Posted on 07/12/2006 6:22:41 AM PDT by Ladycalif
LAGUNA BEACH - A day-labor site along Laguna Canyon Road will remain in operation for at least another year after the city reached a lease agreement with the California Department of Transportation.
City Manager Ken Frank revealed the news Tuesday night to 100 people packed inside the City Council chambers and was met with applause and boos.
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SIGN SUGGESTIONS:
SHAME ON LAGUNA BEACH LAGUNA BEACH HARBORS ILLEGAL ALIENS YOUR TAX DOLLARS SUPPORT ILLEGAL ALIENS BOYCOTT LAGUNA BEACH
DATE Saturday, July 15
TIME 10am - 1pm
LOCATION next to GANAHL LUMBER 1765 Laguna Canyon Rd, Laguna Beach, CA
PLEASE JOIN US!!!!
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Screw your fellow American, hire an ILLEGAL alien here!
American workers suck! ILLEGAL workers ROCK!
"Sieg Heil!" Arnold, for ILLEGAL workers!
ILLEGAL labor courtesy of Bush/Chertoff!
Get your "Compassionate Conservative" ILLEGAL workers here!
Day SLAVE pick-up site!
I think your on to something here, seriously DTogo.
More Strong Worded Sarcastic Signs are an awesome idea.
Can't be attacked for be "racist". The confusion from the aliens would be interesting too.
They are just hoping that it gets forgotten by then. Disgusting.
I love this one:
http://homepage.mac.com/mjsmith/Media/illegalbordercrossings.wmv
If I got a taker I would sue the guy that hired him and the State because they were the agency that brought them together.
For the city to provide a place for illegal aliens to gather in order to facilitate their illegal employment, it would seem to me that the city (as well as the employers) are in violation of provisions of the INA (encouraging illegal immigration), prosecutable under RICO.
Considering you all are in California, I am curious... do you know if anyone has contacted RICO attorney David Klehm since they seem to be focusing on CA first?
http://www.theconservativevoice.com/article/15682.html
http://www.illegalemployers.org/index2.html
She said she plans to seek an injunction stopping any sale of the land.
With Eileen on the case, I'm sure this is not the end of the story.
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