May 11, 2008
The continuing War in Juarez:
by Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter
EL PASO/JUAREZ METRO-BORDERPLEX – The Juarez's police Chief Guillermo Preito announced his resignation from the Juarez Police Department within hours after his chief assistant, 54-year-old Juan Antonio Roman who was 2nd in command is assassinated and at least four other Jaurez police officers are slain and hundreds others are killed in what is being called the biggest internal drug war between the Mexican government and the rich and ruthless Mexican drug cartels in the history of Mexico. The chief’s announcement comes as six high-ranking officials have also been killed in the last week in his jurisdiction. More Americans shot in Mexico
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May 8, 2008
By Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter
Four Americans were shot and wounded on Thursday as they were leaving the Arriba Chihuahua nightclub in the ProNaF tourist zone in the violent Mexican border city of Juárez. The shootings were apparently deliberate attempts on Americans. They were targeted not just random bystanders caught up in the wave of violence that has recently engulfed Juárez, Mexican authorities said.
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May 8, 2008
US Customs and Border Protection activity for May2-7, 2008. This issue contains the following reports:
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Protecting American Agriculture from Biological Attack
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CBP seizes more than $500,000 worth of counterfeit Nike shoes
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U. S. Customs and Border Protection Officers Seize Date-Rape Drug
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Border Patrol Intercepts 61 Smuggled Mexicans Aboard Tractor-Trailer
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May 7, 2008
By Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter
In a recent drug bust at the San Diego State University Federal agents and SDSU police culminated a yearlong investigation into drug dealing around campus and found it to be more sophisticated, more pervasive and more dangerous and far reaching than they expected or have seen before. These arrests coincided with the first anniversary of a female student freshman's cocaine-related death.
K.C. ALFRED / Union-Tribune
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May 6, 2008
FAIR has released its Legislative Immigration Update that covers the following
- Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Voter Identification Law
- Senate Panel Critical of Real ID Implementation, While Arkansas Leads the Way
- Guatemalan President Argues For Protected Status for Illegal Aliens
- At Hearing on "Wasted Visas," Questions about Reasonable Limits on Immigration Loom Large
- Recent Floor Statements
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