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NEW WORLD ORDER

Canadian, U.S. and Mexican officials held secretive meeting on integration Canadian, U.S. and Mexican politicians discussed using "stealth" to overcome public resistance to the integration of the three countries at a confidential meeting last year, according to documents just released under U.S. Freedom of Information laws. Recent News: EU May Make Harming Environment a Crime

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ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION & BORDER SECURITY

Immigration Fees Spike Plan Is Covert Attempt to Increase Illegal Immigration This is a genius scam on the part of the globalists who want to destroy this country through floods of illegal immigration Bank Defends Credit Cards for Illegal Immigrants In Los Angeles, immigrants who don't have credentials to work in the United States can still get a credit card, thanks to a pilot program run by Bank of America. The bank is hoping to tap a fast-growing market by offering credit cards to illegal immigrants without Social Security numbers. Nashville mayor vetoes English-only bill Recent News: Bank of America aims new credit card at illegal immigrants: report NFL Refuses to Run Ad to Recruit Border Agents

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US NEWS

MAUREEN DOWD RIPS OBAMA: 'HE LOOKED AS IF HE NEEDED A SMOKE AND HE NEEDED IT BAD' Calif. Senate votes to move presidential primary to Feb Senate Committee questions DHS budget Extreme Democracy -- When Wikis Inform Legislation SATIRE: Homeland Security Bans Urine From Flights In a press release from the Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff, earlier today, it appears passengers with any sort of liquid in their bodies will not be allowed to board. Recent News: US trade deficit breaks new high in 2006 Ron Paul, the Friendliest GOP Candidate?

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ECONOMY

US trade deficit breaks new high in 2006 Sky-high oil prices and Americans' insatiable hunger for Chinese goods drove the US trade deficit to a record high of 763.6 billion dollars in 2006, the government said. Fed Chairman Is Optimistic About Economy Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress Wednesday that the economy should grow modestly this year despite lingering pain from a housing slump and he stuck to the Fed's forecast that inflation will continue to ebb. Chrysler to Eliminate Nearly 13000 Jobs Toyota fears U.S. backlash over gains Delta Air Lines quarterly net loss widens