Chief Judge Navarro is a Las Vegas native of Cuban descent who is fluent in Spanish. She has authored several articles, including “Cultural Factors and the Voluntariness of Statements” and “Criminal Defense and the Consequences of Immigration Law.” Judge Navarro has also been a speaker for the Criminal Justice Act Panel Attorneys on the topic of “How to Effectively Represent Non-English Speaking Clients and/or Clients with a Different Cultural Background.”
She has always enjoyed being actively involved in her community. She is a 2003 Graduate of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program and served as a panel speaker and Co-Chaired the program’s Criminal Justice Day numerous times. She is also a Past-President of the Latino Bar Association of Southern Nevada where she assisted La Voz, the Boyd School of Law Hispanic Law Student Association, to launch a mentorship program called Huellas (“footprints” in Spanish) which was awarded the 2008 Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) Law Student Organization of the Year Award. Prior to her appointment to the bench, Chief Judge Navarro also served on the Advisory Board of the Nevada branch of the national non-profit Youth Advocacy Program (YAP, Inc.) and was on the Executive Board of DJs for PJs, a non-profit organization which over the years has collected and distributed more than 40,000 pajamas to children in need at Child Haven, Boy’s and Girl’s Town, Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation, S.A.F.E. House, Safe Nest, The Shade Tree Shelter, Variety Early Learning Center and Women’s Development Center.
Now imagine if my father's biography, a prosecutor in Southern Arizona, included organizations like the Anglo-Saxon Student Law Society, or being in a German organization called Volken or similar...you get the picture. The howling would have never stopped. Racist! (see, you're conditioned! you're just like them!) Mexiphobic! Klansman!
Gloria Navarro's history is one long tedious litany of resentment towards the Evil Gringos for "taking our land".
And she was appointed by a man who had no right to be President of our country, and none of his laws or Executive Orders should have any power over us.
You disagree? Next you gonna tell me that Bambi was "one of us", even though Daddy was a Kenyan, Mommy was a Commie, and Muslim Indonesia was where he really felt at home?
You can disagree with her beliefs - beliefs a LOT of whites share - but it is WRONG to write:
“The USA is wherever the Americans are. Ruben ain’t one of us, and neither is Ana Navarro...
...As for Ana Navarro....she’s an alien, a foreigner, a person who was supposed to be a temporary visitor, her family being victims of the sick culture they inherited in Cuba. Caudillos like the Castro family are part and parcel of that culture, and like it or not, they bring it here in their memories, their traditions, who knows, maybe their genes. The psychopath trait is known to be a gene.”
She was born in the USA! She is as American as Hillary Clinton - an American hating WASP. She is as fully an American as you are. The idea that Ana Navarro genetically hates whites is obscene - AND racist!
“Unlike you, I grew up in Tucson.”
Well, I moved to Tucson in 1971. I remember it as it was, and it has grown. But South Tucson wasn’t safe to drive through in 1971 either.
Doesn’t matter.
“Ana Navarro....she’s an alien, a foreigner, a person who was supposed to be a temporary visitor, her family being victims of the sick culture they inherited in Cuba...”
That is racism, pure and simple. It is repulsive.