The State of the Union: May 2018

Thursday, May 31, 2018

Yes, Huntington Park Has Illegal Aliens On Their Commissions (Call to Action!)

For two and a half years, members of We the People Rising battered the Huntington Park City Council for their appointment of two illegal aliens to city commissions.

This is perverse, unconstitutional, and just plain unheard of.

Yes, and their names are Francisco Medina and Julian Zatarain (left and right):

The city council has not removed these illegal aliens from the commissions yet, even though ICE has been working around the clock rounding up illegal alien criminals.

But the two arrogant illegals above need to be deported, too, since they are an affront to the rule of law and our nation's sovereignty.

Here's the latest video I recorded at the Parks and Recreation Commission, on which Medina is currently seated:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwFrGLvCNfE

Here are the photos I took at the meeting:

Folks!

We need more people to put this information on full blast.

Please contact ICE about Francisco and Julian.

They won't pick them up unless they have an address to find these perpetrators.

Please contact me if you have this information: arthurschaper@hotmail.com.

Here's a video in which I chased Julian out of a Huntington Park City Council meeting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzpFVpFF6AI

Initial Victory in Redondo Beach: Safety Committee Recommends Action Against SB 54

In the South Bay section of Los Angeles County, where I live, there has not been as much action against SB 54 as I would have hoped to see.

The city of Lawndale brought up the issue for discussion, but following a brief presentation and testimony from the audience--including two residents in the city against SB 54--the Lawndale city council took no action at that time.

Then we got word from a contact in Redondo Beach that the public safety commission was going to discuss SB 54. This body is an advisory board and not the city council per se.

Still, they saw things our way. About 11 of us showed up, including another Redondo Beach resident who has never attended public meetings with us before.

Two Redondo Beach public safety officials

Go Robin!

The members of the commission paid attention to us with tact and respect.

Julian Stern is wearing the bow tie.

The chairman of the meeting, Julian Stern, is a young conservative who has run for office before, so that gave me more hope.

Commissioner Harvey is wearing the sweater

Commissioner Harvey, who had a British accent and thus must be an immigrant himself, brought the issue to the commission's attention. We all thanked him for directly then outlined our concerns about this legislation.

It's important to recognize however, that this victory is but a small step toward our goals. The Redondo Beach city council needs to adopt a resolution, file an amicus brief, and as a charter city they can pass their own ordinance to disregard the law, just as Los Alamitos did in March.

Please contact the city council right away and urge them to take action against SB 54!