Posted on 10/21/2013 1:53:58 PM PDT by moonshinner_09
Radical community organizers and illegal aliens are stepping up their in-your-face campaign against the nation’s immigration laws by illegally using physical force to prevent federal officials from carrying out lawful deportations.
Given that illegal immigrants got here by breaking the law, their continued lawbreaking activity shouldn’t be all that surprising. It certainly doesn’t bother President Obama, who won’t do anything about these In recent weeks activists across America complaining about high deportation rates have used chains and pipes to bind themselves to the tires of buses that transport illegals slated for deportation to court. They have also snarled traffic on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., and blocked the entrance to a federal detention center.
In Tucson, Ariz., they surrounded local police who stopped two illegals. A hundred police officers were dispatched to deal with protests at two sites in the city.
More unlawful activity is coming, they say.
A defiant Marisa Franco, campaign organizer for the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), is helping to lead the Left’s assault on the rule of law. “The people will take power back into their own hands and set a true example of leadership that the Beltway will have to follow.”
Activists are taking the law into their own hands “out of frustration and impatience,” said Franco. “Immigrant communities who are losing 1,100 loved ones every day to deportation cannot wait for Congress to end its political games or for the president to rediscover his moral compass,” she whined.
NDLON is one of the worst of the illegal alien groups. NDLON relentlessly hounds cities to establish “day laborer centers” to help illegals find work and fights loitering laws that make finding work more difficult. It works with labor organizations such as AFL-CIO to unionize day laborers
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Suppose in 1943 ten million Germans or Japanese had emigrated to Mexico and then, unarmed, walked across the border. Would that have been an invasion in the Art. IV, Sec. 4 sense? Would Americans who aided them have been committing treason?
What if ten million unarmed Americans walked across the border into Canada or into Mexico? Would that be an invasion?
When does a flood of illegal migration become an invasion in a sense that would trigger Art. IV?
How old is that horrible ugly old marxist greedy lecher?
When? When we get rid of Obama!
Somewhere in his mid 80s. Guess money talks, as the old bastard got remarried to someone about half his age earlier this summer.
I am amazed they would bring people in to pretend to be “conservatives”. What is the point?
RINO’s will pretend to buy it I guess.
It’s quite clearly a military invasion.
The fact that the combatants are using low level insurgency tactics to achieve their goals is irrelevant. It simply means they recognize they can’t win with high intensity means, or to put it bluntly, they’re outgunned.
A massive foreign populace agitating by physical violence to defeat the existing national forces show clearly that it’s a force of occupation, or to be more quaint, a colonial force.
That it is being facilitated if not motivated by the foreign government can be seen in the ludicrously high number of “consulates” in the U.S. from Mexico: over 50.
No other country comes close. Those are clearly shadow government operations, designed to inform and manage the occupation force, and coerce/persuade the target nationals to submit whenever they attempt to resist.
What they are doing now in Tucson would have been met with serious armed opposition just 30 years ago. That they are emboldened now tells you how far we have gone.
Only the Dead have seen the end of war.
This is why we have to tell everyone we know to NEVER VOTE FOR A DEMOCRAT OR RINO.
Soros’ JPMorgan is getting a kickback on every SNAP account - over a hundred million $ from NY alone and same in FL. You can’t tell me he didn’t have his fingerprints all over the shutdown. He’s a busy little beaver.
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