Elise Shore
Posted on 06/01/2012 1:46:32 PM PDT by jazusamo
Yesterday, Eric Holder’s Voting Section ordered Florida to stop purging foreigners from the voter rolls. Two weeks ago, Florida found 53,000 dead voters registered to vote. Florida has also found non-citizens on the voter rolls and Secretary of State Ken Detzner has started the process of removing them.
Not so fast, says Eric Holder’s DOJ.
In a letter to Detzner, the DOJ says to stop removing foreigners from the rolls. The Voting Section makes a dubious argument under Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act, a law the Obama administration has refused to enforce because of ideological opposition. The letter notes that Elise Shore is the attorney behind the letter.
Eureka!
Elise Shore
Recall that PJ Media produced the Every Single One series that exposed the partisan DOJ hiring practices and the radicalism of the DOJ Civil Rights Division lawyers hired by the Obama administration.
What do we know about Elise Shore from the installment about the Voting Section?
Elise Shore . Ms. Shore came to the Voting Section by way of the “Southern Coalition for Social Justice,” where she worked as a legal consultant focusing on “voting rights, immigrant rights, and other civil rights and social justice issues.” The far left-wing positions of this group are nicely summarized on its website. Ms. Shore also made a $1,000 contribution to Barack Obama’s presidential campaign.
Before joining the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, she worked for more than two years as a Regional Counsel for MALDEF [Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund]. There, she was an outspoken critic of Georgia’s voter ID law and well as its proof of citizenship requirements for voter registration (which, incidentally, have been found to be non-discriminatory by a federal court) and described how heartened she was that the Civil Rights Division had objected to the registration law under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. But her joy must have been fleeting: the Division later capitulated and withdrew its objection after Georgia filed a federal declaratory judgment action. It will be interesting to see if Shore can put her politics to the side in her role as the Voting Section’s point of contact for all redistricting submissions in the state of Florida.
It looks like Ms. Shore wasn’t able to set aside MALDEF-style radicalism, even after she started working for the taxpayers of the United States. Sadly, this private radicalism has metastasized into radical open-borders public policy. Not only does the DOJ stop states from enforcing their laws pertaining to illegal immigration, the DOJ is forcing Florida to keep non-citizens on the voter rolls. We have entered strange and dangerous times.
There has to be many Hispanic citizens and non citizens who feel the same.
Well, the illegals don’t even want my dear Hispanic friends and neighbors Mark and Sandra expressing their feeling about their status. Both are 5th or 6th generation legal immigrants and neither speak or understand much Spanish. Don’t even get Sandra started when she has had a drink or two. . . . .
She’s going to fight for illegals to vote? Charming... Here’s Holder’s take - or Holder being taken...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5p70YbRiPw
Just another day in Mexico Norte!
Medford, Oregon
Police nab last of three suspects in April home-invasion robbery
Michael Anthony Lujan, 41, is described as a ‘Mexican Mafia’ member recently released from a California penitentiary
http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120601/NEWS/206010328/-1/rss01
LAREDO, TEXAS — A former hit man for the savage Zetas drug cartel which operates openly in Texas, calmly related to jurors his role in killings on both sides of the border, testifying Monday in the drug conspiracy trial of a man prosecutors say was also a hired killer.
From the witness stand in U.S. District Judge Micaela Alvarez's courtroom here, Rosalio Reta, a US citizen, pointed to Gerardo Castillo Chavez, 25, and identified him as a fellow Zeta.
Pressing his fingertips together and speaking in a slow, soft voice, Reta, 22, a US citizen using multiple forged identities, told jurors that he had been in a team of hit men headed by Gabriel Cardona, an admitted Zeta who has pleaded guilty to five murders that occurred in Texas in 2005 and 2006.
Reta, a US citizen using multiple forged identities, said he was the triggerman in the second murder, killing Moises Garcia, a member of the Mexican Mafia prison gang, in December 2005. “We just waited for him to come out and as soon as he came out, we blocked the way and I got down and killed him,” Reta, a US citizen using multiple firged identities, said.
Reta, a U.S. citizen usuing multiple forged identities, received national media attention after the teenager was deported from Mexico in 2006 at age 17. He's known for his distinctive facial tattoos and boasts that he became a killer when he was 13 years old.
--SNIP--rest at FR web site.
Triggerman Rosalio Reta, a US citizen using multiple forged identities.
Bump for later read ......................................... FRegards
Meet the Radical DOJ Lawyer Forcing Florida to Keep Foreigners on the Voter Rolls: "Elise Shore"Hmmm??? I think I already met her (so to speak).
Seriously, she's dressed like a fricken prostitute in that picture.
YIKES! Nice pic there Rosalio. 'Great' tats. (no, really)
Why do I get the odd feeling he doesn't have an MBA?
Having a Frederick's of Hollywood "fashion plate" at Justice
is like having US law explained by a Playboy centerfold.
I'm assuming you had only a "nodding" acquaintance with the lady of the evening? (/snix).
Nah. Nothing that *interesting*. I had to drive past certain streets for various Constrction Projects in Chi and surrounding suburbs and always took the same route to and from the office once I found the fastest way.
Some of these were fairly big buildings and the weekly meetings would go on for a year or more. So natch in areas where there were Hookers working you saw the same women over time.
"10 dollars?!?"
rolls up window and drives on...
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