THE DEMOCRAT PARTY is the CRIMINAL BANKSTER FUNDED PARTY for
LA RAZA SUPREMACY and the building of the MEXICAN WELFARE STATE IN AMERICA.
CA ALONE PUTS OUT $22 BILLION PER YEAR IN WELFARE FOR
ILLEGALS AND HALF THE MURDERS IN CA ARE BY MEXICAN GANGS!
....in CA every election Mexican elect more LA RAZA SUPREMACIST!
LA RAZA Supremacist Democratic Assemblymember
Tom
Ammiano, the top sponsor of the Trust Act, said before Brown's
signature
that he hopes state actions like California's will put more
pressure on
Congress, rather than drawing attention to the
legislative fights there.
THE SAME STATE PASSED A LAW MAKING IT ILLEGAL FOR EMPLOYERS
TO USE E-VERIFY, WHICH IS WHY ALL THE JOBS IN CA GO TO MEXICAN USING STOLEN
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS!
Jerry Brown, Ca - to
return Calif to Mexico
Trust Act Signed In California To Limit
Deportation Program
Posted: 10/05/2013 4:14 pm EDT | Updated: 10/06/2013 3:23 am EDT
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WASHINGTON -- California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a bill on Saturday limiting the state's cooperation with federal immigration authorities, a rebuke of a major Obama administration enforcement policy that has led to record deportations from the state.
As the Congress stalls on immigration reform, action continues in the states, and advocates and politicians in California hope they can serve as an example of how to do it right.
"While Washington waffles on immigration, California's forging ahead," Brown said in a press release after signing the legislation into law. "I'm not waiting."
The new California law, known as the Trust Act, limits the state's cooperation with Secure Communities, a federal program that allows the Department of Homeland Security to access fingerprints taken by local police, to screen detained individuals for immigration status and to request that law enforcement agencies hold them if they're found to be undocumented.
Democratic Assemblymember Tom Ammiano, the top sponsor of the Trust Act, said before Brown's signature that he hopes state actions like California's will put more pressure on Congress, rather than drawing attention to the legislative fights there.
"It makes it all the more important that California be on the lead on this," he said. "If we get the governor's signature, it will be really a benchmark. It will be one of the first states that has gone on record about this program. ... And hopefully, it will signal to D.C. that they need to start moving."
Advocates have been pushing for the Trust Act for years, and finally succeeded in getting the bill to limit Secure Communities past both houses in 2012.
But Brown vetoed last year's version of the legislation, calling the bill "fatally flawed." Brown faulted the earlier version of the Trust Act for barring the state from detaining individuals on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement even when they were charged with or convicted of significant crimes, including offenses involving child abuse, drug trafficking and gang activity. This year's version of the Trust Act addressed those concerns by making the list of crimes classified as serious offenses more extensive.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who recently because president of the University of California system, shifted on the Trust Act and urged Brown earlier this week to support it -- even though the Secure Communities expanded across the country under her watch.
California isn't the typical state on immigration. Nearly 20 years ago, it passed a ballot initiative to crack down on undocumented immigrants. The state became Democratic-leaning not long after, a shift in part attributed to anger from the growing Latino community about the harsh law. The state is now about 38 percent Latino, according to the most recent Census data, compared to the roughly 17 percent of the population made up by Latinos nationwide. California is also among the most immigrant-friendly states in the country. The legislature passed a bill last month to allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses, following steps taken by 10 other states.
Yet California isn't the only state or locality that has at least attempted to limit the scope of Secure Communities. Massachusetts, New York, Illinois and the District of Columbia either attempted to opt-out of the program or passed laws instructing law enforcement to ignore orders to hold individuals. But no area was exempted from the program -- Secure Communities is now implemented nationwide, in 3,181 jurisdictions.
ICE spokeswoman Gillian Christensen previously declined to comment on the California legislation while it was pending, but said the agency has made identifying and removing criminal offenders its "highest priority" and has implemented reforms toward that end. ICE did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday.
Supporters of the Trust Act say Secure Communities makes immigrant communities fearful of police and less likely to report crime, in case in doing so they reveal their undocumented status and get into trouble.
"This is more a law enforcement issue than an immigration issue," Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.), who has criticized Secure Communities, recently told HuffPost in an interview. "What this will do for law enforcement in California is that it will ensure that immigrants collaborate with law enforcement."
Maria del Carmen Sánchez, 45, knows the fear of getting slapped with an ICE hold.
Police arrested her last year after a minor traffic accident. Sánchez, who speaks limited English, says she was driving her neighbor to jury duty. But based on statements from English-speaking witnesses, police suspected that a man had been driving the car instead. When her son tried to bail her out of jail, he found that ICE had requested local authorities to keep her detained because she is undocumented.
"It was a really bad experience," Sánchez told HuffPost in Spanish. "My kids suffered. I suffered. That was my fear, that they would separate me from my children. I kept thinking, 'What's going to happen?' They need me. I need them."
The City of Torrance, in California, dropped the criminal charges against Sánchez in September. But she remains in deportation proceedings.
Secure Communities -- or S-Comm, as its opponents refer to it -- isn't designed to ensnare people without criminal records who get into fender benders. Despite reforms aimed at limiting holds for non-serious offenders, a report released Tuesday by Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University found that plenty of people were held even when it was against ICE policy to do so.
The program is also expensive when used on a broader basis, beyond serious criminals. Requests to detain are supposed to last 48 hours at most, but law enforcement officials sometimes keep people longer, according to reports. A report from Justice Strategies in August 2012 found that Los Angeles County was spending more than $26 million a year to hold undocumented immigrants who it would otherwise release if it weren't for ICE requests to hold them. Justice Strategies estimated that California taxpayers were spending $65 million each year to hold immigrants for ICE.
National groups opposed to comprehensive immigration reform, such as the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a national group against legalization for undocumented immigrants, urged supporters to contact California lawmakers and ask them to oppose the Trust Act. "This bill would undermine public safety in my community and impede the federal government's ability to enforce immigration law," the group's suggested script read.
But advocates of the bill said it is a major step forward toward broader immigration reform in the U.S., and applauded its passage.
"The tide is turning," National Day Laborer Organizing Network Executive Director Pablo Alvarado said in a statement. "California's historic legislation marks a shift of the pendulum away from the criminalization of immigrants and against the idea that police should have any role in immigration enforcement. ... The President should take a cue from the state of California and other locales that have rejected his deportation quota program and reverse course on his administration's policies of Arizonification."
Posted: 10/05/2013 4:14 pm EDT | Updated: 10/06/2013 3:23 am EDT
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WASHINGTON -- California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a bill on Saturday limiting the state's cooperation with federal immigration authorities, a rebuke of a major Obama administration enforcement policy that has led to record deportations from the state.
As the Congress stalls on immigration reform, action continues in the states, and advocates and politicians in California hope they can serve as an example of how to do it right.
"While Washington waffles on immigration, California's forging ahead," Brown said in a press release after signing the legislation into law. "I'm not waiting."
The new California law, known as the Trust Act, limits the state's cooperation with Secure Communities, a federal program that allows the Department of Homeland Security to access fingerprints taken by local police, to screen detained individuals for immigration status and to request that law enforcement agencies hold them if they're found to be undocumented.
Democratic Assemblymember Tom Ammiano, the top sponsor of the Trust Act, said before Brown's signature that he hopes state actions like California's will put more pressure on Congress, rather than drawing attention to the legislative fights there.
"It makes it all the more important that California be on the lead on this," he said. "If we get the governor's signature, it will be really a benchmark. It will be one of the first states that has gone on record about this program. ... And hopefully, it will signal to D.C. that they need to start moving."
Advocates have been pushing for the Trust Act for years, and finally succeeded in getting the bill to limit Secure Communities past both houses in 2012.
But Brown vetoed last year's version of the legislation, calling the bill "fatally flawed." Brown faulted the earlier version of the Trust Act for barring the state from detaining individuals on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement even when they were charged with or convicted of significant crimes, including offenses involving child abuse, drug trafficking and gang activity. This year's version of the Trust Act addressed those concerns by making the list of crimes classified as serious offenses more extensive.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who recently because president of the University of California system, shifted on the Trust Act and urged Brown earlier this week to support it -- even though the Secure Communities expanded across the country under her watch.
California isn't the typical state on immigration. Nearly 20 years ago, it passed a ballot initiative to crack down on undocumented immigrants. The state became Democratic-leaning not long after, a shift in part attributed to anger from the growing Latino community about the harsh law. The state is now about 38 percent Latino, according to the most recent Census data, compared to the roughly 17 percent of the population made up by Latinos nationwide. California is also among the most immigrant-friendly states in the country. The legislature passed a bill last month to allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses, following steps taken by 10 other states.
Yet California isn't the only state or locality that has at least attempted to limit the scope of Secure Communities. Massachusetts, New York, Illinois and the District of Columbia either attempted to opt-out of the program or passed laws instructing law enforcement to ignore orders to hold individuals. But no area was exempted from the program -- Secure Communities is now implemented nationwide, in 3,181 jurisdictions.
ICE spokeswoman Gillian Christensen previously declined to comment on the California legislation while it was pending, but said the agency has made identifying and removing criminal offenders its "highest priority" and has implemented reforms toward that end. ICE did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday.
Supporters of the Trust Act say Secure Communities makes immigrant communities fearful of police and less likely to report crime, in case in doing so they reveal their undocumented status and get into trouble.
"This is more a law enforcement issue than an immigration issue," Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.), who has criticized Secure Communities, recently told HuffPost in an interview. "What this will do for law enforcement in California is that it will ensure that immigrants collaborate with law enforcement."
Maria del Carmen Sánchez, 45, knows the fear of getting slapped with an ICE hold.
Police arrested her last year after a minor traffic accident. Sánchez, who speaks limited English, says she was driving her neighbor to jury duty. But based on statements from English-speaking witnesses, police suspected that a man had been driving the car instead. When her son tried to bail her out of jail, he found that ICE had requested local authorities to keep her detained because she is undocumented.
"It was a really bad experience," Sánchez told HuffPost in Spanish. "My kids suffered. I suffered. That was my fear, that they would separate me from my children. I kept thinking, 'What's going to happen?' They need me. I need them."
The City of Torrance, in California, dropped the criminal charges against Sánchez in September. But she remains in deportation proceedings.
Secure Communities -- or S-Comm, as its opponents refer to it -- isn't designed to ensnare people without criminal records who get into fender benders. Despite reforms aimed at limiting holds for non-serious offenders, a report released Tuesday by Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University found that plenty of people were held even when it was against ICE policy to do so.
The program is also expensive when used on a broader basis, beyond serious criminals. Requests to detain are supposed to last 48 hours at most, but law enforcement officials sometimes keep people longer, according to reports. A report from Justice Strategies in August 2012 found that Los Angeles County was spending more than $26 million a year to hold undocumented immigrants who it would otherwise release if it weren't for ICE requests to hold them. Justice Strategies estimated that California taxpayers were spending $65 million each year to hold immigrants for ICE.
National groups opposed to comprehensive immigration reform, such as the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a national group against legalization for undocumented immigrants, urged supporters to contact California lawmakers and ask them to oppose the Trust Act. "This bill would undermine public safety in my community and impede the federal government's ability to enforce immigration law," the group's suggested script read.
But advocates of the bill said it is a major step forward toward broader immigration reform in the U.S., and applauded its passage.
"The tide is turning," National Day Laborer Organizing Network Executive Director Pablo Alvarado said in a statement. "California's historic legislation marks a shift of the pendulum away from the criminalization of immigrants and against the idea that police should have any role in immigration enforcement. ... The President should take a cue from the state of California and other locales that have rejected his deportation quota program and reverse course on his administration's policies of Arizonification."
ANCHOR BABY BREEDERS
THE BREEDERS – The LA RAZA program to build the Mexican
welfare state in America with one pregnant Mexican at a time. The next
generation of LA RAZA GANGS, welfare looters and staggeringly expensive “CHEAP”
labor coming down the shoot now. Just look around you. When do you see a
Mexican not pregnant pushing a stroller with three other anchors onboard???
“Through love of having
children, we are going to take over.” AUGUSTIN CEBADA, BROWN BERETS, THE LA RAZA
FASCIST PARTY
http://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2013/10/32-say-child-born-in-us-to-illegal.html
http://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2013/10/32-say-child-born-in-us-to-illegal.html
THE MEXICAN ANCHOR BABY BREEDING FACTORY IN LOS ANGELES
COUNTY ALONE COSTS LEGALS $600 MILLION PER YEAR! (source: JUDICIAL WATCH.org)
Book
MEXIFORNIA:
The Shattering of the American Dream...HOW THE DEMOCRAT PARTY BUILT THE MEXICAN WELFARE STATE ON the BACKS OF LEGALS.
"The
American Southwest seems to be slowly returning to the jurisdiction of Mexico
without firing a single shot." ---Excelsior, the
national newspaper of Mexico LOOK AT
MEXIFORNIA!
Lou Dobbs Tonight February 11, 2008
In California, League of United Latin American
Citizens has adopted a resolution to declare "California Del Norte" a
sanctuary zone for immigrants. The declaration urges the Mexican government to
invoke its rights under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo "to seek third‑nation
neutral arbitration of ....disputes concerning immigration laws and their enforcement."
We’ll have the story.
"The
American Southwest seems to be slowly returning to the jurisdiction of Mexico
without firing a single shot."
---Excelsior, the national newspaper of Mexico
MOST
FIGURES NOW BUT THE NUMBER OF MEXICANS LOOTING AMERICAN AT ABOUT 40 MILLION AND
BREEDING ANCHOR BABIES LIKE BUNNIES.
Immigrating
America Into a Colony of Mexico
We’ve
got an even more ominous enemy within our borders that promotes “Reconquista of
Aztlan” or the reconquest of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas into the
country of Mexico. With 9.2 million Mexicans now living in America, their goal
of colonizing our country back into Mexico moves forward. A more sobering
reality stems from the evidence that it’s Mexican-American citizens in the
forefront of this disintegration of our country.
PAT BUCHANAN
WHOSE COUNTRY IS
IT???
PAT BUCHANAN ON OBAMA’S
HISPANDERING FOR THE ILLEGALS’ VOTES:
more at this link – post on your Facebook and email broadcast
BUCHANAN
ON HISPANDERING OBAMA’S CONTEMPT FOR OUR LAWS AND BORDERS:
What is the response of
Barack Obama, who took an oath to see to it that federal laws are faithfully
executed?
He is siding with the
law-breakers. He is pandering to the ethnic lobbies. He is not berating a
Mexican regime that aids and abets this invasion of the country of which he is
commander in chief. Instead, he attacks the government of Arizona for trying to
fill a gaping hole in law enforcement left by his own dereliction of duty.
MEXICANS ARE
THE MOST FOUL, VIOLENT AND RACIST CULTURES IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. THEIR OWN
COUNTRY IS A DUMPSTER OF CRIME AND THEY
ARE TURNING AMERICA INTO A MEX LA RAZA LOOTED WELFARE and GANG STATE!
THANKS TO THE
DEMOCRAT PARTY!
Gang member laughs at victim's wife before being sentenced to death for
Pico Rivera triple murder
http://www.whittierdailynews.com/news/ci_23652501/gang-member-laughs-at-victims-wife-before-being
listen, stupid gringo... if you think you're safe in your own home, MEX-INFESTED PHOENIX, GATEWAY FOR THE MEX CARTELS, IS CAPITAL OF MEX HOME INVASION AND RANKS NEXT TO MEXICO CITY FOR LA RAZA KIDNAPPING!!
listen, stupid gringo... if you think you're safe in your own home, MEX-INFESTED PHOENIX, GATEWAY FOR THE MEX CARTELS, IS CAPITAL OF MEX HOME INVASION AND RANKS NEXT TO MEXICO CITY FOR LA RAZA KIDNAPPING!!
RAPE!
IT'S A LA RAZA
MEXICAN’S SPORT!
ILLEGAL Sergio
Perez, age 19 and an Obama voter raped a 93 year-old woman in her home!
EVERY DAY THERE ARE
12 AMERICANS MURDERED & 8 CHILDREN MOLESTED BY MEXICANS!
SERGIO PEREZ IS
SOOOOO GLAD HE JUMPED OUR BORDERS. HE HAS A JOB AND PROBABLY IMPREGNATED FIVE
LA RAZA ANCHOR BABY BREEDERS = 18 YEARS
FOR EACH NEW ANCHOR DEM!
VIVA LA RAZA?
VOTE DEM AND PUSH 2 FOR ENGLISH!!!
WHEN MEXICANS COME
LOOTING… the staggering cost of Mexico’s occupation:
WHEN MEXICANS JUMP OUR BORDERS, IT
IS BY INVITATION OF THE DEMOCRAT PARTY. SO LONG AS THEY VOTE DEM, DROP
MULTITUDES OF ANCHOR BABIES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF “CHEAP” LABOR MEXICANS,
THEY GET GRINGO JOBS, MUCHO LA RAZA WELFARE,
DREAM ACTS OF WELFARE, NO E-VERIFY, NO ID REQUIRED WHEN THEY WANT TO VOTE
EXPANSION OF THE LA RAZA WELFARE STATE….
IT ISN’T BY ACCIDENT OUR COUNTRY IS
OVERRUN WITH LOOTING MEXICANS THAT LOATHE AMERICA, OUR LAWS, FLAGS, BORDERS,
WHICH THEY SAY DON’T EXIST, CULTURE AND PEOPLE…. THEY ARE LOOTERS… THEY’RE
MEXICANS!
According to the
Centers for Immigration Studies, April '11, at least 70% of Mexican illegal
alien families receive some type of welfare in the US!!! cis.org
HERITAGE FOUNDATION: OBAMA’S
AMNESTY WOULD ADD 100 MORE
ILLEGALS AND COST AMERICANS
(Legals) BILLIONS AND BILLIONS
....CA already pays out $22 billion on the state
level alone, with counties paying out more for
MEXICAN WELFARE. Los Angeles pays out
$600 million per year in welfare to illegals,
primarily for Mexico's ANCHOR BABY
BREEDING PROGRAM.
ANOTHER MEXICAN
BEHEADING. BODY BURIED IN BACKYARD!
We’ve got an even more ominous enemy within our borders that
promotes “Reconquista of Aztlan” or the reconquest of California, Arizona, New
Mexico and Texas into the country of Mexico.
“While the Obama Administration
downplays violence along the U.S.-Mexico border, authorities in Texas reveal
that Mexican have transformed parts of
the state into a war zone where shootings, beheadings, kidnappings and murders
are common.
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