Neckcarjim's Blog

I agree. Period.

They haven't an ounce of credibility, and even discussing thier point of view, is giving them a platform.
Ignore them. They have everything to gain by keeping thier losers here.

all that comes to mind...what a jerk ! consider the source !

"I saw the maroon van run a stop sign, it blew over the railroad tracks and hit the bus, sending it sliding into me," James M. Hancock, 45, of Marshall, told the newspaper from his hospital bed in Sioux Falls, S.D. "The next thing I knew, they were hauling kids out and it was chaos."

The van was driven by Alianiss N. Morales, 23, of Minneota. The Fox 9 Investigator found Morales pleaded guilty in Chippewa County in 2006 to driving without a valid license.

State Patrol officials said Thursday they were not immediately able to confirm if Morales was unlicensed, nor could they confirm whether Morales ran a stop sign. Lt. Mark Peterson said that was still under investigation, but that the investigation was "moving forward very quickly."

The school bus was carrying 28 students. Cottonwood Fire Chief Dale Louluagie confirmed that 3 fatalities of the crash died immediately upon impact and the fourth victim died around 8 p.m. Tuesday night

I wish Clinton,Obama and Mccain would have to go explain there imigration policy's to these kids family. It's time to seal are borders and keep these worthless pieces of garbage out of our country. If you won't obey our laws why should we beleave that you will respect are laws.

That is the most disturbing of all.

By skipping across the very porous border, they are entitled to rights?

Benefits that even Americans cannot get?

What the?

We should just annex Mexico and have done with it. There can't be anyone left down there unless they're all US fugitives.

They seem to know how to get bogus social security numbers and feed off the American people quickly enough but they're the ones who scream foul when they get caught and deported.

High ALERT!

PLEASE SAVE THIS DATE!

Saturday - March 1, 2008
Press Conference – 12:00 Noon
El Sol Day Labor Center – Jupiter

A very important Press Conference has been scheduled by Representative Gayle Harrell for Saturday, March 1st at the El Sol Day Labor Center in Jupiter. (Please reference the Press Release posted below) It is IMPERATIVE that we demonstrate our support for State Representatives willing to propose Legislation on behalf of citizens in America who are demanding the law enforcement which has been absent since 1986. Gayle Harrell has sponsored important new Legislation (HB-821), which will specifically addresses Sanctuary Cities and Day Labor Centers in the State of Florida and would serve to prevent El Sol from being used as the "model" for future illegal alien hiring halls. Representative Harrell is also the Co-Sponsor of HB 73 with Representative Don Brown. View other extremely important legislation that has been proposed by our State Representatives at www.Flimen.org

It is critically important that concerned citizens like you attend along with their entire families to demonstrate their opposition to the impact illegal immigration is having on American families and the financial burden it places on Taxpayers in our Country. They can not get this passed without us!

NOW is the time for all good people to come to the aid of their Country!

PLEASE attend on Saturday! We need YOU!


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Florida House of Representatives
Gayle B. Harrell
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will continue to doubt his veracity towards the enforcement of our immigration laws.”


Unlike the President’s poor leadership this evening, members of the Minuteman border security movement urge our Washington lawmakers to start following Congressman Duncan Hunter’s statesmanship, with passage of H.R. 5124 which seeks to reinstate funding for the construction of the double-layered border fence along our Southern border with Mexico. In addition, Minutemen citizen activists will spend 2008 ensuring that their Senators and Congressmen, in all states and districts, hear from them regarding the Minuteman Border Security Agenda, which strongly opposes the advocacy of the open borders lobby and the Mexican government, who continue to endorse violations of our American rule of law, thereby undermining the sovereignty of our nation.

The 2008 Minuteman Border Security Agenda includes:

1) Restoring the funding of $3 Billion dollars in funding towards the construction of the border fence Congress stripped from the Homeland Security Department’s budget, beginning with the passage of H.R. 5124.


2) Posting the National Guard back on the Southern border until the physical border fence is completed and national border security is firmly established.


3) Building all 700 miles of the physical border fence before January 2009.


4) Strengthening the e-verification system through passage of the SAVE ACT (H.R. 4088)


5) Punishing states who issue driver’s licenses to illegal aliens through passage of S. 2334


6) Abolishing the North American Union and the Superhig

Mexican news update.
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas — For college students, March Madness usually means basketball and Spring Break. But on South Padre Island in Texas, March Madness is taking on a whole new meaning.

Students there say the real madness would be to take the traditional 30-minute trip to the Mexican border for the popular "Two-Nation Vacation."

News of gun battles between Mexican soldiers and drug cartels in border cities are keeping tourists away and prompting many parents to dole out a stern warning: "Don't go to Mexico."

Bryanna Lindblom is visiting for a few days from University of Central Missouri, and she says she wouldn't think of going to Mexico. "I think my mom would freak out," she says. "She'd probably have a little bit of a cow."

It's easy to see why parents are concerned.

In Ciudad Juarez, just across the border from El Paso, machine-gun-toting Mexican soldiers have been deployed to the border in armored personnel carriers to quell drug cartel violence. The situation is the same in other Mexican border towns. But the sight of armed men patrolling the streets makes many visitors nervous.

As a result, local businesses that depend on tourist traffic to Mexico say they are really hurting this year.

Debra Fassold's family has been running the Original Tours company since the 1970s. Fassold says she used to have 10 to 20 trips from South Padre Island to Matamoros, Mexico, each day. But now she says she doesn't have enough customers for even one tour.

One visit to the border crossing in nearby Brownsville confirms that Spring Break