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This past weekend Illegal Alien Report Immigration Control and Border Security Services deployed a new and improved system for identifying illegal aliens and businesses hiring them on an international scale. The new system combines the sites anonymous online reporting services with satellite mapping technology and a new classified advertising service on top of its existing news aggregator and directories of resources to form the ultimate online resource for immigration information.
Illegal Alien Report made national headline last summer when it launched the first international publishing service for listing illegal aliens and their employers on the internet safely and anonymously. The sites launch was plagued by technical issues and did not allow for the publication of residential addresses. Those bugs have been fixed and the residential address restriction has been lifted to better empower the citizens of 20 countries including the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, Russia, and most of Western Europe to utilize the systems new satellite map targeting capabilities when taking their communities back from illegal aliens.
Illegal Alien Merchandise is a new classified advertising service that allows local storefront businesses to promote their goods alongside those of larger online retailers. This is accomplished by directing users to the websites of online merchants while using satellite mapping technology similar to that of the reporting service to help visitors find local bargains on educational and entertaining items such as books, clothing, movies, music, and posters as well as field surveillance, home security, vehicle security, and personal defense products.
Other notable site features include a resource directory, a forum, and a syndicated news service. The directory includes a mix of government and non-government resources. The forum welcomes all views on immigration issues regardless of ideology. The news service compiles relevant news stories from leading media outlets automatically before posting them to Twitter, Facebook, Digg, and other networks.
