Articles from The New American (April 16, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Evolution by stealth" agenda.	McManus, John F.		307
Agriculture and immigration.			433
From NAFTA to the NAU: NAFTA and the Security and Prosperity Partnership are gradual steps toward merging the United States, Mexico, and Canada into a North American Union.	Jasper, William F.		2594
From the editor.	Benoit, Bary	Editorial	616
High Toll on U.S.: business industry: across the board, sector by sector and industry by industry, NAFTA has destabilized the economy, leading to job loss and lowered standards of living for American workers.	Behreandt, Dennis		408
Longshoremen.			271
NAFTA only the start.			373
Paving over our borders: the Trans Texas Corridor will open our highways to foreign shipping as part of a plan to undermine our Customs checkpoints, our Border Patrol, and eventually our borders.	Taylor, Kelly		2661
Proactive Americans: get involved: concerned Americans are becoming personally involved in the political process and finding success as they defend America's legacy of liberty.	Capo, Jim		1914
Professionals.			474
Small business.			340
The auto industry.			506
The electronics industry.			462
The European template: plans for creating a North American Union are following the well established template successfully used to submerge the nations of Europe in the European Union.	McManus, John F.		1198
The timber industry.			435
The view from south of the border: the deleterious effects of NAFTA in the United States are all too well known to Americans, but south of the border the agreement has likewise gutted the Mexican economy.	Scaliger, Charles		1232
Tribunals trump U.S. courts: NAFTA's unconstitutional courts are beginning to override our freedom and independence. They must be abolished.	Jasper, William F.		872
Trucking.			376
Which way America? America's legacy of freedom has meant untold wealth and prosperity for millions and made the American dream a reality. It's a legacy NAFTA could steal.	Behreandt, Dennis		1608
Why can't we secure the border? In truth, we can secure the border. The problem is that the federal government is pursuing an open-borders policy as a steppingstone to North American merger.	Mass, Warren		1221