Posted on 08/27/2014 6:19:00 AM PDT by YourAdHere
After years of fighting for justice for immigrant families, we are on the verge of achieving real relief. With a do-nothing Congress frittering away legislative reform, President Obama has publically promised to adopt aggressive administrative relief early in September.
The question now is how much for how many. Immigrants have suffered at historic levels under his administration and President Obama needs to go big in order to restore sanity to the lives of families. We believe that we must return to the White House to make one final big push to dramatize exactly how far relief needs to go. President Obama needs to hear that providing work permits to the parents of US citizen children is not enough. Our rallying cry will be: President Obama Stop Deporting Workers, Parents, Children.
On August 28, we will gather at ICE national headquarters at 500 12th St., SW, at 11:30, then march to the White House. Our goal at the White House is to conduct the large act of civil disobedience with hundreds arrestees. Our goal is for these heroes to be cheered on by several thousand more.
They are invaders, not immigrants
Picket ICE? Why? They’ve bent over backwards already.
Thanks for posting. The inside/outside game on display.
You’re welcome, and agreed!
One bright spot, they’ll annoy the lunchtime crowd in D.C. by tying up downtown traffic. Maybe someone can document the march and signs/flags.
Our taxes pissed away.
Your CASA is their CASA.
So illegal aliens are now national hero’s ?? They always go on and on about their families and when some illegal is for example driving without license /insurance causes fatal accident, do they intend to include this family in their demands or thousands of others ?..On Monday, Hamilton police arrested and charged Merced Garcia, 37, for vehicular homicide and driving without a license.
Hamilton police said Garcia failed to provide proof of U.S. citizenship.
Watch this story
On Aug. 20, police were sent the intersection of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Ludlow Street around 2:30 p.m.
Police said when they arrived, they found a Jeep driven by Garcia had turned into the path of a motorcycle and failed to yield when turning.
The driver of the motorcycle, David McDaniel, 64, and his wife, Delilah Gayle McDaniel, were taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital.
Delilah McDaniel was transferred to a Dayton area hospital due to the severity of her injuries. She died Saturday night while in surgery.
“It’s terrible for the McDaniel family, I met with them this morning but accidents are accidents. There was no indication of alcohol or drugs, anything like that,” said Sgt. Ed Buns with Hamilton Police Traffic Section. “Miss Garcia simply did not see the motorcycle coming and turned.”
Hamilton Police said Garcia is Mexican and does not speak English, which can be a challenge for many officers. Police did communicate with Garcia through an interpreter.
“We deal with them, we work with them, we’re here to provide service to everyone who is here and make sure they are safe and protected,” said Buns.
Garcia’s family told WLWT she came to the U.S. through Texas eight years ago to escape an abusive relationship with her husband and father of her three children
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