Dear Members Please see the JUST IN horrible news of another victim - last item ********************************************* 1. NOTE: The Ruthie Report........... will air on 12/9/10 - 8 pm CST 12/16/10 = NO SHOW - due to circumstance beyond my control 12/23/10 - 8 pm CST 12/30/10 - 8 pm CST and into the New Year ****************************************************** 2. GAO Reports Fraud and Abuse in H-2B Program , December 2, 2010 The H-2B program for unskilled non-agricultural migrant workers is one of the nation's many alien worker programs, and one that, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report, is subject to extensive fraud and abuse. The H-2B program is both smaller than the H-1B program, for high tech workers, and subject to considerably less attention. In terms of visa issuances, one measure of the size of these programs, there were 44,847 H-2B visas issued in FY 2009, compared to 110,367 H-1B visas. These numbers are from the annual Report of the Visa Office at the State Department. ******************************************************* 3. An educated guess on Texas students in the U.S. illegally01:31 PM CST on Sunday, December 5, 2010
****************************************************** 4. THANK YOU JUDICIAL WATCH Judicial Watch Sues Department of Homeland Security for Documents on Illegal Alien Who Killed Virginia Nun in Drunk Driving Accident on August 1, 2010Homeland Security Refuses to Release Results of Internal Investigation WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, announced today that it filed a lawsuit on December 2, 2010, against the Obama Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to obtain documents related to an internal DHS investigation of Carlos Martinelly-Montano, an illegal alien who struck and killed a Virginia nun in a drunk driving accident on August 1, 2010 (Judicial Watch Inc. v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security (Case No.10-02054)). Montano had been arrested on two prior drunk driving charges. He was placed in the custody of federal immigration officials in 2008 and was scheduled for deportation but was released on his own recognizance pending a deportation hearing that never took place. DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano ordered an investigation on August 2, 2010, to determine why Montano's removal process took so long. However, DHS now refuses to release a report documenting the results of its probe ******************************************************* 5. This just in - Breaking News May I ask when it became okay to allow our children to become COLLATERAL DAMAGE all in the name of cheap labor and votes How many more children will suffer at the hands of someone who should not be in this Country to begin with ???? makes me sick!!!! Enough is Enough !!!!!!!!!! Ruthie ****** 7 year old girl kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and beaten Reported by: Melissa Garcia Email: MelissaGarcia@woaitv.com
Published: 5:11 pm Updated: 5:53 pm SAN ANTONIO -- Police have arrested an illegal immigrant they say abducted a 7 year old girl Monday night and then sexually assaulted her inside a vacant apartment. Police say the little girl was playing outside her home at the Hacienda Aparments on the city's West side when 23 year old Fernando Flores-Miranda kidnapped her and took her into an abandoned unit. One apartment complex resident who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation said when the girl went missing, she rounded up neighbors and started searching. "We had just been upstairs knocking from door to door, and it never occurred to us that one apartment was vacant or that they could be in there," explained the resident. When a neighbor told her about an abandoned unit with a locked door, she alerted police. "I told them, I find it odd. Maybe somebody might want to check into it." About an hour and a half after the girl's mother reported her missing, officers say they found her with Flores-Miranda inside the vacant apartment. Police say Flores-Miranda may have been living there. He remained in jail without bond on charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated kidnapping. Police say the girl had obvious signs of trauma to the face. She was treated at a local hospital and released to her mother Tuesday morning. Apartment resident Sonya Davila now worries for the safety of her own children, and that of her neighbors. "It's scary," said Davila. "Because I know that there are a lot of unsupervised children at these apartments." Others say the attack was a wake up call. "We as parents have to keep a close eye on our children," commented one resident. Ruthie Minnesotans Seeking Immigration Reform "Restore Order - Secure Our Border" "The Ruthie Report" 8 pm CST every Thursday |
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