Thread: Illegal Activity Tracking Map

http://illegal.globalincidentmap.com/home.php

This is an interactive map of all the illegal alien activity that has been reported, quite interesting...

I didn't understand it . Maybe it's my webtv .

you can click on flashing sign and it will tell you what is happening, for example I am in Arkansas, and when I clicked on the flashing icon it gave me this...

"A driver who led police on a 29-mile chase for 20 minutes pleaded guilty recently and was given three years’ probation for felony fleeing. Jésus Balbueana, 28, of El Dorado, Ark., was sentenced to three years’ probation by Ninth Circuit Judge Ted Capeheart in Little River County Circuit Court. Balbueana is expected to be deported to Mexico, and also recently was sentenced in U.S. Western District Court in Texarkana to time served plus 10 days for being an alien who had previously been deported and re-entered the United States without the consent of the U.S. Attorney General or the secretary of Homeland Security."

Hi rmsings and MyAmerica,
Thanks for the link.

May I suggest?

that a similiar map be published showing...
- Concentrations of non-immigrant H-1B visa holders who replaced terminated US citizens
- Non-immigrant H-1B overstays (hence, illegal aliens)
- Mass firings, and jobs to H-1Bs and to India
- Known crime scenes of INDENTURED SERVITUDE - a common H-1B practice.

Example: Google just moved to Bangalore India.
http://money.cnn.com/2007/10/18/news/in ... /index.htm

Mass firings send America's jobs to Non-Immigrant H-1Bs
Note to moderator: I fully realize that jobs to foreign national domociled in India is outside the scope of Alipac, since it isn't visa-expansion per se. Migration of jobs to India goes hand in hand with H-1B visa expansionists, since both programs and controlled by the same Bangalore body shops.

Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett Packard
is a champion of globalism and the H-1B visa program for NON-immigrants.
From her speech:
"No American has a God given right to a job!"

This is VERY interesting!
I wonder if it can be downloaded as a desktop?