Americans Taking Action Against Illegal Immigration State-by-State

Magic City Morning Star ^ | 12/30/2004 | Jan Herron

[nanak]

The recent action by Arizona citizens that passed legislation allowing that state to block taxpayer services to illegal aliens was long over due. I applaud their efforts and endless work. The voters of Arizona sent the perfect message: Foreigners who break into the US illegally don't receive freebies from Arizona citizens. They will be reported and deported. The loud and clear message sent by Arizona taxpayers means the money in their wallets will no longer subsidize border jumpers. EVERY STATE in the country needs to implement their own initiative and send out a clear warning that their "Bank of Entitlements" will no longer fund illegal aliens.

Throughout this country, complaints grow on a daily basis. Our shopping malls and parking lots explode with illegal aliens who dump garbage, are drunk and urinate in public while seeking work "Americans won't do" (which is known as the big lie created by corporate crooks). This creates a fearful situation that turns citizens away from entering businesses they once supported. Our hospitals bankrupt, our schools cascade into overrun classrooms and unemployment bursts at the seams in unemployment lines.

EVERY STATE must consider the consequences of this massive invasion by illegals. Why? The line never ends. According to Time Magazine's September 12, 2004 issue, "Who Left the Door Open?" three million jumped U.S. borders in 2004. More are expected in 2005. It is imperative for ALL STATES to follow Arizona's lead in denying services to these lawbreakers. Contact your state legislators and hold their feet to the fire. Demand your U.S. House representative join the Immigration Reform Caucus. Further, any elected official who supports President Bush's amnesty legislation needs to be reminded that citizens will no longer tolerate deviation from the truth regarding his "guest worker" sham.

We must bypass national politicians and bring issues before the voters. Look for numerous groups, including Georgians for Immigration Reform and Defend Colorado Now -- currently pursuing effective action.

Recently, Senators Kennedy and McCain joined forces to "work" the illegal alien problem. Worse, their contemporaries assist them in perpetuating their insidious propaganda that misinforms and misleads Americans. We must expose government mismanagement and corruption. Unfortunately, career politicians prolong this national crisis. Greedy elected officials need to be reckoned with as they have been hijacked by lobbyists. We must get to the bottom of the cesspool since our federal government offers little, if any, help. We must start at the local government level and manage "OUR" money.

It's time our elected officials represent "We the People." They swore on the Bible to uphold the Constitution and serve American citizens. Nowhere did it say they serve illegal aliens from other countries over American citizens. It's time they follow through on their sacred trust as a majority of Americans are "mad as hell and are not going to take it anymore."

[MissAmericanPie]

How about a report from the front lines of Texas, population 50% anglo, 50% illegal/immigrant. A friend called me about five abandoned kittens she had found, would I take them, I'm a sucker so now I feeding five hungry mouths.

Cutting to the chase I talked to the vet that lives across the street about what the kittens needed, drove to the store to pick up her list, ran to work to pick up two birds that the owner no longer wants, when I entered the door of my employment they start screaming your house is being robbed right now, the police are on their way, go home.

The police had the guys in custody, of course they caught them coming back for their second load, so now we are out a diamond necklace, an x box, and a glock, gone, bye, bye, from the first break in the week before that we didn't even bother to report because of the rush getting ready for Christmas, and the cops are useless.

Turns out the cops get a search warrant for the boys home and one of the dads works for the Mexican Mafia and had a house full to the rafters of meth. Seven people were arrested, the dad, the two boys, and four other men there connected with the drug dealing.

The police assured us they would be patrolling the area all night long, wonder where they were while 8, count them, eight different gangs left their territorial marks in the park and on the elementary school across the street last night. The Crypts, the Bloods, the Familia, and all these mexican gang names that I can't remember, are laying claimj to and going to war over who owns the park.

The police came back tonight asking us a lot of questions about one gang member in particular that is especially dangerous, and I told them I had seen him talking to a group of kids and my son in our front yard, and that I had called my son in the house and pointed the guy out to him and asked who is that? He said they were friends of ....that ended up being one of the ones that broke into our house, who lives down the street and it was my sons first time to meet him this stranger.

I told my son that guy looks like major bad news, not to say anything to irritate him and make an excuse to come in the house. The police said the situation in the neighborhood is "grave and dangerous", most in part to the one mafia leader whose mules are in jail now because their kids had decided to do a dumb stunt and break into our house. Only this time a neighbor was watching and called to police.

Today the cops did a major drug bust in the park, and one of the reasons they came by tonight was to ask us to watch and report anything, no matter how innocent it looks to 911.

I asked the cops how much danger we are in, because we took shifts sleeping and watching last night, loaded for bear and waiting for some type of retaliation from this mafia leader for having cost him so many of his mules, plus after today, he may think we had something to do with the major bust in the park today.

The police attempted to reassure us that this is between the gangs and one cop had talked to a "Blood" who informed him that all out hell was about to break out in that park over which gang owns it and we are the last people on their minds. Do I believe that? No. Due to past events, I don't believe it.

I am a person who has fought all my life for normal, I love a normal, peaceful existence, give me a rut and a routine everyday of my life and I'm a happy camper. But there is another side to that coin, I will not stand weeping over my son's grave, I can be a cold preemptive beast loose on the street if I feel my child in danger. We have been robbed over the past eight years about 10 or 12 times. Fine, it's just stuff and I can replace it.

But if this scum decides to ratchet this up one more notch I will melt him to his shoe tops or die, happy as a drunk monkey, trying. So "Happy New Year" FReepers, I pray that 2005 passes without ya'll reading about me in the news papers.

[brianl703]

Here's what's going on in Manassas:

http://www.manassasjm.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=MJM/MGArticle/WPN_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031779983478&path=

Four alleged Northern Virginia gang members are charged with the Manassas area murder of Jose "Snoopy" Escobar, 22. Escobar was shot at a party in an Irongate house Aug. 11.

At the preliminary hearings of Wilfredo Montoya-Baires, 25, Fredy Ernahy Escobar, 23, and Reynaldo Alexander Cordova, 22, prosecutors said they believe Escobar had been killed in a coordinated MS-13 hit, because gang leaders believed Escobar had ratted on another gang member to Immigration and Naturalization Services.

Montoya-Baires, of Reston, and Fredy Escobar, of Sterling, were both indicted in December on charges of first-degree murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and criminal gang participation.

Charges of first-degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony were dropped against Cordova, of Falls Church, after a witness told the judge at Cordova's preliminary hearing that he didn't see Cordova the night Jose Escobar was shot and stabbed. The witness said he feared for his life and the lives of his family in El Salvador.

Authorities are still seeking Carlos Roberto Avalos, 29, who is also charged with murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.