In 2007 there were a lot of Mexican flags at these criminal insurgent rallies
Then they got such bad press, that they started bringing American flags.
Here's what is happening in my area
By MARTIN ESPINOZAThe bolded part in the last paragraph is a bold--Ok bald--faced lie!
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
Published: Thursday, April 29, 2010 at 3:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 29, 2010 at 9:12 p.m.( page of 3 )
Arizona’s tough new state law has reinvigorated immigration rights advocates who had begun to worry that their calls for comprehensive reform legislation had fallen on deaf ears
Thousands of labor, civil rights and immigration activists plan to stage demonstrations nationwide Saturday, renewing their pressure on Congress to move forward on an immigration overhaul.
In Sonoma County, advocates predict the controversy will spark heightened interest in a march and rally scheduled for Saturday in downtown Santa Rosa.
Casimiro Alvarez, regional director of the United Farm Workers, said the Arizona law “is mobilizing a lot of people ... We’re worried that other states will adopt similar laws.”
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“People are outraged that such a bill could even be proposed, let alone passed,” said Leticia Romero, a member of the coordinating council for the Committee for Immigrant Rights of Sonoma County.
“What they’re doing is basically allowing officers to stop people based on the color of their skin,” she said. “What determines suspicion? How does a police officer know if a person is undocumented?”
They stop a criminal insurgent invader because he has BROKEN THE LAW and then can ask for his papers.
Most of the criminals these days are illegal aliens who broke the laws of this country when they invaded out country.