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."
Chinese invade U.S. through Canada: Palistinian Charged With Smuggling Chinese, Albanian in Tunnel
DETROIT -- Border agents have arrested a man they say was trying to smuggle 17 Chinese citizens and an Albanian into the United States through an underwater train tunnel that links Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit. A federal grand jury last week indicted Wissam Abudayyeh, a Palestinian man in his 20s and a legal resident of Canada, on alien smuggling charges. On Aug. 18, authorities caught 22 Chinese nationals and one Pakistani who apparently crossed the border aboard a train from Canada
Sex attacks on tourists spark arrest of migrant Brazilian national janitor The Brazilian said he is a writer, but 6 victims identified the suspect. At least a dozen sexual attacks in the International Drive tourist corridor are being blamed on an Orlando man who claims he was writing a book on how to protect children from sexual predators. Emanuel Veiga was picked up on rape charges. The victims range in age from 9 to 33 years old and most were 18 or younger. The attacker was described almost always as an Hispanic man.
Queens mother, son charged in rape - Illegal immigrants accused in attack on man's girlfriend Juan Rendon, 25, went to his ex-girlfriend's house just after midnight on Jan. 6. He beat her and threatened her, police said, then forced her to drive him in her car to places in Bay Shore and Brentwood.
The woman, 28, was taken to Rendon's mother's home. Once there, Rendon continued to assault the woman while his mother, Beatrice Rendon, 41, put her hand over the woman's mouth to prevent her from screaming for help as she pleaded for her life, Sullivan said.
Abdi's attorney requested a government psychiatric evaluation for the Somali. The evaluation showed he was competent to stand trial. Then Abdi's attorney requested an independent evaluation that is now complete. Abdi faces federal charges for allegedly providing material support to terrorists, and to al-Qaida, along with charges of fraud and misuse of documents, to gain entry into the United States. The government is seeking the maximum penalty on all four counts. - (Rasp)
Migrant from Somalia - Mustafa Mohamed used a knife to slash several elderly people at retirement home A judge denied bail today for a housekeeping worker accused of knifing at least six people at an Alexandria retirement home, including several residents in their 90s.Thirty-year-old Mustafa Mohamed is charged with two counts of malicious wounding in yesterday's attack at Goodwin House. Mohamed worked at the retirement center on the housekeeping staff. Sengel said in court the attack apparently stemmed from a dispute between Mohamed and his supervisor. Mustafa Mohamed, a 30-year-old immigrant from Somalia, faces the possibility of additional charges in the case. Mohamed was born in Somalia, but that she did not know his immigration status or how long he has lived in the United States. If he is not a U.S. citizen and is convicted of an aggravated felony, he would be subject to deportation. - (Brewski) - (Google news Mustafa Mohamed) - (Not the same suspect as 911 suspect Mustafa Mohamed Fadhil)
Somali Migrant Advocate From Minnesota Convicted In Tennessee - should be deported
A Somali activist from Minnesota was convicted in Memphis today on charges of lying to immigration officials. Omar Jamal was convicted on five counts of making false statements on his application to get into the United States. Prosecutors said he committed the crimes in 1998 when he was a student at the University of Memphis. The 31-year-old Jamal is director of the Somali Justice Advocacy Center in St. Paul. - (Tyrone N. Butts)
Surprise, surprise: A new OIC scandal - Black Nigerian Migrant suspect in corruption Investigators from a slew of federal agencies are probing the recent purchase by a top official at the Opportunities Industrialization Center of Greater Milwaukee of about $45,000 worth of cell phones, using OIC resources, for apparent shipment to Nigeria. "I'm thoroughly surprised, disappointed and angered that this could happen - that anybody would use OIC for their own personal gain," interim President Tyrone Dumas said Thursday. The person at the center of the probe, former Chief Financial Officer Cordelia Ekwueme, refused to answer questions, except to refer us to her lawyer, Marty Kohler. Kohler declined to discuss the matter."No more comments, goodbye," said Ekwueme, a native of Nigeria who left OIC last week after seven years with the agency. Dumas said her departure was unrelated to the current investigation. - (Brewski)
Mexico's Illegal Migrant Guide Sparks Controversy The Mexican government is distributing a comic-book guide that warns would-be migrants about the perils of crossing illegally into the United States and offers tips to stay safe -- enraging some advocates of stricter immigration policies in the United States who argue the booklet encourages illegal migration. -(Albion)
Tougher laws eyed for illegal alien workers
A senior House Republican yesterday called for an improved Social Security card to prevent illegal immigrants from gaining jobs and for quintupling the penalty for those who employ them, marking the first major shot in the immigration debate expected to take place in this Congress.
Ethiopian Migrant Torture Suspect Arrested in Ga. - Deportation hearing scheduled for next week ATLANTA -- An Ethiopian immigrant suspected of torturing and murdering dissidents in a military dictatorship in Ethiopia during the 1970s was arrested Tuesday by federal agents and faces deportation. Kelbessa Negewo, 54, remains in federal custody and will face a deportation hearing before an immigration judge. In 1993, a U.S. district judge ordered Negewo to pay $1.5 million to three women who testified that he tortured them during Ethiopia's "Red Terror" campaign of 1977-78. The women said they were stripped, hung upside down from a pole and beaten. - (Crusader)
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)
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.
Nuradin M. Abdi, 32, a Somali national who was living in Columbus, accused conspiring to blow up a Columbus-area shopping mall, is scheduled to be arraigned and have a detention hearing.
A judge denied bail today for a housekeeping worker accused of knifing at least six people at an Alexandria retirement home, including several residents in their 90s.Thirty-year-old Mustafa Mohamed is charged with two counts of malicious wounding in yesterday's attack at Goodwin House. Mohamed worked at the retirement center on the housekeeping staff. Sengel said in court the attack apparently stemmed from a dispute between Mohamed and his supervisor. Mustafa Mohamed, a 30-year-old immigrant from Somalia, faces the possibility of additional charges in the case. Mohamed was born in Somalia, but that she did not know his immigration status or how long he has lived in the United States. If he is not a U.S. citizen and is convicted of an aggravated felony, he would be subject to deportation. - (Brewski) - (Google news Mustafa Mohamed) - (Not the same suspect as 911 suspect Mustafa Mohamed Fadhil) 
Investigators from a slew of federal agencies are probing the recent purchase by a top official at the Opportunities Industrialization Center of Greater Milwaukee of about $45,000 worth of cell phones, using OIC resources, for apparent shipment to Nigeria. "I'm thoroughly surprised, disappointed and angered that this could happen - that anybody would use OIC for their own personal gain," interim President Tyrone Dumas said Thursday. The person at the center of the probe, former Chief Financial Officer Cordelia Ekwueme, refused to answer questions, except to refer us to her lawyer, Marty Kohler. Kohler declined to discuss the matter."No more comments, goodbye," said Ekwueme, a native of Nigeria who left OIC last week after seven years with the agency. Dumas said her departure was unrelated to the current investigation. - (Brewski) 
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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) 
Spic
'n Span: What Happened? 
Little more than a month after a judge dismissed murder charges against him, a grand jury has indicted Praveen Vedam for a second time in the murder of University of Florida graduate student 
ATLANTA -- An Ethiopian immigrant suspected of torturing and murdering dissidents in a military dictatorship in Ethiopia during the 1970s was arrested Tuesday by federal agents and faces deportation. Kelbessa Negewo, 54, remains in federal custody and will face a deportation hearing before an immigration judge. In 1993, a U.S. district judge ordered Negewo to pay $1.5 million to three women who testified that he tortured them during Ethiopia's "Red Terror" campaign of 1977-78. The women said they were stripped, hung upside down from a pole and beaten. -