But this number isn’t high enough for Dem Cong Gutierrez and his 92 co-sponsors. Their Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill includes a provision called “recapture” that will add up all the supposedly “unused” work visas since 1992 and issue them immediately.
This is a complete fraud, as all unused work visas are rolled over to the family reunification category the next year as it is.
Gutierrez' Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill will create 100,000 visas from countries that send the most illegal immigrants every year. According to the State Department, this will mean 550,000 new foreign workers.
AND GET THIS Mexico is the staging area for Third World and other illegals preparing to violate our borders. The Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill rewards Mexico b/c they calculatedly promote illegal immigration.
Gutierrez' bill will make it much easier for more illegal aliens to break in. Under the Bill, to prove they have jobs and were in the country BEFORE Congress passed amnesty, illegals are allowed to use stolen ID's, fake green cards, and fraudulent SS numbers....... without fear of prosecution.
Mexico facilitates the profitable staging area for global illegals to cross the border. Contrary to Obama’s claim that CIR bill will increase border security, it does just the opposite.........
<> it guts successful enforcement measures,
<>limits raids on illegal immigrants,
<> prohibits use of troops on the border,
<> replaces E-Verify used to ensure employers hire legal American workers,
<> overturns all state and local US laws that crackdown on illegal immigration,
<> abolishes 287(g) that allows local L/E and federal authorities to apprehend criminal illegals.
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WHAT WE HAVE TO LOOK FOWARD TO.. Jesus Galvis is a licensed travel agent AND a notary public, who "provides" immigration papers, visas, and translations to Latinos in New Jersey. (ED and provides ID's many times over......to each invader.)
In the late 1980's, Mr Galvis held two US government jobs but was summarily dismissed as Treasurer at a Community College for improprieties with government scholarship money. Galvis wasn't charged, just dumped.
He is still a government employee----with a County Government Hispanic Committee.
He is also a former elected councilman. In 1998 Jesus Galvis, while holding elected office in Hackensack, NJ, ran a campaign for a senate seat in the Central America nation of Columbia.
Galvis planned to hold his US office and his Columbian office at the same time.
Mr. Galvis was asked in a newspaper interview whether he could represent his Hackensack constituents while spending time in Colombia. He said he would have been like a US Congressman with an office in his district and one in Washington. In each place, he said, "I would be representing Colombians in the United States."
SOURCE: www.globalpolicy.org/nations/citizen/multiple.htm
UPDATE on Jesus Galvis, a city councilman in the US, who ran for office in central America. He was ousted from a comunity college job due to financial improprieties with government scholarship money (our tax dollars). He now works for the Sheriff's office.
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9/21/08
ELECTED BOARD OF COUNTY FREEHOLDERS PROJECT
Multicultural Fair Proves Successful for County Residents
Rosa Ordonez, Tony Villalobos, President of the Hispanic-American
Commission of the County of Bergen, County Executive Dennis McNerney,
Grisele Manzano, Humberto Goez, Director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs,
Freeholder Bernadette P. McPherson and Jesus Galvis from the Bergen
County Sheriff’s Office.
Hackensack - Over a thousand people looking for jobs resources and social services attended the Fifth Annual Multicultural Family Resources Fair at Bergen Community College’s Hackensack campus. People from all walks of life attended in search of resources and information that can better their quality of life.
A significant number of those attending were new residents or recent immigrants looking for a starting point to obtain information and assistance. The Fair offered a one-stop location for residents to get information and advice on a variety of topics including job training programs, health care information, mortgage assistance, and services for women, children, and seniors. Additionally, participants where able to obtain free cholesterol, blood pressure, dental screenings, among other important health tests. ###
SOURCE http://www.co.bergen.nj.us/press/PressReleaseFreeholder.aspx?press_id=673&dbTarget=FH