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-Caveat Lector- Our border patrol and others are told to go easy on illegal immigrants. Pretty sad when our governing officials don't believe in enforcing our own laws.Orlean
Note: forwarded message attached.Orlean KoehleEagle Forumwww.ctrl.org DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are unwelcomed. Substanceânot soap-boxingâplease! These are sordid matters and 'conspiracy theory'âwith its many half-truths, mis- directions and outright fraudsâis used politically by different groups with major and minor effects spread throughout the spectrum of time and thought. That being said, CTRLgives no endorsement to the validity of posts, and always suggests to readers; be wary of what you read. CTRL gives no credence to Holocaust denial and nazi's need not apply.----- Original Message -----I received a survey form from the NRCC yesterday telling me just how slim the Republican majority in Congress is (11 members). Well, it is a good bet that you will be losing at least one of the 11 because of the cowardly policy of the Bush Administration's DHS Undersecretary, Asa Hutchinson, who has stopped a very successful 12 man Temecula Border Patrol operation.In the space of one week, the Temecula Twelve rounded up approximately 450 illegal aliens in the interior of Southern California. California Republicans were overjoyed by the fact that the Administration was finally doing its job of removing illegal aliens from our State, we e-mailed our thanks to the San Diego Sector of the Border Patrol.Then the Democrats and the Mexican government started to complain and as a result, Asa caved to the friends of the soft slavery of illegal immigration. We Americans and LEGAL immigrants are mad as Hell and are not going to take it from Republican cowards and traitors any more!If you wish to retain the House in November, you had better get your ducks in a row and force the resumption of the sweeps that were rounding up hundreds of invading criminals in mere days. Americans, in general, and Californians, specifically, are quite willing to sacrifice a few Republicans, including George Bush, to punish the Republican Party for siding with foreign criminals instead of Citizens in the Party's quest for the minuscule "Hispanic" vote that is up for grabs.Currently, there is a contest going on that will end Labor Day deciding which California Republican Congressman will be targeted for sacrifice. You had better get to work immediately to restart the sweeps in Southern California, a start in Los Angeles would be beneficial to your cause, or you will find that come November the Republican Party will be returned to its minority status in the House and Senate. You may even lose the White House due to the disgusting pandering to Mexico by Jorge Arbusto, AKA, George Bush.Mrs. Janet ConroyVenice, Mexifornia de AztlanThe John & Ken Reality Show
Here is your chance to show these Republicans in congress that you will not swallow any more of their gobbledygook regarding illegal immigration. Its real easy for the congressional member to say they agree with the border patrol sweeps, but how many of them are willing to go into Asaâs office and tell him to make the border patrol do their job? So, we decided that it would be a good idea to âsacrificeâ a Republican and send a message to the White House that we want something done regarding our borders and the illegals on the streets of Southern California. Click here to vote for the âPolitical Human Sacrifice.â
Total votes 1477
Elton Gallegly - District 24 (16) 1% Howard "Buck" McKeon - District 25 (19) 1% David Dreier - District 26 (455) 31% Ed Royce - District 40 (19) 1% Jerry Lewis - District 41 (24) 2% Gary Miller - District 42 (24) 2% Ken Calvert - District 44 (41) 3% Mary Bono - District 45 (548) 37% Dana Rohrabacher - District 46 (52) 4% Chris Cox - District 48 (205) 14% Darrell Issa - District 49 (50) 3% Randy "Duke" Cunningham - District 50 (12) 1% Duncan Hunter - District 52 (12) 1% One hour later...
Which Republican Congressman would you like to see sacrificed? Total votes 4218
Elton Gallegly - District 24 (59) 1% Howard "Buck" McKeon - District 25 (64) 2% David Dreier - District 26 (1053) 25% Ed Royce - District 40 (56) 1% Jerry Lewis - District 41 (604) 14% Gary Miller - District 42 (400) 9% Ken Calvert - District 44 (71) 2% Mary Bono - District 45 (906) 21% Dana Rohrabacher - District 46 (99) 2% Chris Cox - District 48 (334) 8% Darrell Issa - District 49 (484) 11% Randy "Duke" Cunningham - District 50 (43) 1% Duncan Hunter - District 52 (45) 1% COMING TO AMERICA
Bush official slammed for stopping illegals sweeps
Asa Hutchinson refuses to say if popular California roundups will continue
Posted: July 13, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern
By Ron Strom
 2004 WorldNetDaily.com
Border Patrol agents who executed highly popular roundups of illegal aliens in Southern California last month â the first of their kind in recent memory â say they've been told to stop such enforcement action, and the Bush administration official in charge of the immigration enforcement has refused to say if there would be additional sweeps in the future.
In an extraordinary radio interview Thursday on Los Angeles talk-radio station KFI, talk-show host John Kobylt grilled Under Secretary for Border and Transportation Security Asa Hutchinson about why the roundups had been ended. The official, a former congressman who works under Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge, attempted to defend the Bush administration record on immigration enforcement, but was repeatedly pressured by Kobylt to justify the canceling of the sweeps.
In early June, the Temecula Border Patrol station formed a special Mobile Patrol Group that conducted a series of illegal-alien sweeps in Norco, Corona and Escondido, Calif. The12-man group made more than 450 arrests as a result of the roundups.
Ron Zermeno, shop steward for the National Border Patrol Council at the Temecula station was frustrated with the decision to stop the sweeps.
"We don't know which way to turn. For once we were doing our job, what the government pays us to do," he told the North County Times.
After the roundups occurred, Latino activists protested at Border Patrol stations demanding an end to the sweeps.
Late last month, Hutchinson told members of Congress the raids were executed without the approval of higher-ranking officials, according to the Times report. While the sweeps were not illegal, they violated policy and the chain of command, Hutchinson said at the time.
In the radio interview, which lasted 22 minutes without any commercial breaks, Kobylt repeatedly confronted Hutchinson about when sweeps of illegal aliens would begin again.
While Hutchinson did not directly confirm that the sweeps had been stopped, he repeatedly stressed that future operations would have to be "coordinated" with other agencies. He told Kobylt while the priority of the Border Patrol is stopping the flow of aliens at the border, he also supports "interior enforcement" of immigration laws.
"Those 12 guys in Temecula rounded up 400 people in three days," Kobylt said. "Why not let them do what they're doing? They don't need to coordinate with anybody.
"They were doing fine, and the American taxpayers here in Southern California were thrilled beyond belief."
While Hutchinson argued the priority should be placing personnel at the border, Kobylt countered that California has 2 million illegal aliens who he says are a drain on the taxpayers of the state.
"It's $5 billion in tax money going down the hole every year to support these people," he told Hutchinson. "Why aren't you doing your job? Why do we still have tens of thousands of illegal aliens piling over the border every year?"
Kobylt charged Hutchinson with not neglecting the task of interior enforcement, pointing out the California roundups were big news stories because such action had not been taken "for years."
"When are the [round ups] going to start up again?" Kobylt asked Hutchinson.
"I'm not going to announce that on the radio," responded the official, who appeared riled by Kobylt's direct and persistent questioning. "You can expect interior enforcement actions in the future."
Kobylt accused Hutchinson of bowing to political pressure from immigrant-rights groups. He slammed the official for not confirming that the roundups would continue.
Said Kobylt after one of Huthinson's responses: "That's gobbledy-gook."
The host continued to pound on the roundup issue, but did not get the "yes or no" answer he was looking for.
"Yes or no, are you going to restart the border sweeps?" Kobylt pressed.
Responded Hutchinson: "We're going to continue the enforcement operations. They'll be coordinated between the Border Patrol and the ICE [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] agents. And that's the commitment that we make."
The talk-show host also pressed Hutchinson on the lack of enforcement action against employers in Southern California who hire illegal aliens.
"We have never seen a single company executive indicted for employing illegal aliens in this state," Kobylt said, who told Hutchinson he was "tap dancing" around his pointed questions.
"We have an enormous illegal-alien problem here in Southern California, and we are getting zero help from the federal government," Kobylt said.
Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo., a long-time advocate of tough immigration enforcement talked to Kobylt and co-host Ken Chiampou yesterday about the interview.
Kobylt encouraged Tancredo to read part of the interview on the floor of the House of Representatives.
"Well, that's an idea," Tancredo said. "I will talk about this on the House floor and I will try to figure out a way to interweave that."
Said Kobylt: "We don't want this Hutchinson thing to die. â
"I don't care if [Hutchinson's] a nice guy or not. I don't care if he gives mouth-to-mouth to dying dogs. It doesn't matter to me. Is he going to do the job on something that is extremely important that three-quarters of the state wants enforced?"
Zermeno said the halt in sweeps stems from pressure from Latino-rights activists and others.
"It's a few activists that are screaming for us to stop doing our job, and they are the ones getting Hutchinson's ear. It's very frustrating," Zermeno told the Times.
The KFI talkers have urged listeners to contact Hutchinson's office about the issue. The following message appears on the show's website:
Trey Bohn is the director of Radio, Office of Media Affairs, for the White House, and he wants you to stop e-mailing Asa Hutchinson, undersecretary for the Department of Homeland Security. Trey wants you to use a generic e-mail address, where your letters may or may not be seen. If you get a chance, why not give Trey a call and remind him who pays his salary. Call Trey at (202) 456-3851.
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