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My Dear Fellow Americans,
I have been working on a couple of projects that kept me from producing the NewsLinks. I appreciate your inquiries as it shows me that you keep up with the information that we try to provide you here. I am back and ready. It's amazing how much went down on less than two weeks.
Thanks to Clemson City Councilwoman Margaret Thompson's pressure on State Senator Larry Martin, the state Department of Transportation is supposed to start screening contractors who hire illegal aliens. We all see them along South Carolina interstate working on the roadsides and in the median. Yet, no one does anything about it. It took a murder of one of the employees who was an illegal alien by another illegal also employed by Dixie Lawn Service Company out of Gastonia SC. The killer was a member of the deadly gang MS-13, known to have many members in most of the states. According to an employee of Dixie Lawn Service Company, they have contracts with 70 counties in North and South Carolina. And THEY HIRE ILLEGALS!
Folks, anytime you see illegals working on South Carolina roads, you need to call the Governor's office in South Carolina. They have some oversight over the Department of Transportation. Then do what Councilwoman Thompson did: call your state senator and tell him to make them stop. Don't take any back talk from your elected officials. If they tell you that our law will not go into effect until January, tell them that there is a federal law that has been in effect since 1986! Stop the excuses and get rid of illegal aliens in South Carolina!
As I have always told you, we need to remain vigilant. Once the state law goes into effect, there will be a toll-free number that one can use in South Carolina to report criminal employers who hire criminal invaders! But we will have to wait until 2009 for that to take place.
We need to start calling ICE repeatedly as we notice illegals working. It's the only way that we will get them out of South Carolina. Those of you in North Carolina need to start focusing on recruiting patriots to run against incumbents who will not represent "we the people." Here in SC we had some success thanks to the minutemen, and other organizations and particularly one of the best talk-radio station in the USA, WORD-FM 106.3.
Please use talk radio as a way to keep the heat on elected officials. Use the internet. Write letters to the editor. E-mail and call your friends. Don't forget that county sheriff's run the counties. They are the highest law enforcement officers in each county. They can get things done, if they so chose. It's up to you to hold their feet to the fire! Get everyone you know involved before we lose our nation. The illegals are leaving, but not fast enough. You can help expedite their departure.
Sincerely,
Roan Garcia-Quintana
Executive Director
Americans Have Had Enough Coalition
Coalition for a Traditional America
PO BOX 389
Mauldin SC 29662
http://americanshavehadenough.org
Voice: 864.918.4852
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-- Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804)
Source: Federalist Papers #78
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Fact Sheet: E-Verify (Read This And Send It To Your Elected Officials – Don’t Let Them Get Away With Lies About This Program) US Citizenship and Immigration Services E-Verify (formerly known as the Basic Pilot/Employment Eligibility Verification Program) is an Internet-based system operated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in partnership with the Social Security Administration (SSA) that allows participating employers to electronically verify the employment eligibility of their newly hired employees. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) administers the program. E-Verify is free and voluntary and is the best means available for determining employment eligibility of new hires and the validity of their Social Security Numbers. Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) ProgramUS Citizenship and Immigration Services The SAVE Program enables Federal, state, and local government agencies and licensing bureaus to obtain immigration status information they need in order to determine a non-citizen applicant's eligibility for many public benefits. The Program also administers employment verification pilot programs that enable employers to quickly and easily verify the work authorization of their newly hired employees.
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ICE ACCESS (Agreements of Cooperation
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IMMIGRATION (click on this line for more)
Beaufort County SC: Audits show lots of illegals getting jobs using fake IDs, counterfeit documents There's a lot of evidence that illegal immigrants are using counterfeit documents and stolen IDs to get jobs in the area, according to the Beaufort County administrator. Gary Kubic said Monday that the county has conducted hundreds of audits of businesses and their hiring practices over the last several months and he's surprised by the amount of phony documents employees have submitted to those businesses.
Beaufort County SC Sheriff: Employees' potentially fake documents will be investigated Beaufort County Sheriff P.J. Tanner said his investigators will pursue reports of widespread use of fraudulent documents by workers in the county, a discovery that county-hired business auditors told the County Council about last week.
Enforcing immigration law not as simple as it seems
DOT to check contractors on immigration compliance
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PLANNED COLLAPSE OF AMERICA
More going back home
What happened to honor?
Should EMTALA be reserved for Legal US residents and visitors only ?
Drywall company executive sentenced for harboring illegal aliens
Judicial Watch Petitions Supreme Court to Hear RICO Lawsuit ...
Claim: Deported Gang Members Learned Gun Skills in US
Failing to Pardon Border Agents Called ‘Worst Black Mark’ on Bush Bill Seeks to Shield Law Enforcement from Border Agents’ Fate (CNSNews.com) - A Republican congressman wants to prevent another law enforcement agent from suffering the same fate as ex-Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean. Both men are serving decade-long prison sentences for shooting a fleeing illegal alien who will be sentenced next month on federal drug smuggling charges.
US embassy warns of Mexico protests on Jose Medellin execution (Bring It On!) MEXICO CITY — The U.S. embassy in Mexico is warning Americans of possible protests next week when a Mexican man is scheduled to be executed in Texas. In a public statement the embassy says it has received information that protests may occur next Tuesday, when Jose Medellin is scheduled to die. It urged Americans to avoid the protests. The embassy says activists in Mexico could use the demonstrations “to incite anti-U.S. sentiment in general.”
Illegals figure drops by 11%The Department of Homeland Security is claiming success after an independent study released Wednesday argued that stepped-up enforcement efforts have reduced the illegal immigrant population by 11 percent since August. The report, by the Center for Immigration Studies, a group that calls for more enforcement and immigration restrictions, says the "likely illegal immigrant population" of lesser-educated Hispanics ages 18 to 40 dropped significantly from August through May. The center argues that this decline corresponds with stepped-up enforcement efforts after the failure of a "comprehensive immigration reform" bill in June 2007.
Study: Illegal Alien Population Dropping
Program seeks to have illegal immigrants turn themselves in
Illegal immigrants invited to leave US
Jump in fast-track deportation orders raises alarm among immigrant ...
Immigration and identity theft debate lands in courts
Immigration concerns weigh heavily in Lake sheriff's race
Immigration a hot-button issue in Lehigh Valley
Both sides frustrated over broken immigration system
Address Illegal Immigration
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Neb. governor says immigration a federal issue
Federal officials defend documents used after raid
Iowa marchers say ‘No more raids!’
Chair of immigration panel urges members to stay
Illegal Versus Inhumane: Unauthorized Immigrant Shackled While in ...
(Employers Are The Ones Who Are Inhumane And No One Says
Anything About That!)
McCain, Obama similar on immigration reform, but paths differ
Former USCIS head: president must push immigration
Government's volunteer deportation program criticized
Iowa immigration raid case scrutinized
Bush signs PEPFAR bill that drops ban on immigration, travel to US ...
A story from the upside-down world of immigration and labor:
Racism, Discrimination And Hard Times For Illegals: What About ...
Plight of Underground America Survey: Most businesses not impacted by employer sanctions A statewide survey shows that more than three-fourths of Arizona businesses weren’t impacted at all by the state’s groundbreaking employer sanctions law during the first six months it was enforced.
Multiculturalism & Diversity: Not in My Back Yard!
Crack down on criminals
Plea deal expected for lawyer in vice case
REGION: Illegal immigrants asked to leave voluntarily
For McCain, a Photo Op Like Many Others
Fran Bradley: Democrats block efforts to curb illegal immigration
Roofing company president pleads guilty to conspiracy to hire ...
Lawsuit on panel's code goes to court
Illegal alien thrown out; twins' mother sent to jail
Librarian charged with being illegal alien
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Security and Prosperity Partnership and the North American Union (click on above title in red to learn about the SPP and their planned strategy)
It's
Not a Conspiracy...
It's Just a Cover-Up!
Only Anger Can Break the Spell
Do Party Platforms Really Matter?
Freedom advocates want revival of Constitution
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. unemployment rate climbed to 5.7 percent in July, its highest in more than four years as employers cut payrolls for a seventh month in a row, though less severely than predicted, according to a government report in Friday.
The North American Union is dead, or is it?
North American Union: Wanted Dead or Alive
Stephen Harper government pursues NAU agenda to break-up of Canada ...
Friends find they’re not alone at DC march
We Are Beginning to Move the Rock of Freedom Uphill
Father of North American Community concedes dream 'is dead'
(Don’t Believe This – Remember the EU Turned 50 in 2007
And No One Knew It Was Older than 10 Years!)
GV man to march 36 miles to stop North American Union and fire Rep ...
Man on a mission
Baldwin to speak at Freedom 21 Conference
Enforce Constitutional law
CONSPIRACY COLLAPSES DOLLAR
Heating up the Cold War
Privatization of Mexican Oil Will Advance SPP Objectives
The Invisible Candidate: Lighting on the Nader Media Blackout
Hey, candidates: The Constitution matters!
Energy Issues in the Western Hemisphere
Plan Mexico and the US-Funded Militarization of Mexico
We Are Beginning to Move the Rock of Freedom Uphill
“The Dream is Dead”
North American Union on the Run
Hoodwinked Hijacked And Bushwhacked!
EDUCATION (click on this line for more) SC Education panel appointee answers critics Newest member says government must be involved in reforms Julie Hershey, Gov. Mark Sanford’s latest appointee to the state’s public education watchdog group, says she’s been unfairly criticized for an anti-public school proclamation that she does not remember signing.
Planned Parenthood Web Site Offers Sex Ed Videos for
Teens
Suspend fewer, MPS urged
Drug testing tackles serious problems
Clayton schools audit finds unethical behavior
Money earmarked for new Las Cruces schools (5:30 pm)
State rates 189 public schools
Slanted press intends to cause public school stress
Sacramento-area schools add algebra requirement to the equation
Schools face takeover
WA Supreme Court ruling raises many questions
JC Public Schools see some MAP Test improvements but results mixed
GREENLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS : Supporters may use donations to pay ...
The future is in the hands of public school students
Downers Grove: A makeover in progress
Columbia School District scores on MAP test released
School bully problem? Send in the clown
Struggling to succeed
Students With Chronic Diseases: Nature of School Physician Support
The mis-education of Sean Hannity
State behind in spending on public colleges
ROCHELLE RILEY Leaders' visions can restore hope in city
Broward schools chief finds harmony with board Federal Court Ruling Prods Texas on ELLs Deadlines are set for next year to improve programs for English-language learners, particularly at the secondary school level, but state officials say they will appeal.
Candidates’ K-12 Views Take Shape As their education plans begin to crystallize, sharper differences are emerging between John McCain and Barack Obama.
Model Plan of Merit Pay in Ferment The collaborative spirit between school district and teachers’ union that made Denver's compensation system a national model is now in jeopardy.
Fellowships Aim to Nurture Research Talent Hundreds of education researchers across the country are getting the gift of time to pursue research and hone methodological skills, through fellowships aimed at nurturing young talent in the field.
City Leaders Back Stronger Accountability Some mayors and urban school chiefs are urging Congress to be more aggressive in holding their schools accountable in the next version of the federal school law. (Education Week)
Experts Question Calif.’s Algebra Edict Many wonder how the state will succeed, given students’ persistent struggles in that subject and the potential demand it will generate for more math teachers.
Panel seeks level field for disadvantaged kids Raising expectations, recruiting and retaining high-quality teachers, encouraging the most talented teachers to work in the neediest schools, and focusing on early childhood education are all ways that educators can work to ensure minority and low-income students are receiving a good education, speakers at a recent conference said.
Microsoft releases new tools for academics Microsoft's research group has announced a set of free software tools designed to meet the needs of scholars and academics.
Firm offers eMail archiving software to schools for $99 To help schools comply with state and federal rules regarding eMail archiving, Waterford Technologies has announced a $99 special price for its MailMeter Archive software for any K-12 school district, MarketWatch reports.
More Pennsylvania schools to get state-funded laptops Despite lean budget times, another 152 Pennsylvania school districts have been added to the state Classrooms for the Future program, which provides laptops to high schools, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
School district set to battle cyber bullies A New Jersey school district is trying to protect its students from cyber bullies, even when they attack from home, reports local TV news station CBS 2 HD.
Op-ed: New book talks ed-tech's effect on inequality As Claudia Goldin and Lawrence Katz describe in their book, "The Race Between Education and Technology," America's educational progress was amazingly steady between 1870 and 1950, and the U.S. opened up a gigantic global lead, says New York Times Op-ed columnist, David Brooks.
The NEA Spells Out Its PoliciesThe NEA fiercely opposes any competition for public schools, ... NEA resolutions call for "programs in the public schools for children from birth through ...
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