Posted on 05/30/2017 6:59:28 PM PDT by marktwain
| Two of at least four levels of Sanctuary City Proponents Disrupting Texas Legislature |
A Texas legislature called Immigration and Customs Enforcement on disruptors at the Texas Legislature who claimed to be illegal immigrants. When he told other legislators of his action, a scuffle broke out on the floor. This video shows the level of disruption that occurred before the scuffle. The "protest" was against a bill that had been signed into law days before.
There are conflicting versions of events. Rinaldi, the Republican who Called ICE, said he was assaulted and threatened by Romero and other Hispanics, who had to be held back by other legislators. He claimed that another legislator, Poncho Nevarez, specifically threatened to "get him" on his way to his car.
Rinaldi then says he said that he would shoot him if he were attacked. A personal firearm levels the playing field between a mob and a single legislator.
The press conference by Romero said that Rinaldi threatened them, never mentioning the previous threats.
All this came about because several protesters claimed to be in Texas illegally and claimed that they would stay illegally. That is when Rinaldi called Immigration.
No disagreement between lawmakers should ever escalate to scuffles among the desks. But Republicans are not going to back away from the enforcement of existing laws demanded by their voters. If Democrat voters wish for their representatives to dismantle those laws and turn a blind eye to illegal immigration, that is a debate every Republican will welcome.What is not being talked about is the disruption of the legislature and the intimidation by the "protesters". It appears to be a pure power play by the pro-illegal crowd. The bill had already passed and been signed into law days ago.
What we will not do is tolerate lies about our motives. Romero knows full well that Rinaldi was not trying to get the whole gallery full of protesters deported. Nevarez and the rest of the Mexican-American legislative caucus know that none of this is about race; it is about behavior.
But it is harder to argue that following the law is somehow a bad idea. Better to simply smear opponents as haters and hope they are cowed into submission.
The video is the best that I have found to show the scale of this disruption of the Texas legislature.
The disruption is much larger than I thought.
Every one involved needs to be prosecuted, and if illegal aliens deported.
Everyone of those disruptive illegal criminals need to be deported immediately and never allowed back.
charge them with “sedition by a foreign agent”.
And give them two choices
1. they can stay and be executed
2. they can leave and never return on penalty of being executed
They are incredibly arrogant. As far as I’m concerned branding “ILLEGAL” on their forehead is going easy on them.
“..Democrat who vowed to “get him” Says he would shoot an Attacker...”
When you threaten someone, be prepared for retaliation.
If the democommie wants a fight.... give him a fight. And use Obama’s words... “they bring a knife, we bring a gun”.
Fascinating. Mexico dumps its poor people into the United States, and these people get angry at the US when they want to send them back. But they don’t want to go back to the racism of the Mexican Government that forced them out.
“...need to be deported immediately...”
If our internal security agencies would actually do their jobs, that place would have been surrounded while they were inside, and then each and every one of them would be detained and their legal status checked.
You’re here illegally? Boot to the ass, pedro. Buh-bye. That day. Within hours. There’s the door. Let it hit you in the ass.
Pancho. + Cisco.
Exactly right.
“Cisco”...
Hmmm... immediately, “Cisco kid... he was a friend of mine...” popped into my head. And I haven’t heard that song for years.
Look at the ruling class in Meh-e-coh. They are all of European decent and a closed group. Class members that socialize, marry or work outside the class with “brownies” (full or mixed indian) are shunned as outcasts.
It is not common to just Meh-e-coh. Look at the other countries in Central and South America and you will see the same.
Poncho Nevarez (D) admits to laying hands on Rinaldi, the Republican who Called ICE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIakYx_CED8&feature=youtu.be&t=137
Texas has 38 electoral votes and a sizable Hispanic population. All those Dem voters, and many more just across the border clamoring for entry. Dem strategists probably think it's ripe for the picking.
If the Dems could turn Texas blue, they would lock in the three biggest electoral states, and a nearly insurmountable lead in presidential elections. They could ignore the Midwest completely!
Run the numbers for '16 and you'll find that even with all those purple states they lost, Hillary would be POTUS if one state, Texas, would have turned.
Don't be surprised if you see a lot of Hispanic unrest there over the next four years.
These are paid for demonstrators and they’re hold signs with “I’m Illegal” on it blatantly calling themselves out as criminals. And the Republican gets heat for calling ICE to get these criminals removed?
The dems are vile. Period.
They all wore the same t-shirt. Conspiracy.
We need to find out the name of the group.
I agree with Renauldi, (spelling) who called ICE. Why not? They claimed to be illegal. It was the right thing to do.
President Nieto & family:
They don't look much like the people he is sending north to disrupt the Texas Legislature.
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