Our video news report of today’s May Day March in Chicago. The turnout was only about 1,500…a fraction of the organizer’s estimate of 15,000. As usual, we were accosted by smug lefties who have to resort to name-calling with no facts, logic, or knowledge of history on which to rely.
Enjoy!
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On Saturday we attended the gathering at Chicago’s Lady of Mercy Church with video camera rolling. Gutierrez was in attendance, but did not speak. Below, however, is video of Chicago Cardinal Francis George, three children, and a pastor who were all invited to tell us why we should legalize lawbreakers:
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Bottom line? The adults who come, work and stay here illegally are responsible for their actions. The federal government’s meager enforcement of our immigration laws is not breaking up families. The responsibility for these families being “torn apart” lies squarely on the shoulders of the parents and spouses who knowingly, willingly and flagrantly break our laws.
If this were a valid argument, there would be rallies decrying the incarceration of any spouse or parents who broke ANY law. You can’t separate that mother from her children just because she was convicted of identity theft! How dare you rip that bank robber away from his wife to toss him in jail!
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The fact is, it’s NOT a valid argument because there isn’t one. I believe Cardinal George when he claims that he does not support illegal immigration. On Saturday he referred to a person’s “right” to immigrate here. Translation: open borders.
Even if I thought open borders was a good idea in theory (which I most definitely do not), the bottom line is we can’t afford it in any way, shape or form. It’s draining our resources on all levels. It’s hurting American citizens and THEIR families. As we are spiralling downward in a national frenzy of bailouts, spending, and propping up businesses that would have failed long ago left to their own devices, now more than ever we need to fix this illegal immigration problem.
And I don’t mean by rewarding illegal aliens with citizenship or giving the businesses that hire them a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free card.
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They had just found out that their husbands’ sentences had been commuted by President Bush.
After all their families have been through, the very definition of grace.
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A 21-year-old man is being held at the Pinellas County Jail this morning, accused of molesting a 12-year-old Clearwater girl after following her from a bus stop, records show.
Clearwater police arrested Josue Jimenez, of 2690 Drew St., Clearwater, on Friday, a city spokeswoman said today.
Jimenez is accused of following the 12-year-old and another girl home from their bus stop on Jan. 13 and molesting the 12-year-old while the other girl ran for help, Clearwater police spokeswoman Elizabeth Watts said.
The 12-year-old identified Jimenez, for whom ICE has issued an immigration hold, after her mother contacted the police.
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A 32-year-old man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent during a traffic stop along Highway 78, authorities said.
A Border Patrol agent pulled the man over about 12:30 p.m. near Jefferson Street. During the stop, the agent determined the driver was in the country illegally, said Agent Jerry Conlin, a spokesman for the agency.
Conlin declined to identify the man. When the agent tried to arrest him, the man became combative and assaulted the agent, Conlin added.
A fight ensued between the two before several Oceanside police officers in the area responded and helped the agent restrain the man.
And while Harry Reid, John McCain, ad nauseum (emphasis on the nauseum) try yet again to shove an amnesty down the throats of the American people, the American people remain equally clear that they can shove it. From comments under the article:
American Women January 21, 2009 12:05AM PST
I am thankful the Border Patrol Agent got another illegal driver off our roads and hopefully out of OUR COUNTRY, without getting hurt with nothing more than a possible broken finger. Imagine if a comprehensive immigration plan is passed by these “traitors” who we call politicians. This man was driving next to you or your family member and chose to take on a Border Patrol Agent when he got caught. Wonder what he would have done had he hit your car? We must demand NO AMNESTY, NO COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION GIVE A WAY AND SECURE OUR BORDERS.Pendleton Marine January 21, 2009 12:41AM PST
Thank you US Border Patrol for keeping us safe!
Thank God Bush commuted the sentences of Ramos and Compean. Its time to get serious about securing our borders and ending illegal immigration. Semper Fi!Dave from Oceanside January 21, 2009 5:11AM PST
Another illegal who fought our authorities, got hurt in the process, and we have to foot the bill for the hospital.
Thanks go to the officer for getting this lawless illegal of our roads and country.
Another job we supposedly don’t want might now open up for a citizen of this country.
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In his final acts of clemency, President George W. Bush on Monday commuted the prison sentences of two former U.S. Border Patrol agents whose convictions for shooting a Mexican drug dealer ignited fierce debate about illegal immigration.
Bush’s decision to commute the sentences of Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean, who tried to cover up the shooting, was welcomed by both Republican and Democratic members of Congress. They had long argued that the agents were merely doing their jobs, defending the American border against criminals. They also maintained that the more than 10-year prison sentences the pair was given were too harsh.
There has been much debate over whether or not the conviction of Ramos and Compean was just. Accusations flew that prosecutor Johnny Sutton had an ax to grind, that the agents were over-zealously prosecuted, and that they were used to send a message to Border Patrol agents: it’s possible to do your jobs TOO well.
I believe that all of the above was true, but no matter where you stand on all of those factors, just about everyone agreed that their 11 and 12-year sentences were way out of whack.
They’ve already paid a much higher price than was warranted.
God bless you, Nacho and Jose…God bless you and your families.
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CIS has a report out based on figures from December 2008.
Hardest hit? Minorities, of course, at least when compared to the national average. Interestingly, though, zeroing in on the less-educated segment of the population (those most likely to be competing with illegal aliens), I note that the numbers for unemployed Hispanic teenagers is quite a bit higher, but for the other two subgroups it’s actually slightly below
the average for all races.
CIS notes that, contrary to the constant claims of politicians, race-pandering whores like La Raza, employers, and the media, “it is difficult to find any evidence of a shortage of less-educated workers.” Even as an estimated 6-7 million illegals hold jobs in this country…
There are currently 12.8 million native-born high school dropouts and young high school graduates either unemployed or not in the labor force.
Also interesting — not to mention disturbing:
Less-educated immigrants (legal and illegal) are faring better, though their unemployment rates are also very high. Among immigrants without a high diploma, unemployment is 10.6 percent, for young immigrants with only a high school education it is 11 percent, and for immigrant teenagers, 10.8 percent.
Here’s what it looks like when you add less-educated immigrants into the comparison:
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We are, that’s who — we, the people. Thank God our country was founded on the principles of freedom and self-reliance. We’re going to need it.
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On a Sunday morning, in a church sanctuary near Conroe, an off-duty immigration agent tapped Jose Juan Hernandez on the shoulder and asked him to step outside.
A 31-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico with three prior deportations, Hernandez quietly followed the agent and promptly was detained on suspicion of illegal re-entry after deportation, said Gregory Palmore, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman in Houston.
The case would be unremarkable, except for the setting. The fact that Hernandez was detained in church has sparked controversy locally. Hernandez was arrested Oct. 26, pleaded guilty to the re-entry charge this month and is scheduled for sentencing in April. He remains in federal detention in Conroe. Hernandez’s attorney, Rick Soliz, said he plans to file a complaint against the ICE agent in connection with the arrest.
That was the straight-forward part.
Then you get to the first subheading, “No record of violence,” under which you learn that…
According to court records, he was convicted of a felony drug charge in Montgomery County and deported in 2000. He was deported again in 2001.
Hernandez was convicted in Montgomery County for DWI in January 2004. In October of that year, he was convicted of driving without a valid license. He was deported for a third time in 2004, according to ICE records.
That’s right. Multiple convictions, including a felony drug charge, and 3 prior deportations. But we’re supposed to feel sorry for this guy because he has “no record of violence.”
And be prepared for your irony meter to go off the charts with the subheading over the article’s closing paragraphs: “They have no respect.” You might assume that quote was made in reference to illegal aliens who, like Hernandez, violate our immigration and other laws. Sadly, no…
The arrested man’s mother, 51-year-old Ana Maria Hernandez, said she was particularly upset to learn that her son, who has been in the U.S. illegally since age 6, was detained in a church.
“A church is a sacred place,” she said. “They have no respect, not even for that.”
Lady, you wouldn’t know respect if it ran up and bit you in the ass. Not only was the agent right to arrest Hernandez — in church or anywhere else — I think we need to start arresting parents for bringing their children here illegally. It’s a lack of respect for our laws that I’m concerned about…why not nip it in the bud at the source?
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Haiti is saying “No” to the United States.
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Haiti took the stand after a series of brutal storms lashed the island last summer and after repeatedly asking the United States for, and being denied, what’s known as temporary protected status. The status would allow Haitians in this country illegally to stay and work temporarily. Haitian officials say the country needs to rebuild and can’t handle the return of its citizens Curly Sue psp
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The result: Deportations to Haiti have dropped by nearly 89 percent, from an average of 156 in the months before the storms to about 17 a month since October.
If your child ran away and was found by the police, who then tried to return him to you, would it be kosher to not take him back because a storm had damaged your house? Give me a break.
Across the country, more than 30,000 Haitians have been ordered to leave, with about 600 of those in detention as of Feb. 9, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Great. Because 30,000 people who aren’t supposed to be here is just what American workers need with the economy in a downward spiral and unemployment rising.
Or perhaps these people are EXACTLY who our president and congressweasels had in mind for the stimulus jobs that we’ll be financing for years to come?
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Um…because it just plain makes sense
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The Georgia Legislature appears on the verge of approving a measure that would require driver’s license applicants to take the written exam in English, which could make Georgia the only state to have such a rule.
The measure passed the House Monday by a 104-58 vote. The proposal, which has already passed the Senate, would go to Gov. Sonny Perdue’s desk if the chambers hash out minor differences in their versions of the bill.
Detractors, of course, offer completely unemotional, logical arguments.
But opponents say it’s an anti-immigrant measure that would also hurt Georgia’s chances of attracting foreign investment.
“This is real important on where we would want to take the state,” said House Minority Leader DuBose Porter. “If we pass it, it would be shortsighted and narrow-minded.”
State Rep. Pedro Marin, one of a handful of Hispanic state legislators, said the measure would “scapegoat” immigrants.
“There is no logical reason for this bill to be introduced,” said Marin, D-Duluth. “The whole purpose is to stigmatize communities of those people who are different.”
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“It’s difficult to tell a constituency while unemployment is rising, they’re losing their jobs and their homes, that what we should do is in fact legalize (illegal immigrants) and stop all deportation.” — Joe Biden, at a news conference in Costa Rica
Gee, do ya think?
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Because, you know, ALL good governmental policy comes from “human relations commissions”…
Oberlin- Federal officials will get no help from city officials or police in looking for illegal immigrants if council approves a proposed “no-assist” law.
The city’s Human Relations Commission this week recommended the council adopt a law that would make the town a sanctuary city, believed to be Ohio’s first.
Because Oberlin’s city manager, Eric Norenberg, certainly has his priorities straight:
“If Immigration comes to town, the city and the police force would not assist them unless ordered to by law or the court,” he said. “To me, it’s important that our city residents trust us.”
Is anyone as amused as I am by the irony of his stating that they will do nothing to help uphold the law unless ordered to by law or the court. You know — the very authority he wants to undermine in the first place?
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My translation of this baloney:
Observers and Hispanic advocates blame a climate of harsh rhetoric surrounding the national immigration debate.
“I don’t think it’s merely coincidence that these hate crimes are going up at the same time there’s a violent at times debate over immigration,” said Kevin Brown, dean of the law school at the University of California-Davis.
“We talk about immigration, we’re not particularly careful in the terminology,” he said. “Inflammatory terminology is frequently used, that helps to sort of rile people up.”
A violent DEBATE over immigration? What debate? This debate? That debate? Or perhaps this one?
According to FBI statistics released last month, there were 595 incidents of anti-Hispanic bias in 2007, with 830 victims reported by law enforcement agencies. That’s a 40 percent rise from 2003, when there were 426 incidents involving 595 victims.
The increase mirrors greater activity in the immigration debate, with mass rallies, attempts at reform legislation, increased government crackdowns and efforts by states and municipalities to pass their own immigration laws.
You’d think they’re saying that Americans should just sit down and shut up while their country is *HARSH RHETORIC ALERT!* invaded. That we should stop referring to our *HARSH RHETORIC ALERT!* invaders by the legally proper term of *HARSH RHETORIC ALERT!* illegal aliens.
Oh, wait. They ARE telling us to shut up…
The discourse surrounding immigration has to change, advocates say.
“We have to have a debate about immigration that’s focused on workable solutions that uphold our national values,” Valenzuela said. “The debate as it’s currently entertained is very divisive.”
Evidently, they also want to tell us what “our national values” are. Divisive? I guess that’s their term for anyone who refuses to walk in political lockstep.
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Two brain cells for 15 Texas lawmakers to collectively rub together. Please.
The state’s top law enforcement agency has asked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott for a ruling on the legality of setting up statewide driver’s license checkpoints.
The Houston Chronicle reports 15 lawmakers say such a move would be unauthorized immigration policymaking.
The proposed checkpoints would stop drivers to review their licenses, vehicle registrations and proof of insurance.
Brain cell #1 would, of course, be used to clue the elected idiots into the fact that people would be pulled over to check that everything was in order with their responsibilities to be on the road. Brain cell #2 would be to make them feel quite silly when they realized that they actually referred to driving-related checkpoints as immigration policymaking. Out loud.
But wait…I see that a third brain cell is in order:
A number of state legislators argue the Department of Public Safety Commission overstepped its authority Aug. 25 by issuing new rules requiring applicants to prove they are legally in the U.S. before they can receive a Texas driver’s license or identification.
Think about it: you could give up one beer, give these jackasses three of the brain cells ya didn’t kill, and keep the difference for yourself. ONE BEER!
I’d do it myself, but, you know…beer is delicious.
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A nationwide survey of actual voters reveals that Americans strongly support immigration enforcement, and that less than one-third of Obama voters favor granting amnesty to illegal aliens. The poll conducted by Zogby International on behalf of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) on November 5 and 6 also found that a decisive majority of voters believe that an illegal alien amnesty would “further harm the interests of struggling American workers.”
Read ‘em and weep, open borders shills. Your bold sweeping statements may sound good to those who walk in lockstep with you on immigration, but I’ll base my statements on fact, thank you very much.
Among the key findings of the poll are:
— Only 32% of Obama voters considered his support for amnesty as a factor
in their decisions to vote for him. 67% said it was either not a factor
at all, or they voted for Obama in spite of his stance on amnesty.
— 60% of voters said reducing illegal immigration and cracking down on
employers who hire them is important to them, while only 21% supported
“legalizing or creating a pathway to citizenship” for illegal
aliens.
— 57% of voters stated that amnesty would harm American workers and
further strain public resources, while only 26% believe amnesty would
aid economic recovery and ease public burdens.
Of course, Obama will continue to push for amnesty, just as McCain would have had he been elected. It’s what they want. It’s what they do.
As yet another poll shows, it’s STILL against the will of the American people. But did anyone really think that’s what they were interested in anyway?
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