Homeland Security
Mexican Drug Cartel Related Violence Is Terrorizing America
Written by Michael Webster
Michael Webster: Investigative Reporter. Read more: Mexican Drug Cartel Related Violence Is Terrorizing America
Sunday Oct 19, 2008 at 2:30 PM PDT
Drug trafficking and terror has become a way of lifein Mexico. U.S. Mexican border cities from Brownsville Texas to San Diego California continue to be most affected by cartel-related violence; other U.S. cities are ...
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Mexico: First fifteen days in October the year's most violent
Written by M3 Report
October 17, 2008
M3Report
El Universal (Mexico City) 10/16/08 Read more: Mexico: First fifteen days in October the year's most violent
The first fifteen days of October became the year's most violent in Mexico and broke the record of deaths linked to organized crime in any such period by reaching 387 victims, especially because of the increase in multiple ...
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US State Department Issues Travel Alert on Mexico
Written by RSN
Mexico
October 14, 2008
This Travel Alert updates security information for U.S. citizens traveling and living in Mexico. It replaces the Travel Alert for Mexico dated April 14, 2008, and expires on April 14, 2009.
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Read more: US State Department Issues Travel Alert on Mexico
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US Legislative Immigration Update October 14, 2008
Written by RSN
October 14, 2008
FAIR has released its Legislative Immigration Update that covers the following:
FAIR has released its Legislative Immigration Update that covers the following:
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331 Arrested in South Carolina Worksite Enforcement Action
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GAO Study Finds U.S. Asylum Program Susceptible to Fraud
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USCIS Finds High Rate of H-1B Visa Fraud
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Mexico:Past Three Days Most Violent This Year
Written by m3report
October 14, 2008
by m3report
(this chaos is spilling over into the US)
Mexico: Past three days most violent period this year with 84 execution-sytle murders
El Financiero (Mexico City) 10/13/08
From last Thursday evening to Sunday evening, Mexico had its most violent period so far this year. ...
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Ignoring the Invasion
Written by American Patrol Report
October 14, 2008
800 Pound Guerilla Can't Be Seen
American Patrol Report
Last week American Border Patrol held a press conference in Tucson to expose government lies about the border. For the first time in fifteen years of holding press conferences, Glenn Spencer reported that no one showed up. ...
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How Many Non-Citizen Voters?
Written by David Simcox
Enough to Make a Difference
October 13, 2008
By David Simcox
The Impact of Non-Citizen Voting on American Elections
Executive Summary
The approaching 2008 general elections underscore concern that the growing access of non-citizens to the ballot box could distort the outcome. Groups arguing for ...
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Tijuana is a No Man's Land-Stay Out
Written by m3report
October 11, 2008
Tijuana becoming a no man's land - very dangerous place to be
M3 Report
Diario de Coahuila (Saltillo, Coah.) 10/9/08
Eleven persons were murdered in Tijuana and Rosarito, Baja Calif. in the last few hours. Three were found by a landfill, two in a car, three others at a taco ...
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Mexican Drug Cartel Update, Oct 2008
Written by M3 Report
October 10, 2008
Mexican drug cartels are extending their tentacles in Latin America
Prensa Libre (Guatemala City, Guatemala)
headline: "Mexican cartels expand their tentacles in Latin America" ( - full transl. - except for the next to last paragraph, an item which was already reported ...
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- US Legislative Immigration Update October 6, 2008
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- Requirements for Naturalization Abroad by Spouses of Members of the U.S. Armed Forces
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- Mexico's Deadly Cities: Ciudad Juarez
- Corruption At All Levels Of Law Enforcement Within Mexico
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- Crime and unrest in Mexico and Central America on the rise
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- FBI: Massive International Law Enforcement Operation "Project Reckoning" Huge Success!
- Mexico: Independence Day Marred by Exposions, Eight Dead
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- US Immigration Legislative Update September 15, 2008