Illegal immigrant worked as airport security supervisor for TWENTY years...(Newark Liberty Int'l)

Illegal immigrant worked as airport security supervisor for TWENTY years under the ID of a man murdered in 1992

Oyewole oversaw 30 security officers at Newark Liberty International Airport in his position as a supervisor

Authorities say a longtime security supervisor at a New Jersey airport has been arrested on a charge he was using the identity of a New York City man who was murdered 20 years ago. Illegal immigrant Bimbo Olumuyiwa Oyewole, 54, of Nigeria, was arrested on Monday at his home in Elizabeth. His co-workers knew him as Jerry Thomas, a man who was murdered in New York City in 1992, the same year Oyewole allegedly assumed his name when he started working at the airport.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says Oyewole had worked at Newark Liberty International Airport for about 20 years and had passed background checks.

Oyewole allegedly had all the documents he needed, including a birth certificate and a social security card. He had worked under several contractors at the airport, most recently FJC Security Services.

FJC Security, which received an airport contract in 2003, said it conducted a background check on the guard as had New Jersey state police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. FJC spokesman Michael McKeon said: 'In all cases, he passed the background checks.

'During his time with FJC, he had nothing in his record or his performance to indicate a cause for concern or a reason to question the state police and federal government's background checks.'

That would be Cesar Millan, who took advantage of the everyone-come-in-free policy of the traitors we elect to high office:

“Millan illegally crossed the border into the US when he was 21 years old, spoke no English and knew no one in the USA”

“Millan became a legal resident of the U.S. in 2000, became a U.S. citizen in 2009, and lives in Santa Clarita, California. “

“I didn’t know Cesar Millan entered the U.S. illegally but how many more did who has become celebrity?”

‘Piolin’ is one:

Eddie “Piolín” Sotelo is a Mexican radio personality, born in Ocotlán, Jalisco, in 1972. His show, “Piolín por la Mañana,” runs weekday mornings on KSCA in Southern California. His nickname means “Tweety Bird” in Spanish, a nickname he acquired as a child.[1] The LA Times ranked Sotelo in 2006 amongst the 100 most powerful people in Southern California. His show, broadcast entirely in Spanish for a Spanish speaking audience, is one of the most popular shows on Los Angeles radio, with a 9.9 rating.[2]

In 2005, Sotelo provided immigration rights supporters four hours on his program.[3] His support of the immigration rights protests in 2006 is often credited as the main reason for their enormous turnout, even though many other media personalities helped to make it. He has explained that his own experience of crossing the border and living in the United States as an illegal alien helped him identify with the situation. He is now residing legally in the United States where he encourages illegal aliens to readjust their status and to engage in peaceful political activism for immigration reform.

In 2007, Sotelo encouraged listeners to have U. S. citizens sign a letter proposing an immigration reform. Over 1 million letters were recruited. Sotelo and his team led a caravan to Washington, DC where they turned them over to Congress. The law was not passed, but the effort showed the perseverance of Sotelo, his team, his listeners, and the Hispanic community.

Sotelo provided the voice of Rafa, one of the dogs in Disney’s 2008 movie, “Beverly Hills Chihuahua.”
Apart from his commitment to his listeners, Eddie “Piolín” Sotelo is also one of the most televised radio personalities in the nation with regular appearances on national shows like Sábado Gigante, Cristina, Escándalo TV, Qué Dice la Gente, Don Francisco Presenta, and interviews on CNN, Fox News Channel, Larry King, MSNBC, Anderson Cooper, and Good Morning America, to name a few.

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