... Hallor.
"You never found one in San Diego though?" Blacher asked.
"I would say at the port of San Diego we have not," Hallor said.
"Have you found one in San Diego?" Blacher asked.
At that point, a public relations flack who's been shadowing the two of them throughout the interview stops his reply. She says something about having to check whether they've found such devices.
After the interview,...
... hidden inside a car driven by a San Diego-area man who was pulled over by U.S. Border Patrol agents near an Indian casino east of San Diego. Jaziri allegedly paid a Tijuana-based smuggling group $5,000 to get him across the border near Tecate, saying he wanted to be taken to a “safe place anywhere in the U.S.”...
...But Jaziri’s supporters said he was targeted for his fundamentalist views:...
... crime are all in border states: San Diego, Phoenix, El Paso and Austin, according to a new FBI report. And an in-house Customs and Border Protection report shows that Border Patrol agents face far less danger than street cops in most U.S. cities.
1. Its about 236 miles from Austin to the nearest major Mexican city (Nuevo Laredo). San Antonio is closer to the border, and it's a larger city....
... MALDEF
March 25th Coalition-San Diego
May 1 Coalition
Centro Latino Cuzcatlan
MCN
Mexicanos Unidos Del DF
Michoacan Immigrant Coalition South Bend Indiana
Minax
Movemiento La Pena Del Bronx
Mt. Carmel Church
NALACC
National Capitol Immigration Coalition
NCA/ISR
NY May 1 Coalition
One. Accion Latina Indianapolis
Organizacion 10 de Abril
PAN
People for the American Way
Pequenos...
... about illegal aliens and the San Diego wild fires (link).
In fact, their article is remarkably similar to the other instances of this new subgenre, such as that from Leslie Berestein of the SDUT or Amy Isackson of NPR/KPBS. They rely on two quote sources already seen in those previous articles (Remy Bermudez and Enrique Morones) and about the only difference is that they've managed to be even...
... arrested at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego; it was claimed that they were collecting supplies meant for the victims of the recent wild fires in order to resell them. Apparently one or more admitted they were stealing, and one person said it was for resale. Some were illegal aliens; when that was suspected the San Diego Police called the Border Patrol who then deported a few of them. A few others...
... was at his job at a nursery in San Diego's North County when the Witch fire roared in from the east. His crew kept working while wind whipped smoke and ash in their eyes... "They gave us masks, but still, our eyes were filling with dirt and ashes. So, we keep working, but then the police came in," Gomez says... He says his boss told him to stop working only after law enforcement gave the...
... strike...
Christian Ramirez, a San Diego community organizer, said...
...After sitting out the first march, dozens of Korean immigrants will bus in Monday from their senior center. The call has gone out through Polish newspapers and radios. The Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago will provide buses from mosques and Islamic schools.
Still, Abdul Malik Mujahid, chairman of the...
... was a mini-riot in Vista near San Diego.
From the other side, there are L.A. pictures here: dailykos.com/story/2006/5/2/125337/4719. The author of that diary is a true useful idiot.
UPDATE: Here's another Vista report.