We the People Rising Celebrate Trump Presidency in Illegal Alien Haven Huntington Park

November 15th, 2016.

I could not wait to visit Huntington Park after Trump's epic victory the week before.

The outcome was not just exciting, but vindicating. The media, the Establishment, the Open-Borders lobby, all the forces of the statist status uo lost!

For the past year and a half, We the People Rising have protested in "Little TJ" or "Illegal Alien Park" because of their appointment of two illegal aliens to city commissions.

Now, We the People have a new chief executive, a new sheriff who will enforce the law.

Huntington Park has huge problems beyond their brazen, arrogant lawlessness.

They have declared war on charter schools.

The streets are full of trash, and the latest revitalization project has massively failed.

Drugs and crime are syndemic in the streets.

The alleys are dirty.

Pacific Blvd has been torn up, and the businesses along the wide and well-known thoroughfare are failing.

Plus the burdened power of the public sector unions, the Big Green Agenda that is shutting down lanes in larger streets, the parking problems, and the massive influx of illegal aliens--Huntington Park which used to be a glorious, beautiful city, has turned into a third-world ghetto.

No wonder the city council approved the appointment of two illegal aliens. Their driven, craven, and corrupt open borders agenda is harming the city.

Francisco Rivera, who has lived in Huntington Park longer than I have been alive, commented on how the rule of law has been abandoned in his home town, and what illegal immigration has done to his once beautiful community:

The election of Donald Trump will turn things for the better throughout the country.

Border security agents are thrilled that they have a commander in chief who will let them do their job.

The families who have lost loved ones to illegal aliens can rest, knowing that their dead family members will finally get justice.

And in Huntington Park, we rubbed the arrogant city councilmembers' faces in the victory, and warned them abruptly about the coming enforcement against sanctuary cities.

Check out our victory photos below:

Francisco Rivera was particularly thrilled. I commended him at the podium during my public comment because of his courage. He was not afraid to declare his support for Donald Trump, even though Huntington Park is heavily Democratic, Latino, and nearly half the city residents are illegal aliens.

The rest of We the People Rising were not afraid to show our pride in Donald Trump's victory, either!

Everyone who showed up had something powerful to say to the Huntington Park Corruptitos.

Deanne D'Lean comes all the way from Victorville (with Raul Rodriguez of Apple Valley) to protest the appointments of illegal aliens to city commissions, and the general lawlessness which spreads because of illegal immigration:

Deanne has struggled with severe health problems. but she is not weak or frail in any way. She stands up and fights for what is right!

Raul Rodriguez stepped up to condemn all sanctuary cities, including the larger urban (Democratic) cities of New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

These urban centers need to be revitalized or shut down entirely.

New leadership is needed in these cities, which have become the major epicenters of illegal immigration in our country. Corrupt political machines and greedy special interests take advantage of illegals, who in turn exploit law-abiding taxpayers.

Raul was decked in full America glory when he addressed the Huntington Park City Council.

Chanell Temple arrived a little later.

She gave one of the most informed, rousing, and blunt speeches last year. Her words were reported and recorded all over the world!

Here is the speech she gave in August, 2015:

And here were her remarks on November 15th, 2016, after Donald Trump's election victory:

She was crystal clear about the wrong they were doing. In the audience a group of rude Hispanic residents interrupted her remarks, and the city council said and did nothing.

The Huntington Park Corruptitos are pitiful yet defiant. This arrogance won't last long when the federal government cuts off the funding.

Next came Robin Hvidston, the leader of We the People Rising.

She has stood up to cowardly peace officers, and she has driven corrupt politicians crazy all over the state.

Immigrants are required to enter our country legally. They are to reside under legal auspices.

If they do not want to respect the law, then they need to leave.

Valentin Amezuita, the only honest councilmember in Huntington Park, addressed the city council next. He gave an open plea to everyone in the city council chambers and throughout the country, that we should welcome President-elect Trump with the same courtesy which Preisdent George W. Bush had given to Barack Obama when he assumed office in 2009.

The trade deals which are killing jobs here and going to China--that needs to be stopped. American eocnomic and military strengh need to be restored, too.

Wes Park of Bellflower denounced the city council's rampant lawlessness.

Earlier in the year, he destroyed the city council's racist underpinnings when they attempted to silence us and forbid our gathering at the podium:

He is also one of the funniest members of We the People Rising, mocking the stupid arrogance of the four racist city councilmembers who treat citizenship as a hollow trifle while glorifying illegal aliens

Then Mike McGetrick of Orange County yelled at their hateful disregard for our nation's laws, and the wicked abuse of American citizens at the hands of illegal aliens and their enablers.

The five children sitting behind us continued making rude remarks and attacking us.

We were not deterred.

We the People Rising celebrate the Election of Donald Trump!

Macias Demoted Once Before--Demote Her AGAIN!!

All of this seems like ancient history, considering how fast everything is changing in Huntington Park.

During the 2015 local elections for city council, though, with numerous candidates and allegations of corrupt swirling incumbents, anything could have happened.

Former mayor Karina Macias was also a former Vice-Mayor.

Why? She was demoted by her colleagues, and Valentin Palos Amezquita, the only honest councilman on the current dais, was elected by his colleagues at the time to replace her.

The Los Angeles Wave reports:

Huntington Park council remove Macias as vice mayor

HUNTINGTON PARK — The City Council meeting Tuesday night started with about 90 minutes of complaints by residents about Vice Mayor Karina Macias, who was accused of alleged campaign violations for the upcoming March 3 election as well as her own election two years ago.

90 minutes! 90 MINUTES!

No wonder she signed off on the appointment of two illegal aliens to the city commissions.

She will do just about anything to distract the residents from her own corrupt, unethical practices.

It ended in about 10 minutes as the City Council approved a resolution authorizing a council reorganization up to two times a year, which was followed by Macias being removed from her vice mayor position.

In those days, the city council followed some forum of decorum.

The vote was 4-0 for the resolution, with Macias abstaining, and 4-0 to demote her.

The voters of Huntington Park need to demote her out of office in 2017!

She joined in the unanimous vote to move Councilman Valentine P. Amezquita, elected with Macias in 2013, into the vice mayor seat.

Interesting. She should have shown more magnanimity recently, too. Marilyn Sanabria is part of the some corrupt bunch.

Amezquita is in position to become mayor when the regular reorganization, mandated by state election law, takes place March 16.

He should have been the next mayor in 2015. Instead, Macias took the spot. The three colleagues whom she colluded with before the election helped her get elected mayor. Now it all makes sense.

But it will be a different council, with at least two and possibly three new members.

Mayor Rosa Perez is the only incumbent running for re-election and she faces nine other candidates. Council members Mario Gomez and Ofelia Hernandez are being termed out of office.

“To be on the council is an honor. To be vice mayor is a double honor,” Amezquita said. “I will work with my council colleagues and obey the state and city laws.”

Amezquita pledged to "obet state and city laws."

The four Corruptitos he has to contend with--Sanabria, Ortiz, Pineda, and Macias--have nothing buyt contempt for the rule of law. They do not honor anything but their next election to office. They are corrupt, bereft of any honor.

They all need to be removed, immediately.

That’s where Macias ran into trouble.

A number of residents contended that she broke state law by using the city seal without permission twice on a campaign flier promoting challengers Jhonny Pineda, Marilyn Sanabria and Graciela Ortiz.

UGH!

Also on the ballot are former council members Elba Romo and Andy Molina, Huntington Park Chamber of Commerce director Leticia Martinez, Alex Reynoso, Rodolfo Cruz and David Sanchez.

After the audience comments, Macias came down to the speaker’s podium and said she believes she did nothing illegal and had consulted two attorneys about it.

Which attorneys? Glasman and company?

“You are throwing stones at a glass house. I have done nothing that [other council members] have not done. I have done nothing but speak my mind,” Macias said.

They are throwing stones at a glass house? Wow, her command of English idioms is astonishingly bad. The proper phrase goes: "He who lives in glass houses should not throw stones."

The other councilmembers did not misuse that city seal to advance their political careers.

She said she believes she had a right to privately support the three candidates and used the city seal only to identify herself.

The Crooked Huntington Park City Council

Heck no! She is all wrong.

But members of the audience alleged that she is supporting three newcomers to the city, called “carpetbaggers,” by resident Betty Retana.

Carpet-baggers indeed. The other three residents have no attachment to Huntington Park, one of many reasons why they appointed illegal aliens Julian Zatarain and Francisco Medina to two different commissions.

There are American citizens in Huntington Park who need work, who need to make a living. They could serve on those commissions, earn a living, and do good for their city.

Shame on the Huntington Park Corruptitos!

Retama also alleged fraud in Macias’s election in 2013, saying she signed a petition to support Macias, but that her name was forged as a petition circulator.

WOW! This issue needs to resurface.

She alleged that Sanabria circulated nomination petitions for Macias and did not live in the city at the time. Those circulating petitions must identify themselves on the petition and must live in the city under state election law.

Which is why some members of We the People Rising had nothing to do with the recall papers served in February. We do not live in the city.

Perez told City Attorney Isabel Birrueta and City Clerk Donna Schwartz to investigate. Birrueta said they would consult a handwriting specialist.

Is it possible to get that city attorney back?

Birrueta added that letters on the city seal issue have been sent to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office and the Fair Political Practices Commission, as directed by the council last week.

A number of Macias supporters in 2013 said they felt they were misled and betrayed by her.

WOW! Macias betrayed her own supporters, too!

“You stood here, banged your hand on the podium and yelled at the council to stop the corruption. Now you are on the other side,” said former Councilwoman Linda Luz Cavalle. “I believed in you but was manipulated by you and Marilyn ([Sanabria].”

Yes, Macias la Mentirosa!

“We don’t know which side you are on,” Cruz said. “We worked for you. You did not do the right thing.”

Did anyone really expect her to do anything right? Anything at all?!

“It is sad, it is horrible,” Yvonne Correa said. “You used a phony address. You have put the city in a bad light.”

“I collected money for you. You promised to help me, but you only worked to help yourself,” said Nick Ioanidis, who said the Macias campaign used his tailor shop address on Gage Avenue on some of their materials. “You should resign immediately. You are dangerous to Huntington Park and to the people,”

She is indeed dangerous. She is reckless left-wing ideologue who has do nothing but damage the already tarnished character of Huntington Park.

“Our city code says you can’t use a city seal without permission. You did it twice,” said Romo, who alleged she was the target of hit pieces by the Macias campaign.

“You claimed I voted for a water [rate] increase. I was not even on the council then,” Romo said.

It's a bad sign for any elected official when a reporter writes an article, which ends in damning criticism from a city resident.

Awful. Just terrible.

Look, Huntington Park Citizens.

Karina Macias is nothing but bad.

She is corrupt, she is bereft of any decency or honor.

She has routinely disavowed doing what is best for the city. Her colleagues already demoted her once when she misused the city seal and betrayed residents who promised to do the right thing for them.

Now you have a chance to do the right thing.

Demote Karina from Huntington Park City Council entire.

In March 2017, Fire Macias!

My Comments to Huntington Park City Council -- June 21, 2016

Good Evening Huntington Park City Council.            

                                    

My name is Arthur Schaper, life-long citizen and proud member of We the People Rising.

Some vocal yet infamous critics in Huntington Park claim that I should mind my own business and attend city council meetings in my home city, Torrance California.

I have, and I have learned so much that I wish to share with the audience and this city.

In Torrance, we have a ruthless group of predators.

They are roaming in our parks. They are attacking trash cans.

They attack our loved ones, and in some instances of killed those whom we care about. One witness frighteningly claimed that the head and body of one beloved member of the family was torn apart.

Theyremain unmoved when threatened with hazing, entrapment, or even lethal force.

Activists from around Southern California descended up on our city council, telling our elected officials that we should pity these monsters. Some of the critics contended that we should welcome the presence of these monsters because they get rid of other pests and vermin in our community.

Of course, I am talking about the alarm rates of coyote sightings in the city of Torrance.

There are other more vicious coyotes along our borders, which subject unsuspecting men, women, and children to intolerable conditions, even slavery and death.

Then I began to realize … the four corruptitos on this city council resemble those ravenous canines in so many ways.

Ortiz, Sanabria, Macias, and Pineda. All of you are wild animals with no regard for your surroundings. You are not native mammals to this region, by migrated here, from who knows where.

You dig into the more sordid elements of this city, with your leaders of the Pack John Noguez, Efren Martinez, and Mario Beltran.

You have ripped apart the welcome fabric of this city, and have harmed many loved ones.

Instead of caring for friends, neighbors, and business interests, you have pandered to the lowest elements, welcoming marijuana dispensaries into the city, despite massive disapproval. Your use and abuse of this public trust has included granting lucrative contracts to your friends and political cronies.

Instead of securing the citizens and respecting the rule of law, you have hastened the wild lawlessness overwhelming this city.

The city of Torrance voted to expand entrapment features, along with an education initiative to all Torrance residents: don’t feed the coyotes, make yourself larger than they are, use loud noises to scare them off, and when necessary, set traps for them to catch and remove them permanently.

We will be reaching out to more residents in this city so that they start removing the two-legged coyotes inflicting so much harm on this city.

Thank you.

Statement to Huntington Park City Council--May 17th, 2016

Good Evening Huntington Park City Council:

My name is Arthur Schaper, I am a proud member of We the People Rising.

I notice that you are continuing to allow illegal elements into the city of Huntington Park.
First, there are the illegal contracts with friends, colleagues, and political allies. No bidding, no competition, no savings for the residents.

Then, there is the appointment of the two illegal aliens to city commissions.

This flagrant attempt to turn one more section of California over to the Reconquista is already a failure.

This land is my land, this land is our land, this land is not your land to steal, to burn, to spoil.
And now the marijuana. I really don’t understand the need to bring pot shops into the city of Huntington Park. Except for Valentin Amezquita, all of you are already high on something, as you think that you can disobey federal and state law, then allow the crime and corruption which attend it, which you participate in.

Do you all have a bad case of the munchies from all that wining and dining with crony contractors?
The FBI is already investigating ties to HP Tow, and at least two of you on that dais received money from that corrupt Tow Truck Company.

It is a matter of time before they haul you off to jail.

But the question remains, who will arrest you first? The DEA, or ICE?

Now, about the marijuana dispensaries …

Are they going to be undocumented shops? Will there be a pathway to legalizing the use of hashish in the city bounds beyond medicinal use? Will you also grant amnesty to drug dealers as well as users, since you have decided to ignore federal and state law not just in regards to legal status (the two illegal aliens), but also in permitting a pot dispensary to remain open distributing marijuana without a permit?

Your city is $350 million in debt. Maywood is going bankrupt, and so are you.

But not just financially. Morally and spiritually, too, and all of it is going up in a green haze, and now yo want Puff the Magic Dragon leading the way?

What was the point of appointing two illegal aliens to city commissions, and then opening up pot shops? Were you hoping to turn Huntington Park into a tourist attraction?

I can tell you that your actions have attracted only the following:

Drug addicts, degenerates, and disorderly individuals in general.

Thank you.

Arthur Schaper

We the People Rising

Cudahy Blocked Term Limits

The dysfunction of Cudahy knows no bounds.

Check out this link, which features a Cudahy City Council meeting from 2012.

The city council, before the FBI agents arrested people, before a new sweep of elected officials stepped into to fix the mess they created, the city council above said "No!" to term limits.

Cudahy: the city that the law forgot.

Cudahy, the city where the residents have had more than enough.

Cudahy, the city where the left-wing regressive, illiberal Democratic machine begins to meet its demise.

The corruption in Cudahy continues unabated.

The only difference right now?

More people know about it. More people are exposing it.

More people want to change it ... for the better!

Justice for American Citizens--Nick the Greek

Election 2016 holds so much at stake for our nation.  Our next chief executive needs to be an … executive, a leader, an enforcer of the law. I just finished watching a Prager U video about Crime, Punishment, and Foreign Policy.

Why has there been a huge outbreak of global chaos?

Now boundaries. No enforcement.

This “Broken Windows” theory is breaking up our country, too, with an Occupant in the White House who decides which rules to keep and which to ignore.

On immigration, he has been the most cracked up. For two years, he could have enacted sweeping immigration reforms. He controlled Congress with strong Democratic majorities.

Yet he did nothing.

Just before his reelection, and just after, he announces DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and DAPA (Deferred Action for Parents of Americans).

Frankly, my father does not need deferred action. He is a legal resident, a citizen, thank you very much.

Of course, as you know, these programs are for the illegal aliens in our country.

Granted, the harrowing accounts of young children brought here at two or three years old, now all grown up as Americans, will make many shed tears. But national security is a paramount necessity. What about the needs of our American? There are millions of American youth who have dreams, too. 

What about them?

What about the millions of legal residents who have done everything right—passed all the tests, paid all the fees, played by every rule—and they are still waiting for their final naturalization papers?

What about them?

And what about Nick Ioannidis, aka Nick the Greek?

An immigrant from a hostile, rural town in Greece, Nikolas came to the United States with $.25 in his pocket.

He came legally, and did not depend on anything from the government. He spoke no English, but found a job within days as a tailor.

His father was a tailor, as were many of his ancestors. Sadly, his father would not teach him the trade, when Communists captured him, then hanged him and burned his body.

The simple yet harrowing portrait of his father remains in his quaint but lovely home in Huntington Park.

His tailor shop, a beautiful treasure filled with his love of country, has been sold.

He had no choice, since he entered into a bad loan.

The harassment he faced from local businesses, including the Cunningham Mortuary on the same corner, along with the Mexican mafia and the corrupt city leaders took their toll, too.

What has happened?

Huntington Park has been home for Nick for more than forty years, and yet the character of the city has shifted so dramatically.

One a stirring working class community, thriving with industrial workers, with a gleaming and wealthy Pacific Blvd, Huntington Park has turned into “Little TJ” to critics. Still very working class, but predominantly Hispanic, and a growing illegal alien population have all tarnished the once thriving city.

Pacific Boulevard has lost its once widespread, waving grandeur. Crime and corruption, including public malfeasance is the norm.

Some small businesses are making a comeback. But dirty politics have become the norm. The four Corruptitos on the city council--Jhonny Pineda, Karina Macias, Marilyn Sanabria, and current mayor Graciela Ortiz

Nick is one of the very few non-Hispanic residents in the city, yet residents still visiting him for alterations on their clothing. He participated in the annual Christmas parades.

He also worked with local schools, and talked about his love for America.

He still reaches out to young people to celebrate his anniversary as a citizen.

And he still deserves justice!

Justice for American Citizens, of which Nick the Greek is chief!

Cudahy, April 11th, 2016---Disorganized Reorganization

Since January 11th, 2016, We the People Rising have pressured the Cudahy city council to renounce its abortive, illegal, and immoral sanctuary city policy.

Yet even before we arrived, residents in the city had informed me of the routinely immature and corrupt choices of the Cudahy City Council.

After nearly three months of attending the meetings, Cudahy residents have become bolder.

Seniors and parents alike have confronted Los Corruptitos de Cudahy on their spending sprees, their policy malfeasance, and their apparent incompetence.

It is really a sad display.

The city councilmembers deprived young girls of their opportunity to perform for their parents and distant relatives, many of whom had driven a long way to see them dance.

The senior citizens had also received wonderful service and treatment from Club de Oro, but the city council was cutting the program. The members also decided to raise fees on city civic events and programs like boxing.

What is it about these cities? They stick high fees and costs onto the working class residents, many of whom barely make ends meet, working two or three jobs.

Incredible! How much longer do these council members really think that they can get away with this inane disregard for their constituents?

Not much longer.

Even though April 11th, 2016 was designed as the Reorganization meeting for the city of Cudahy, residents from the city--and We the People Rising--had a distinctly different agenda.

For the record, our members clearly criticized the council within the confines of the sole agenda item: who would become the next  mayor and vice-mayor.

Cudahy City Councilman Jack Guerrero

Popular sentiment wanted Jack Guerrero to return as mayor, since he had taken decisive action at the outset to ensure good government, including an end to waste and mismanagement. For the past three city council meetings, Guerrero has addressed the council as a private citizen.

He has protested the council's ill treatment of the residents, including the outrageous fees, the financial mismanagement, and now the consistent suppression of speech during public comment.

Guerrero's stock has grown with Cudahy residents. They recognize him as the only man on the city council. The senior citizens expressed their love and support for both Guerrero and the Club de Oro instructors, whom the council was releasing from contract.

Unbelievable.

Cudahy residents protested in full force:

Pamela Mungia wants the world to know something about three of the Corruptitos:

Of course, we all know the following about the four ity cohncil members, ho have resorted to the race card in a bare attempt to silence We the People Rising:

And We the People Rising reminded the Cudahy Corruptitos that we are going nowhere until the city gets right with the federal immigration laws:

Dr. Robert Newman read from the Scriptures, reminding the city council that sanctuary city policies existed under an Old Covenant in Israel, when someone had committed a crime ... accidentally. The current concept of "sanctuary city" policy is a complete corruption, immoral and illegal. The city needs to stop protecting people who reside in the country illegally. They need to honor the rule of law and encourage legal immigration.

At the end of the meeting, I protested the reorganized city council, along with other members of We the People of Cudahy.