Posted on 06/23/2007 9:23:28 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Five people were arrested at a Los Angeles park on Saturday as police dispersed anti-immigration demonstrators and counter-protestors, authorities said.
Among those arrested for failure to obey was activist Ted Hayes, who organized the anti-immigration rally at MacArthur Park, said Officer April Harding.
Hayes got a permit for a daylong rally of Minutemen activists and a smaller group of protesters demanding reparations for slavery. They were met by a crowd of about 300 pro-immigrant marchers carrying signs and vowing to prevent the others from marching into the park.
A call to the Minutemen was not immediately returned.
Police handled the situation carefully, mindful of the May Day clash in which officers used rubber bullets and batons to clear immigration reform demonstrations, Harding said. Officers, some in riot gear, some in shorts and on bicycles, kept the two sides apart.
"There was a lot of shouting, a lot of trash talking, but no violence," Harding said.
When the rally's permit expired on Saturday afternoon, police officials declared the anti-immigrant protesting an illegal assembly. Five people including Hayes refused to disperse and were arrested.
LOL.
Much better!
Support the demonstrators!!
Just say NO to Illegal Alien Amnesty!! Keep calling!! It’s NOT OVER!!
U.S. Senate switchboard: (202) 224-3121
U.S. House switchboard: (202) 225-3121
White House comments: (202) 456-1111
Find your House Rep.: http://www.house.gov/writerep
Find your US Senators: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
That’ll work! Thanks!
Our grinning little twerp Mexican mayor needs to have his e-mail box filled up with complaints from CITIZENS.
mayor@lacity.org
Maybe Chief of Police Bratton should stop pandering to the illegals too. Reach him at:
contact@lapdonline.org
BTTT
Actually, he's a MEcHISTA gangster who has never actually renounced the views he held while being a major player in that organization... but the press simply continues to give him a pass.
As I said on the other thread, what kind of permit do the illegal pull that allows them to shut down major cities all across the country?
CA: Five arrested at Los Angeles immigration rally ('illegal assembly' when permit expired)
Posted by NormsRevenge
On News/Activism 06/23/2007 9:23:28 PM PDT · 29 replies · 478+ views
AP on Bakersfield Californian ^ | 6/23/07 | AP
Square Off at Leimert Park (Ted Hayes Had Permit, Still Arrested)PICS - LOTS of PICS!!
Posted by Ladycalif
On News/Activism 06/23/2007 7:08:41 PM PDT · 61 replies · 1,522+ views
6/23/07
Police and Protesters Square Off at Leimert Park (Immigration-Ted Hayes Had Permit, Still Arrested)
Posted by bd476
On News/Activism 06/23/2007 6:11:47 PM PDT · 106 replies · 1,714+ views
KTLA ^ | June 23, 2007
TED HAYES' ANTI ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION MARCH Saturday, June 23rd,2007
Posted by Ladycalif
On News/Activism 06/18/2007 7:48:07 PM PDT · 20 replies · 477+ views
Way to go TED!!!
Confrontation kept under control
Los Angeles Times, CA -8 hours ago
Police defused the standoff, both sides dispersed and five people, including organizer Ted Hayes, a longtime activist for the homeless, were arrested ...
Five arrested at Los Angeles immigration rally
Fresno Bee (subscription), CA -11 hours ago
Among those arrested for failure to obey was activist Ted Hayes, who organized the anti-immigration rally at MacArthur Park, said Officer April Harding. ...
LA Police Called to Separate Demonstrators
KOLO, NV -11 hours ago
About 300 people took part in the protest against illegal immigration organized by homeless advocate Ted Hayes. That, in turn, drew counter-demonstrators. ...
LAPD breaks-up immigration standoff
Los Angeles Daily News, CA -13 hours ago
... as its parade permit had expired, and a short time later arrested organizer Ted Hayes, a homeless advocate-turned anti-immigration activist. ...
Police and Protesters Square Off at Leimert Park
ktla 5, CA -14 hours ago
Led by longtime homeless advocate Ted Hayes, an unusual coalition of white Minutemen activists and a small number of blacks demanding reparations for ...
LA police called to separate demonstrators
KSBY, CA -15 hours ago
About 150 people are taking part in a rally against illegal immigration organized by homeless advocate Ted Hayes. That, in turn, has drawn about 150 ...
On the Borderline
OC Weekly, CA -Jun 21, 2007
Not to be outdone, the African-American community turns out two speakers of its own, Ted Hayes and Terry Anderson. Anderson warms up the crowd with a joke ...
Surrey's Middleton Cup hopes crushed
This is Local London, UK -Jun 20, 2007
4: Mick Gray, Martin Newbold, Ted Hayes, Mike Reed 34 Norfolk 14. 5: Geoff Houston, Terry Cannon, Roger Rashleigh, Jerry Ingham 6 Norfolk 34. ...
Black Citizens March and Rally June 23rd to Take Back Civil Rights ...
PR Newswire (press release), NY -Jun 19, 2007
"The illegal alien agenda is not a civil rights agenda," declared Ted Hayes, chairman of Choose Black America. "Forty years ago, black Americans bravely ...
Compton cricket gang to take on Bra Boys
Ninemsn, Australia -Jun 18, 2007
The team was created by United States social activist Ted Hayes a decade ago, and Disney is planning to make a movie about the team's rise to success, ...
Just tip off your neo-Marxist allies when patriots are going to assemble. The neo-Marxists arrive for a counter demo, and get violent. Instead of being arrested by police, the police cancel the lawful permit of the patriots, in the name of "public safety," and arrest the patriots.
Right out of the Hugo Chavez playbook.
Read about how a pro-communist, ultra radical "MEChista" named Tony Villar cut his hair, changed his name, put on a tie, and became the mayor of America's second largest city.
In the last confrontation in a park a month or so ago, he was criticized by the illegal alien supporters, and the mayor didn't even back up his own police chief against allegations that the illegals were being herded out.
Soon afterwards Bratton was awarded another contract.
“Hayes got a permit for a daylong rally of Minutemen activists and small group of protesters demanding reparations for slavery.”
The media is focusing on the “reparations for slavery” part of the protest led by Hayes. In fact, Ted’s group of protesters were also protesting the abuse of The Fourteenth Amendment by illegals, the government, and politicians.
Hayes and others had a permit {Amendment I) however the media is not mentioning whether the pro-immigrant marchers obtained a permit.
No one bothered looking for the instigators of the Mac Arthur incident. In the days following the incident, the mayor of L.A. was in public pandering to pro-immigrant [Illegal]supporters.
This is not the first time the Dem. politicians/leadership of CA. have supported the breaking of the law. Believe during the first march that was held in CA...Some of the Dem. leaders from Sacramento left their offices to participate in the protest.
The time is long overdue to vote those out of office who exhibit a blatant disregard for the rule of law.
The time is long overdue for those that publicly support such illegal activities whether it is the politicians, the media, or the activists that support such breaking of the law to be publicly condemned.
The time is long overdue to take our country back.
Ted is a great guy, but the Mayor isn’t. Villagrosa, or as I like to call him “Villain-I-gross-you probably told Chief Bratton to watch the clock, and one minute over the permit arrest people.
Get out the popcorn!
“Weren’t the counter-demonstrators operating without a permit?”
‘Hey! We don’t need no stinking permits!’
Thanks for the great, yet disgusting picture of the Mayor. He was against freedom back then. Nothing has changed except his name.
Today he would be wearing a Che t-shirt that is all the vogue here in Los Angeles. I’m sure that Tony has one in his closet. Heck, he probably has a poster in his house.
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