September 30, 2008

United Americas Bank of Atlanta Georgia: A pioneer in making mortgage loans to illegal aliens. Sam Zamarripa, ( Jerry’s bossman) founding partner

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From 2004

Abaco Mortgage, a mortgage broker in Sandy Springs, also originates tax ID mortgages, said president Benjamin Rincon. Both Abaco and Phoenix work with United Americas Bank, which has been making tax ID loans for four years. Another financial institution, Banco de Nuestra Comunidad, started making the loans in February of this year.

Interest rates on tax ID mortgages range from 4.65, with a 30 percent down payment, to the far more common 7.5 percent to 9.5 percent, for smaller down payments. Officials said several factors justify the higher rates on such loans.

The applicants, most of whom are undocumented, have uncertain immigration status and could leave the country unexpectedly, said Guillermo Zuniga, head of compliance and community outreach for Banco de Nuestra Comunidad. They also do not have credit histories, which means the risk to the bank is higher, he said

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FLASHBACK 2007: The nation’s big banks, scrambling for customers, are pitching mortgages to illegal aliens

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Wall Street Journal via the New Jersey Real Estate Report

Flashback to 2007: Big banks’ loan push: Illegal aliens

The nation’s big banks, scrambling for customers, are pitching mortgages to illegal [aliens]. — Two years ago, making home loans to people who are in the U.S. illegally was largely limited to community banks that wanted to revitalize neighborhoods by offering low-cost mortgages to local workers…

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Omar Yoguez Singu, 32, told police he had consensual sex with Marcella Grace Eiler, 20, of Eugene, Oregon, and then killed her with a machete…

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San Diego Union-Tribune

Police in Mexico arrest alleged killer of U.S. woman

Authorities in southern Oaxaca state said Saturday they have arrested a man who allegedly raped and killed a U.S. woman. — Omar Yoguez Singu, 32, told police he had consensual sex with Marcella Grace Eiler, 20, of Eugene, Oregon, and then killed her with a machete…

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Border stop leads to arrest of convicted murderer

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KTVK-TV — Phoenix

Border stop leads to arrest of convicted murderer

Border Patrol Agents assigned to the Ajo Station apprehended a vehicle carrying eleven illegal aliens on Highway 85 near Lukeville, Arizona. — Among the eleven individuals was an illegal alien who was convicted of Second Degree Murder with the use of a weapon in California…

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September 29, 2008

COSTS OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION Department of Public Social Services reveals the costs of welfare to illegal aliens in LA County FOR ONE MONTH

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KHTS — Canyon Country, Calif.

August welfare costs for Los Angeles County released

New statistics from the Department of Public Social Services reveal that illegal aliens and their families in Los Angeles County collected nearly $37 million in welfare and food stamp allocations, announced Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich… HERE!

Definition of “Witan” – its an English word

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Witan

Main Entry: wi·tan
Pronunciation: \ˈwi-ˌtän\
Function: noun plural
Etymology: Old English, plural of wita sage, adviser; akin to Old High German wizzo sage, Old English witan to know
Date: 1807
: members of the witenagemot


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September 28, 2008

FAST FACT: Illegal aliens represent about 80% of all Latin Americans who came to the USA in the last decade.Immigration – including the crime of illegal immigration – down

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According to preliminary analysis of the data, the Pew Hispanic Center estimates that annual arrivals from Mexico and Central America are down as much as 50% this year relative to 2007, to fewer than 150,000 and 75,000 a year, respectively.

Undocumented immigrants represent about 80% of all Latin Americans who have arrived in the U.S. in the past decade.

Lots more data from U.S. Census Pew and our dear friends at Sam Zamarripa’s open borders hustler org: GALEO. HERE

September 27, 2008

In any language…illegal is illegal, including Celtic

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“Byrne feels these new visas may “hurt the undocumented.”
Irish Voice

Irish illegals grousing again

Some members of the Irish community have expressed their disappointment at the news that the Irish government has secured the allotment of 20,000 U.S. visas for Irish citizens on an annual basis. — Several [illegal aliens] who have been campaigning with the Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform for more than two years in an effort to get legalized

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Link to below news report on Jerry Gonzalez

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Bonus HERE Hear the voice of the open borders lobby HERE ( audio)

Connect the dots to find the race-baiter….Jerry Gonzalez and accurate legal terms: “I can’t speak for other immigrant groups,” activist Jerry Gonzalez told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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COMING TO AMERICA
‘Illegal immigrant’
an offensive slur?
Latinos resent term, compare
it to use of N-word for blacks

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Posted: January 29, 2004
5:00 pm Eastern

© 2008 WorldNetDaily.com

Though it might be technically accurate, calling someone who entered the U.S. in an unlawful manner “illegal” has become politically incorrect.

“I can’t speak for other immigrant groups,” activist Jerry Gonzalez told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “but on behalf of the Latino community, many people I speak to on a day-to-day basis think it serves to dehumanize the person, makes them less than human. Similar to the way the n-word was used to dehumanize African-Americans.”

Gonzales, who oversees the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials, says many Latinos are offended by the labels.

“It’s easy to dismiss someone when you use a disparaging term such as ‘illegal immigrant’ or ‘illegal alien,'” said Gonzalez.

The Atlanta daily reports the activist plans to lobby state lawmakers to use the term “undocumented workers” when talking about Mexicans and other foreigners in the U.S. illegally.

“It’s a more accurate reflection of people who provide a great deal for the economy,” he said.

Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and author of “Mexifornia: A State of Becoming,” says the terms are not derogatory.

“[Illegal alien] doesn’t describe a person in a negative, pejorative way. It means they don’t have U.S. citizenship and that they didn’t come to the United States in a lawful manner,” he told the paper.

D.A. King is the founder of the American Resistance Foundation, a group that seeks tougher enforcement of immigration laws. He told the Journal-Constitution the term “undocumented workers” is “a politically correct invention to soften the brutal fact that these people are breaking the law.”

“A good comparison would be to say a bank robber simply made an unauthorized withdrawal,” he said.

Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Centers for Immigration Studies, called comparing the term “illegal immigrants” to the N-word “an outrage.”

“You are either an unlawful alien, or an illegal alien,” the paper quotes him as saying.

The issue of immigration has been highlighted in recent weeks since President Bush proposed his plan to allow the 8 million to 12 million illegal aliens thought to be in the United States to remain in the country if they have a job and apply for a guest-worker card. The immigrants could stay for renewable three-year periods, after which they could apply for permanent legal residence.

A recent ABC News poll finds 52 percent of the nation opposes an amnesty program for illegal immigrants from Mexico, while 57 percent oppose one for illegal immigrants from other countries. Both results are roughly the same as when the administration floated the idea two-and-a-half years ago.

Another poll on the controversy shows at least twice as many Americans “strongly” oppose the proposal as strongly support it.

Meanwhile, U.S. Border Patrol officials report a 15 percent increase in the use of fraudulent documents at the world’s busiest land border crossing since Bush announced his proposal.

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