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Struggling taxpayers are subsidizing these immigrant advocacy organizations like Voces de la Frontera.....probably through the racist La Raza which is sucking up millions of federal tax dollars.

We should take these pronouncements with a grain of salt. Obviously latinos hope to intimidate Americans. The latino PR machine is going at mach speed....thanks to our tax dollars funding their mouthpiece---La Raza. They are flexing their muscles to gain political power...........Third World satraps are egging then on b/c they hunger for US tax dollars to pour into their hellholes.

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Remember 2010 Midterms, when Obama told latinos to "punish their enemies" by voting against Republicans. How'd that work out for suckup Dems (who got annihilated)? ROTFL

Vote-starved Obama and the rest of the endangered Dems continues to tolerate this ntl-security nightmare for fear of offending the Mexican government, the National Council of La Raza, and other immigrant advocates....all of whom are providing Democrat voters to endangered Dems. This outrage is burdening taxpayers and corroding our sacrosanct system of laws.

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Photo from illegals' protest at the Arizona capitol Aug 3, 2010.
Capitol Police and DHS prevented US Veterans from intervening.

Defacment is a crime. Threatening to undermine the US govt is a crime.

WAITING TO GET THEIR ORDERS FROM MEXICO
Reconquista shock troops at Phoenix Capital protest, May 29, 2010.

Illegals----May Day Marchers----plot to takeover the USA, shooting cops in the process.
SIGN: "You owe us America. We will shoot more Arizona police until we get free."

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REFERENCE AZ Senator Reads Shocking Letter from Teacher whining that 'Americans Stole Our Land'(video)
http://www.gannettonline.com/external/scripts/momslikeme/?siteid=6297
Written by JACQUES BILLEAUD, PAUL DAVENPORT, Associated Press

EXCERPT The letter was read aloud in the Arizona Legislature during a debate on an immigration bill. The letter sent to Senate President Russell Pearce said a majority of the eighth-graders at a Glendale school had refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance and declared that Americans had stolen their land and that "most Hispanic students do not want to be educated but rather (want to) be gang members and gangsters."