Posted on 04/11/2006 10:22:19 AM PDT by Crackingham
Too bad the majority of the protesters can't vote.
So now they are threatening.
Hopefully our elected officials will not cave in to their demands and than who will be the biggest losers Bye bye illegals.
Forgive my skepticism, but what 250mill? Heck if they were REALLY 250MILL outraged you'd see them on the evening news protesting in even BIGGER numbers down the streets! We're too comfortable to leave home and work to show our support for the LAW of the LAND! We take it for granted our elected officials will do the work we have elected them to do...BS! The majority, with the exception of a few gutsy pubs, are cowering under a bed somewhere scared to death they'll be booted off their comfortable comfort zone of DC! Not enough spines in our party...pity!
Hey, Lydia, just where DID all those people come from?
"This is the first real social movement, bottom-up, grass-roots movement of the 21st century," longtime Hispanic activist and university professor Jose Angel Gutierrez told the Dallas Morning News.
"Grass-roots" courtesy of A.N.S.W.E.R., et al.
These Latino marches are pure terrorism that intends to intimidate our government.
I'll tell you which way the wind will blow with this group. La Raza organization along with LULAC and the rest of liberal scummy groups will have a tremendous amount of clout with these folks...Take my word for it, I know...they will be the new RATS voting block, which to the dismay of the Black community, will be the force to reckon with in future elections. The pubs by keeping away from the problem have just sealed our party's fate! The rats were in full force gaining these folks trust and votes, unfortunately they are turning out to be the savior of this ILLEGAL cause! Let's see what the pubs do, but I ain't holding my breath! The rats just screwed the pooch and unless those 250 million folk kick them outta office, consider a RAT majority in all three branches...SCARY THOUGHT!
15 down, 6,234,978 to go:
15 immigrants fired after attending rally
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The Associated Press
Tuesday, April 11, 2006 6:10 a.m. ET
DETROIT (AP) -- Fifteen immigrant women were fired from their jobs as meat cutters after attending a protest for immigrant rights last month.
The women had been told they would be terminated if they missed work on the day of the March 27 rally in Detroit, said Jay Bonahoom, general manager of Wolverine Packing Co.
But the workers said Monday that the women received no such warning. They would not have skipped the morning shift if they knew they would have been fired for attending the rally, said Elena Herrada, an activist trying to get the women's jobs back.
The workers had been told, "written and verbally," on the Friday before the protest that their attendance was mandatory on the day of the rally, Bonahoom told the Detroit Free Press.
The fired workers were natives of Mexico. Many had worked at Wolverine Packing for several years, and some were undocumented immigrants, Herrada said.
They were fired "for standing up for their rights," she said.
Exactly what were they demonstrating for? Unlimited immigration forever? The system and the people, rotten from the decadence of wealth and multicultural brainwashing, are incapable of doing anything to stop it.
They're not American citizens. They have no rights under our Constitution. They're foreign invaders, and should have been arrested on the spot.
In response to the question, the following are some that are responsible:
National Sponsoring Committee Endorsers
Coordinated by the National Capital Immigrant Coalition, Institutional Funders
Organizations Supporting the Kennedy-McCain Immigration Legislation
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) American Jewish Committee Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) Arizona Interfaith Network (AIN) Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA) Conservatives and Business Representatives Cook County (IL) Resolution Essential Worker Immigration Coalition (EWIC) Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) Heartland Alliances Midwest Immigrant & Human Rights Center (MIHRC) Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) Idaho Community Action Network (ICAN) Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR) Immigrant Rights Network of Iowa & Nebraska International Franchise Association Jesuit Conference and Jesuit Refugee Service USA Laborers International Union of North American (LIUNA), AFL-CIO League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services (LIRS) Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA) Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium (NAPALC) National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund National Council of La Raza (NCLR) National Immigration Forum National Immigration Law Center (NILC) National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC) National Restaurant Association New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) Organization of Chinese Americans PCUN, Oregons farmworker union, and CAUSA, Oregons immigrant rights coalition People for the American Way (PFAW) Service Employees International Union (SEIU), AFL-CIO U.S. Chamber of Commerce UNITE HERE! United Farm Workers (UFW) United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) Statute of Liberty Campaign supporting the McCain-Kennedy bill that includes: American Health Care Association American Hotel and Lodging Association American Immigration Lawyers Association American Jewish Committee American Nursery and Landscape Association Essential Worker Immigration Coalition Grover G. Norquist, President, Americans for Tax Reform International Franchise Association Jeff Bell, Principal, Capital City Partners Laborers International Union of North America League of United Latin American Citizens Linda Chavez, President, Center for Equal Opportunity Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund National Council of La Raza National Immigration Forum National Restaurant Association National Roofing Contractors Association Service Employees International Union Tamar Jacoby, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute The Latino Coalition United Farm Workers of America UNITE/HERE U.S. Chamber of Commerce
But, but they no read, no understand da englass!
>>>Interesting that our officials should worry about the 12 million illegals (who aren't supposed to vote anyway) and not worry about the OUTRAGED 250 million who are pissed off about illegal immigration...>>>
I've pondered that myself. I don't think they truly get it. The average joe, that can't afford to, don't want to take off of work to go scream in the streets does NOT LIKE THIS AT ALL.
Missed opportunities for crop duster planes to spray them with sterilizing agents ;-)
Being a black woman myself bellal, I hope that this does not come back and bite the African Americans in the butt. (Check out my post #54 to see the numerous blacks that are supporting and/or endorsing this).
In a way it is kind of funny to me when I compare to what is happening today and what was being spun on the news talk shows a couple of years ago, if that long.
It was being boasted about that the mexicans, latinos were going to surpass the African Americans to become the #1 minority, etc. by the talking heads and some politicians. And how it was such a good thing because the African Americans was such a lazy lot, yada, yada, yada.
It appears that the talking heads and the pro illegal immigrant bunch got their wish.
Illegals marching, flying their Mexican flag and demanding in the streets of America.
We aren't supposed to mention the words "race" and "power" in the same sentence. Or so I thought?
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