Now let’s translate this to English:
Around 24 people held a rally Thursday night in front of a federal building in downtown Austin after the wife of an illegal alien contacted an Austin illegal alien support group and told them federal immigration officials had detained her husband during a traffic stop in Southeast Austin.
Immigration officials told her that her husband had not shown up to an immigration court in San Antonio, which he is legally obligated to do after he was caught being in the U.S. illegally the first time.
“What do I do now?” Reyna Alvarado said through a translator because she has not learned English herself . “I had to go to school and tell my daughter that they’ve taken her father away because he broke the law and has been caught.”
The group ICE Out of Austin, which oppose enforcement of immigration laws, gathered Thursday night in front of the J.J. “Jake” Pickle Federal Building, at 300 Eighth St., to protest Francisco Alvarado’s detention.
“Our community feels that we are under attack,” said Alejandro Caceres, who founded the group. “We don’t think that anyone should be deported because this nation has no right to say who can and cannot show up.”
The wife and daughter are illegal aliens, too. Deport them all, we don’t want to split up families.
Pookie had a good ‘Toon yesterday.
A young American family, blonde hair, blue eyes, fair skin,
were sitting in a SUV. All four of them are at the side
windows. They are saying, “We are all going down to Mexico
to take all their free services we can get. Then, when they
object, we will riot, loot, protest & burn stuff! Wanna join
us?”