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Posted on 07/18/2011 12:47:42 PM PDT by Libloather
Undocumented students arrested during protest
By ALEJANDRO CANO
Published: Sunday, July 17, 2011 3:03 PM PDT
Several undocumented students were arrested on Tuesday for blocking traffic and disobeying police orders during a demonstration against immigration policies in front of San Bernardino Valley College.
Jesus Barrios, Martha Vasquez, Isaac Barrera, Jonathan Perez, Jorge Herrera, David Lemus, Ju Hong, Alma de Jesus and Estefania Lopez were arrested and charged with unlawful assembly and failure to disperse after defying authorities during a protest against San Bernardino County’s 287 (g) program, which cracks down on illegal immigrants.
The students also were speaking out against the school campus police for allegedly working with local police to detain undocumented students.
"We chose this campus because we keep hearing of (alleged) cases where the campus police are working directly with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in detaining and even deporting undocumented youth. We have had enough; our communities have been hiding for far too long and we need to show them they do not need to be afraid,” said Barrera, moments before his arrest at the intersection of South Mount Vernon Avenue and Esperanza Street in San Bernardino.
San Bernardino Valley College campus police did not return calls from the Herald News for comment.
(Excerpt) Read more at fontanaheraldnews.com ...
Why not?
Heh heh. They should be deported.
“I have no legal documents but that will not stop me from getting an education,” Perez said. “I pay $2,000 for school every 10 weeks with private scholarships I got for being a good student. I can do it, but others can’t. If we have immigration reform, everybody will be able to get an education.”
So now we have to pay for the rest of the worlds education? No one is stopping her from getting an education IN MEXICO!!!!! This is really scary stuff.
>“I pay $2,000 for school every 10 weeks with private scholarships <
You DID NOT pay for it, you illegal ass-clown. It still came from the tax-payers aka “gubmint”. It’s like saying I paid for a Mcdonald’s meal with a $7 voucher.
I just wonder when the alien invaders will start shooting and giving machete “whacks” to the authorities. Perhaps soon the local police chiefs will have their headless bodies found in a mass grave just off of the 10 Freeway. Remember Americans are physiologically and morally unable to resist the ongoing conquest.
“Term Papers Please!”
They are students. No where is it mentioned that they're very bright.
I see this as a direct result of the liberal garbage being taught in California schools. Apparently these people who continue to break the law honestly believe they have the same rights as citizens do. Good job CA!
No worries...when they start teaching fag studies, homo literature etc in CA schools soon as mandated by the state, the illegals deserve what they are taught.
They aren’t undocumented students -
The schools and other organizations have plenty of documents on and about them.
They are illegal aliens who are breaking the law just by being here.
Colleges have gone from teaching logic and how to think and speak clearly to teaching how to use words to obfuscate and misdirect.
The primary function of most schools and colleges is now to serve as leftist brainwashing facillities.
So in other words, they are protesting officials enforcing our laws.
Hey, illegal scum...WE'VE had enough. GTH out of here, parasites.
Ping!
they should be deported once arrested.
No reason to keep them here. They are illegally in the country and clearly not conforming to laws of the united states
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