Posted on 08/19/2002 6:24:54 AM PDT by Sabertooth
ABOUT THE BOOK
Political correctness is killing us. Pandering lawmakers and profiteers keep selling us out. One year after the September 11 attacks, chaos and corruption still plague our immigration system.
Investigative journalist Michelle Malkin pounds home a question that the liberal media are still too timid to ask out loud: How many more dead bodies will it take before our government gets serious about defending our borders and protecting us from terrorists and other foreign menaces?
In Invasion, you’ll learn how Tom and Linda Daschle, Bill Clinton, and Janet Reno helped pave the path for al Qaeda terrorists by:
You’ll discover how future Mohamed Attas could just as easily slip into the country today—right past inexperienced consular officers, harried immigration employees, and porous borders guarded with rubber orange cones and manned by demoralized guards armed only with pepperball guns.
You’ll hear from outraged consular employees, airport inspectors, and Border Patrol agents who describe how supervisors pressured them to bend the rules—or ignore them—in order to rush travelers and tourists through the gates.
And you’ll discover the disturbing truth about some leading Republicans and open-borders libertarians, who undermined national security by joining Democrats in support of illegal alien-friendly programs favored by Hispanic voters.
Crammed with blood-boiling details, Invasion shows how every component of immigration enforcement has failed—from overwhelmed consular offices, to overwhelmed borders, to overwhelmed detention centers and deportation proceedings. Malkin tells the buried stories of dozens of Americans who died as a result of lax immigration enforcement: grandmothers, teenagers, rookie cops and veteran troopers brutally murdered by criminal aliens on the loose. And she exposes the shocking stories of torturers and other suspected war criminals who waltzed through our front doors along with foreign terrorists.
The public deserves informed analysis of whether our fraud-ridden, vote-pandering immigration policies continue to come at the expense of public safety and the national interest. Yet, even after September 11, the mainstream media buried its head in the sand—preferring to run scores of cookie-cutter sob stories about illegal aliens "unjustly" detained, instead of focusing on the still-rising costs to society of an immigration system run amok.
With unflinching honesty and unparalleled depth, Malkin—herself the child of legal immigrants— provides the balance that is sorely missing in the liberal media’s biased coverage of immigration.
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"Crammed with blood-boiling details, Invasion shows how every component of immigration enforcement has failed—from overwhelmed consular offices, to overwhelmed borders, to overwhelmed detention centers and deportation proceedings. Malkin tells the buried stories of dozens of Americans who died as a result of lax immigration enforcement: grandmothers, teenagers, rookie cops and veteran troopers brutally murdered by criminal aliens on the loose. And she exposes the shocking stories of torturers and other suspected war criminals who waltzed through our front doors along with foreign terrorists."
Michelle Malkin would be a refreshing change as INS Chief, would she not?
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I hope her book does very well!
So far, that's two of us that think so!
How's that?
I liked her pic with the American Flag from your source page better...
BTW, that's a geocities page, and the images are posting... weird.
She is the next generations 'Condi Rice' - a potential superstar in the GOP wings..
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Michelle Malkin began her career in newspaper journalism a decade ago as an editorial writer and columnist for the Los Angeles Daily News. She continued at the Seattle Times in 1996. Her