included in the Megan's Law data bases, and not even the police know their whereabouts or identities.
While (Predatory Aliens News) deals with predatory aliens who commit violent crimes against our children, we must remember that the real criminals are the politicians and government employees who prohibit enforcement of our immigration laws and the proper screening of foreign nationals who enter our country. There can be no penalty too harsh for these politicians and government employees who are willing to sacrifice our children for their own perverse agenda.
Since July 9, 2003, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested more than 3,655 foreign national sexual predators in the United States."
Court Rules Against Haitian-American Man
The U.S. government can revoke a Haitian-American man's citizenship even though he was convicted of drug charges after becoming a citizen, an appeals court has ruled. The government argued that Lionel Jean-Baptiste, of Miami, "illegally procured" his citizenship because he committed a crime while awaiting approval of his application.
Invasion! Hispanic births pass Anglos' in Arizona
More Arizona babies were born to Hispanic women in 2003 than to their White, non-Hispanic counterparts, another reflection of the state's fast-growing Hispanic (Mexican) population. That could explain how Jose became the most popular boy's name in the state last year, nudging aside Jacob and the long-running No. 1, Michael. - (Ricketts)
Arrested Illegal Alien Calif. Mosque Leader Leaves U.S.
LOS ANGELES -- An Orange County mosque leader from Egypt who had allegedly given speeches that could be considered to support terrorist organizations has left the United States, authorities said. Wagdy Ghoneim, who was the imam at the Islamic Institute of Orange County, reached an agreement with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to depart voluntarily, avoiding deportation in exchange for admitting he was in the country in violation of his immigration status
Settlement Reached in Law School Shootings by crazed Nigerian Migrant ROANOKE, Va. -- A law school agreed Thursday to pay $1 million to settle four lawsuits over a deadly shooting rampage by a struggling student. The lawsuits accused the Appalachian School of Law of ignoring repeated warnings that Peter Odighizuwa was a threat before he opened fire in 2002, killing the dean, a professor and a student and wounding three other students. Odighizuwa pleaded guilty earlier this year and is serving six life sentences. The plaintiffs had argued that the school should have foreseen the violence because the 46-year-old Odighizuwa -- who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia -- had a history of outbursts, threats and other disruptive behavior.
Migrant Hmong Hunter Slaying Suspect Pleads Not Guilty A man accused of opening fire on hunters who confronted him about trespassing, killing six of them and wounding two others, pleaded not guilty to the shootings.. Chai Soua Vang, 36, of St. Paul, Minn., waived his right to a preliminary hearing and will stand trial on six counts of murder and three of attempted murder. The judge continued bail for Vang, a Hmong immigrant, at $2.5 million. A trial date was tentatively set for Sept. 12. Prosecutors accuse Vang of intentionally killing six hunters and trying to kill Lauren Hesebeck and Terry Willers, all from the Rice Lake area, after Vang was asked to leave some private land in southern Sawyer County where the others were hunting. - (forum)
More illegal aliens charged with kidnapping & gang rape
National media shows bias in report coverage
Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) has determined that the three suspects being held by authorities in Grand Junction, Colo., for the kidnapping and gang rape of an American woman are likely illegal aliens. Reynaldo Tuyub, 21, Carlos Soberanis, 34, and Lorenzo Varguez, 28, have been arrested and charged with sexual assault, kidnapping and third-degree assault.
GOP Rebellion Brewing Over Bush's 'Stealth Amnesty' for Millions of Illegal Migrants A number of Republican lawmakers appear ready to fight President Bush if he tries to push legislation that would give illegal aliens an easier path to U.S. citizenship. Bush has proposed what he calls a "guest worker program," which would allow migrants in the U.S. illegally to remain here to work. The president says he doesn't envision his plan allowing the guest workers to eventually earn citizenship. But opponents say his plan is little more than a stealth amnesty that makes a mockery of U.S. national security and immigration laws.
Ohio: Seven Stabbed at Migrant Vietnamese Tot's Birthday Party Tam T. Nguyen, 25, and Vi Tran, 35, were charged. Nguyen was jailed and Tran was being treated at a hospital for injuries he suffered in the fight, Hudnall said. He said he anticipated more charges would be filed. The people at the party were Vietnamese and police had to call in interpretersto talk with witnesses and victims.
Immigration Reform Measure Takes Effect in Arizona
Voters approved Proposition 200 Nov. 2, which bans illegal aliens from receiving public benefits, requires state workers to report anyone they suspect of trying to obtain those benefits illegally and requires anyone registering to vote to provide proof of citizenship. Voters must also show a government-issued ID at polling places.
Ariz. to Deny Some Benefits to Illegals
TUCSON, Ariz. -- A judge Wednesday cleared the way for a voter-approved initiative to become law that will deny some public benefits to illegal immigrants. Judge David C. Bury denied a request for a preliminary injunction and lifted a temporary restraining order he granted Nov. 30 in response to a lawsuit by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. "We just hoped against all hopes that justice would be served and it was," said Kathy McKee, a key supporter of the measure. Opponents said they would appeal. - (Albion)
Asylum Seekers and "Terrorist Sleepers" Scramble As Deadline Nears Refugee shelters on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border are overflowing with people scrambling to apply for asylum before a new immigration law takes effect Dec. 29. Beginning next Wednesday, immigrants seeking asylum in the United States or Canada will have to apply to whichever country they arrived in first. Refugees who first travel to the United States, before attempting to enter Canada, will be turned away.
Bush presses for reform on border policy
wants border patrol to stop harassing thousands of illegal aliens that cross every day to steal jobs from American Citizens
Court-martial records: Mexican Migrant N.C. Guard member killed Iraqi after homo sex
RALEIGH, N.C. -- A National Guardsman who pleaded guilty to killing a 17-year-old Iraqi soldier said he shot the young man after they had consensual sex in a guard tower, a newspaper reported Saturday, citing court-martial records. Pvt. Federico Daniel Merida, 21, pleaded guilty to murder without premeditation and other charges during a court-martial in Iraq in September. Records show Merida and the Iraqi were on guard duty May 11 in a tower on the perimeter of an Army camp near Tikrit in northern Iraq. At about 10:30 p.m., Merida shot the teen 11 times with his carbine. Merida first told investigators the teen demanded money at gunpoint. Later, he said he killed the boy because he forced him to have sex. In a third interview, Merida said he got angry after the two had consensual sex. Merida, who was born in Veracruz, Mexico, has a wife and toddler son. He is confined at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Ref: 127 soldiers naturalized before Iraq deployment
U.S. immigration officials said that more than 18,000 military members applied for expedited naturalization, and about 9,000 applicants have become citizens. The new citizens came from places including American Samoa, Mexico, Vietnam, the Philippines and Western Samoa.
Cuban-born Cocaine Smuggler Gets 30 Years in Prison Alex Decubas, a Cuban-born naturalized American citizen, admitted helping run a small fleet of ships and boats, including a Danish freighter, to carry cocaine into south Florida. He also allegedly built two submarines, one that was seized in Colombia and another that sank in a test off Colombia.
Defense: Illegal Truck Migrants Killed Each Other Attorneys for three alleged participants in a smuggling operation that left 19 people dead suggested Wednesday that the victims were killed by fellow illegal immigrants who turned against them as conditions inside a sweltering tractor-trailer became unbearable. The allegations were made by a survivor who also said other immigrants had suggested cutting up the body of a 5-year-old victim in a grisly attempt to signal for help.
Migrant Janitor Reymundo Ortiz pleads not guilty: Judge orders rape suspect to forfeit passport A former custodial supervisor at Swampscott High School pled not guilty to charges he sexually assaulted two of his co-workers and raped another co-worker. At his arraignment Reymundo Ortiz, 47, was flanked by two women who attempted to shield him from news cameras. When Ortiz appeared in front of the judge one of the women pushed her way to the other side of the courtroom and started waving her coat wildly to hide his face from public view. Ortiz was arrested over the weekend after charges surfaced that he raped one of his female subordinates and sexually assaulted two other subordinates at Swampscott High School after school hours . He allegedly told one of the women in Spanish:
"Every other woman that has worked here has been mine, and you are too proud — that's your problem." Ortiz, whose head was covered with coats, at one point kicked and damaged a television camera that had been placed on the ground. He and members of his family swore at and made obscene gestures to reporters and photographers.
Oregon: 16-year-old girl kidnapped, beaten and forced to prostitute for Mexican migrants Ore. - Police have launched an investigation into charges that a teenage runaway was kidnapped, beaten and forced into a life of prostitution. The 16-year-old told police that a woman held her in a Hillsboro home and took her to motels and migrant camps in the area to work as a prostitute. Three people were arrested after police showed up at the home - 22-year-old Cathie Lynn Sorenson, 39-year-old Laurie Ann Ortiz and 21-year-old Margarito Soto Victoriano. Another 30-year-old woman remains at large. - (Albion)
Time
Magazine asks "Who left the door open?"
Despite all the talk of homeland security, sneaking into the U.S. is scandalously
easy–and on the rise. Millions of illegal aliens will pour across
the U.S.-Mexican border this year, many from countries hostile to America.
TIME looks at the damage, the dangers and the reasons the U.S. fails to
protect itself. - (Crusader)
Spic
'n Span: What Happened?
"When I was a kid, "Spic 'n Span" was a synonym for clean.
Something has since altered my perception of english slang. This morning,
I saw a "Spic 'n Span" bathroom & kitchen cleanser commercial
and thought: "What an odd name!" It sounded like a racial slur
combined with an architectural term..."
NNN Editor note: we need a border-to-border 'clean sweep' of illegal aliens.
The FEDERAL Government of the United States
of America continues to COMMIT TREASON! US Constitution - Article IV - Section 4. The United States shall
guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government,
and
shall protect each of them against invasion; and on application
of the legislature, or of the executive (when the legislature cannot be
convened) against domestic violence. - (forum)
"That
'giant sucking sound' may be the estimated 37 million abortions in US since 1973."
Remember: migrants only take the jobs that the aborted DEAD
american babies and the UNBORN babies of homosexuals - will not do.
ROANOKE, Va. -- A law school agreed Thursday to pay $1 million to settle four lawsuits over a deadly shooting rampage by a struggling student. The lawsuits accused the Appalachian School of Law of ignoring repeated warnings that Peter Odighizuwa was a threat before he opened fire in 2002, killing the dean, a professor and a student and wounding three other students. Odighizuwa pleaded guilty earlier this year and is serving six life sentences. The plaintiffs had argued that the school should have foreseen the violence because the 46-year-old Odighizuwa -- who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia -- had a history of outbursts, threats and other disruptive behavior. 
A man accused of opening fire on hunters who confronted him about trespassing, killing six of them and wounding two others, pleaded not guilty to the shootings.. Chai Soua Vang, 36, of St. Paul, Minn., waived his right to a preliminary hearing and will stand trial on six counts of murder and three of attempted murder. The judge continued bail for Vang, a Hmong immigrant, at $2.5 million. A trial date was tentatively set for Sept. 12. Prosecutors accuse Vang of intentionally killing six hunters and trying to kill Lauren Hesebeck and Terry Willers, all from the Rice Lake area, after Vang was asked to leave some private land in southern Sawyer County where the others were hunting. - (forum) 
A former custodial supervisor at Swampscott High School pled not guilty to charges he sexually assaulted two of his co-workers and raped another co-worker. At his arraignment Reymundo Ortiz, 47, was flanked by two women who attempted to shield him from news cameras. When Ortiz appeared in front of the judge one of the women pushed her way to the other side of the courtroom and started waving her coat wildly to hide his face from public view. Ortiz was arrested over the weekend after charges surfaced that he raped one of his female subordinates and sexually assaulted two other subordinates at Swampscott High School after school hours .
(click at left for full coverage) 
Ore. - Police have launched an investigation into charges that a teenage runaway was kidnapped, beaten and forced into a life of prostitution. The 16-year-old told police that a woman held her in a Hillsboro home and took her to motels and migrant camps in the area to work as a prostitute. Three people were arrested after police showed up at the home - 22-year-old Cathie Lynn Sorenson, 39-year-old Laurie Ann Ortiz and 21-year-old Margarito Soto Victoriano. Another 30-year-old woman remains at large. - (Albion)
Spic
'n Span: What Happened? 
Attorneys for three alleged participants in a smuggling operation that left 19 people dead suggested Wednesday that the victims were killed by fellow illegal immigrants who turned against them as conditions inside a sweltering tractor-trailer became unbearable. The allegations were made by a survivor who also said other immigrants had suggested cutting up the body of a 5-year-old victim in a grisly attempt to signal for help.