Poetic Justice: Leader of International Pro-Illegal Lobby Detained by ICE in Wisconsin

These breaking news posts pretty much write themselves.

Nothing could be more welcome and worth reading that to see the open border activists who push for ruining this country--getting detained by ICE.

We have illegal aliens in the United States, and they are actively lobbying our government to get rid of the enforcement of our borders and allow illegal aliens to enter this country. They are foreign nationals! They should be rounded up forthwith and deported immediately!

And it looks like one of the ringleaders from LULAC is about to be deported, too!

"An Injustice Against Anyone is an Injustice Everywhere"

I hate it when illegal alien activists quote Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to promote illegal aliens. Dr. King was a staunch opponent of illegal immigration. Click here for more information.

Dear LULAC Members,

Ricardo Fierro, a LULAC Council President, has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials since July 24th from his home in Racine, Wisconsin. Ricardo has been separated from his family and 5 children who are afraid he will soon be deported.

Ricardo was brought to the United States as a minor more than 20 years ago. After graduating from J.I. Case High School he started a family and career and developing a reputation an entrepreneur in the community.

He should have been deported a long time ago. It's the fault of previous administrations, particularly the Obama Administration, for not enforcing our nation's immigration laws.

LULAC is calling for the immediate release of Ricardo Fierro so he can be reunited with his family and 5 children. He is a dedicated father, community leader, and LULAC Council President. LULAC will fight to protect the rights of each and every member.

They can be reunited with Fierro in his home country, and it's not the United States. There is nothing preventing him from staying with his family.

For my part, I would like to know why the press, the academic world, the politicians, and these activists don't focus on the American families which have been separated forever from each other. Angel Moms and Angel Dads will never see their children again because of illegal aliens.

His arrest has caused outrage in the Racine community from prominent elected officials, faith based organizations, and immigrant rights organizations who are working together to seek his immediate release so he can be reunited with his family and children.

And where's the outrage over the violations of the rule of law? Where is outrage for the millions of American workers whose jobs, livelihood, and quality of life have been marred because of unfettered immigration, legal and illegal.

Here are just a few of the statements from prominent elected officials in the community:

“Ricardo has chased the American Dream, building a life for himself and his family in Racine while others often chose to leave,” State Rep. Greta Neubauer said. “He is a devoted father and he has proven himself to be a hard worker. Ricardo gives back more than he receives from our community, whether it is through his work or as a longtime community advocate with the Racine Interfaith Coalition … Ricardo has gone to great lengths to be a law-abiding, contributing member of the community he loves.”

Greta Neubauer is a left-wing hack representing Racine, a left-wing sinkhole in the midst of red state Wisconsin. We should not be surprised that another Democratic politician wants to do everything possible to bring in more illegal aliens so that they get amnesty and continue voting Democratic, since they can't win on anything else.

“I can attest to his character, his work ethic, and his efforts to work for citizenship for many years,” Racine Mayor Cory Mason wrote. “Although he may be undocumented, I consider him a model resident of Racine and wish there were hundreds more like him. Racine would be a better city as a result.” Ricardo worked with Mayor John Dickert in an advisory role on issues related to immigration.

The mayor Racine was in the state assembly, and was replaced by Neubauer (listed above). The coven of left-wing corruption knows no bounds. The Democratic Party is invested in the credo "You work, and I eat."

“There are few people more dedicated to the Racine community than Ricardo Fierro,” Racine Interfaith Coalition co-president Linda Boyle said in a statement. “As the father of five children of U.S. citizenship, responsible son and brother, Ricardo’s detention has presented an unimaginable hardship to his family and loved ones.”

Really? They are praising an illegal alien as one who loves the United States more than American citizens in Racine?

The Fierro family has received more than 50 letters of support and said that shows his value and importance to our community.

50 letters of support? That's it? Does not sound very impressive. Fierro should not be receiving support. He should be receiving "Deport".

As a LULAC Council President, dedicated father, community leader, and member of the church, Ricardo's arrest has raised the alarm in the Racine, Wisconsin community for all immigrant families. As an outstanding member of the LULAC family we are concerned about his welfare and that of his family. Deporting Ricard Fierro would have a devastating impact on his family and children as the primary head of household.

Fake news. "Immigrant" means that the individual entered this country legally. Fierro did not come into this country through legal means, and it's not the fault of the American citizens in this country that Fierro's parents broke the law.

Final Reflection

This both a welcome and supreme irony. LULAC has been pushing this globalist, nonsensical idea for decades. Where does one get this idea that every person in Latin America becomes an automatic citizen of any country within the two continents?

I can't wait to see these open-border, illegal alien activists deported from this country. This is treachery on an unprecedented scale which cannot be tolerated.

Contact the mayor of Racine, Wisconsin, and tell him to focus on Americans, not illegal aliens.

Mayor Cory Mason

(262) 636-9111

mayor@cityofracine.org

Contact State Rep. Greta Neubauer, too:

Madison Office:Room 6 North
State Capitol
PO Box 8953
Madison, WI 53708Telephone:(608) 266-0634
(888) 534-0066Fax:(608) 282-3666Email:Rep.Neubauer@legis.wisconsin.govVoting Address:936 Main St. Apt. 3
Racine, WI 53403

Popcorn: Democrats and Pro Amnesty Advocates Turn on Each Other

To see how protracted and insane the immigration debate has become among amnesty proponents, look no further than the drama which engulfed LULAC over the last two weeks. LULAC, the League of United Latin American Citizens, is one of the oldest Hispanic advocacy groups in the country, like the NAACP is for black people. The group’s president, Roger Rocha, issued an open letter in support of President Trump’s Four Pillar immigration proposal, which would provide a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million DACA and DACA-eligible illegal aliens in the country.

Rocha got roasted!

Rocha’s letter reluctantly acquiesced to the President’s demands for stricter enforcement of our borders, including the wall, along with sharp cuts to legal immigration. The left-wing base which makes up LULAC membership erupted over the President’s letter. Rocha apologized for the outrage and rescinded the letter. But the damage is done, and not just to Rocha. The LULAC Board of Directors held an emergency meeting last weekend and they issued a vote of no confidence against Rocha. He has doubled-down on his apologies, but has signaled that he will not resign; however, he is not running for re-election, either.

What’s going on here? Why does this drama within a private national organization deserve more attention? It goes to show how radically, and radically insane the Democratic Party and their supporting pro-amnesty interest groups have become. One has to give Rocha some credit. He probably recognized that the best deal one could hope for granting permanent legally status to young illegals rested in the President’s clearly outlined proposal. The voters in this country have militantly opposed amnesty for decades, and they have every right to expect enforcement of our immigration laws. The vast majority of Americans who are not political, have become very political over illegal immigration. It’s a fact of life that the pressure on public services, the economy, and public safety have grown too great to ignore.

LULAC's letter

But on the left, and among the most ardent liberals within the Democratic Party, there is no compromise. They must have their amnesty, and no strings attached: a full ride with no wall or border enforcement. I was surprised that my US Senator Kamala Harris, one of the most left-wing partisans in the US Senate, voted against the Schumer-Rounds-Collins bill. After all, that legislation would have curtained ICE and DHS enforcement activities while allowing illegals who had entered the country up to June 29, 2018 to seek legal status in the country.

That was the worst bill, and yet 8 Republicans crossed over to vote for it. Despite the bipartisan support, Harris and the two US Senators from New Mexico, along with the more real (and realistic) Republican caucus, killed that legislation. But why those three US Senators? They don’t support that “stupid” wall. I wanted to call their offices and ask: “Do you have a door? Do you lock it at night? How about a wall? Do you have walls around your home?”

Sure, these left-wing US Senators can play up their opposition to their base. However, they should also admit that they have scuttled any opportunity for an amnesty because of their adamant refusal to respect the President and the American People’s priorities on enforcement and security. Do these liberals not get it? They are not getting anything if they won’t compromise on the main enforcement elements with the President’s agenda.

This divide over amnesty just among politicians and their base, but  has emerged among the illegal aliens themselves! The Los Angeles Times just ran an article articulating the frustration and resentment among non-DACA illegals. They are no longer young adults, and some of these illegals are hitting 40 years old. They have lived and worked in the shadows for more than three decades.

They didn’t qualify for DACA, and now they are mad because their “needs” are not getting attention from lawmakers fighting to pass any kind of immigration reform. Their arrogance and raging sense of entitlement is unfathomable. Who do they think they are? How is it possible that any cohort of illegals living in this country would still be illegal after all these years? President Reagan signed off on a comprehensive amnesty 30 years ago. What have they been doing all this time?

Now another dilemma emerges: Should amnesty proponents settle for a compromise, as the embattled President of LULAC tried to do? Or should activists continue to scream, shout, block traffic, and harass lawmakers until the get a clean DREAM Act? Should they agitate for a comprehensive 11+ million amnesty proposal, and in the meantime wait for the results of the November 2018 election, too?

This divide among the different pro-amnesty factions, the Democratic Party, and the illegal aliens is fascinating, and ultimately working in the President and the American people’s favor. All along, I wagered that President Trump was not throwing away his campaign promises on immigration enforcement. After all, Republicans need their base now more than ever, and Republicans right now are not as motivated as the Democrats, still a potent, enraged force. The President enticed the center-left coalition with a pretty generous deal, but they have turned it down, and now are turning on their more reasonable leaders.

If anyone was paying attention, President Trump’s latest weekend address focused on immigration, but he discussed three important pillars to his proposal—not four. Guess which pillar is missing! DACA is apparently of the table, and Trump is doubling down on limiting legal immigration, including chain migration and the diversity VISA program. Democrats have not only squandered their diminished political capital, but they have worn out the patient of their left-wing base.

I have to say I am breathing a sigh of relief over all public, violent melt-down among amnesty supporters. Finally, conservatives are no longer playing defense on this contentious issue, but now we can fight to ensure that our borders will be secure, that our culture and country will persevere, and perhaps we can put this lingering wedge issue to rest for good.

Popcorn: Pro-Amnesty LULAC Savages "Malinche" President for Supporting Trump Immigration Proposal

LULAC is one of the most racist organizations out there. They collude to push for benefits for Americans of Latin American descent, without regard for the fact that this country is founded on E Pluribus Unum--out of many, one.

We are one country, we are one nation, and we cannot survive as a country as long as selfish interest groups are more interest in race than they are in reality. The United States is called to be a united community under one Constitution, through the rule of law, based on the Judeo-Christian ethic of honor to the individual based on natural rights from our Creator.

But LULAC wants open borders, amnesty, and cares more about ethnicity than ethics. They are part of the growing coalition of left-wing agitators who want amnesty for all illegals and they oppose the wall and other metrics to secure our borders and put the needs of Americans first.

Roger "La Malinche" Rocha?

Their president, Roger Rocha, has been caught between the widening wedge among liberals and progressives on the amnesty issue. Legislators in Congress are begging the DREAM Act Nightmares to be patient and accept any deal available. Soros-backed groups like United We Dream will settle for nothing less than a clean DREAM Act.

They also want amnesty for every single illegal alien in the country, and they don't want any enforcement along the borders, including the border wall. Shame on these arrogant adult children! This is not their country.

President Rocha also recognizes that because politics is a numbers game, and that in the White House the United States has a clear enforcer, that the unreasonable demands of amnesty advocates is tantamount to delusional. Rocha issued a letter supporting the President's initial, generous officer.

CNBC reports:

WASHINGTON – Facing mounting pressure to resign and the potential to be impeached, the president of the oldest Latino civil rights organization apologized for the hurt he caused by sending a letter to President Donald Trump backing Trump's immigration demands.

"Let me begin by expressing my sincerest regret and apology for any hurt my actions in writing a letter to the President of the United States may have caused you," he said in a statement.

But Roger Rocha Jr., president of the League of United Latin American Citizens, continued to defend his Jan. 28 letter in the statement issued Friday evening, even though he said writing it "turned into the worst mistake of my life."

He said his participation in meetings behind the scenes with the administration helped get Trump to accept offering a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million immigrants, rather than only 800,000 and to change his position on a border wall to instead accept technology and more border and immigration enforcement personnel.

Those meetings led to writing the letter because he believed "it may well be our last chance to save and protect our dreamers and immigrant community," he said.

LULAC’s board scheduled a Saturday meeting at 3 p.m. EDT with Rocha, following two days of turmoil and backlash over Rocha's letter.

What was in the letter, that offended so many LULAC members? Perhaps the fact that he wrote a letter to President Trump invited such incendiary outrage. But still, was it offensive in its content?

Rocha issued the following in an open letter:

Rocha basically signaled that he would get on board with all four pillars of President Trump's immigration agenda, including the curtailing of legal immigration and termination of the diversity VISA lotteries.

Why did he signal support at first? Because this seemed to be the last means of getting a viable solution passed through both houses of Congress and on the desk of the President for his signature.

Do the pro-amnesty forces have a choice at this point? Rocha was trying to be sensible ...

Yet the rest of the LULAC community went loco.

KGNS out of Laredo, Texas reports:

LAREDO, Texas (KGNS) - The leader of the oldest Latino civil rights organization in the U.S. is facing harsh criticism for endorsing President Trump’s immigration framework that includes a border wall.

Roger Rocha, President of the League of United Latin American Citizens wrote Trump this week saying that the storied civil rights group would support his plan for a border wall in exchange for protecting young immigrants brought to the country illegally.

Rocha also wrote that LULAC would endorse new restrictions on legal immigration.

Those comments drew storing reactions from LULAC members and activists across the country who say such policies would hurt Hispanics.

LULAC member Ralph Arellanes of Albuquerque says the wall should not be a part of any compromise.

Washington State LULAC Director Diana Perez says Rocha’s letter wasn’t approved by the national board.

Rocha says he plans to retract the letter.

How sad that so many of these left-leaning activists bit the hand that wanted to help them. It's become expressly clear that liberals, Democrats, and the progressive left have no interest in solving this illegal immigration problem. Democrats want the perreniel wedge to expand their power base and ensure a permanent underclass to elect them into power.

How shameful is that! President Trump was spot on when he tweeted:

Cannot believe how BADLY DACA recipients have been treated by the Democrats...totally abandoned! Republicans are still working hard.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 16, 2018

As for Rocha and LULCA, the members of LULAC  are already savaging him:

For Immediate Release

February 16, 2018

Statement from LULAC National Board

Washington, D.C. – The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) has a long-standing legacy of fighting to protect the civil rights of Latinos in the United States. As the nation’s largest and oldest Latino volunteer-based civil rights organization, we are committed to serving all of our constituents and advocating for the most important issues impacting the Latino community.

What about the rights of all American citizens?

Notice how the press release talks about "Latinos." Do they care whether they are citizens or not? Or course they don't! They only want to push a La Raza hate narrative that puts people first based on their skin color.

Racism to the extreme.

Today the LULAC National Board convened in Washington, D.C. to address recent public concerns regarding the organization’s leadership and assess the necessary next steps. Roger C. Rocha, Jr. announced his intent to serve out his term until the national elections take place on Saturday, July 21, 2018 at the Annual LULAC National Convention & Exposition in Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Rocha does not plan to run for a final term. In the meantime, the National Board, on behalf of the National Assembly, will continue to perform it’s duties.

"It's duties"--grammatical error. When writing the possessive, one uses "its". I can't believe that a prestigious national organization like LULAC would issue a press release with such a glaring error.

LULAC National Chief Executive Officer Brent Wilkes resigned today but also restated that he will help LULAC with the transition as he exits out of the organization. Mr. Wilkes has served the organization for 30 years, advocating on behalf of Latino civil rights, voting rights, immigration, education, health care, the environment and more. Under his longtime leadership, LULAC has become one of the most respected voices on Latino civil rights issues.

Resignations are already on the horizon. How about that!

This is good news, indeed. I think that LULAC showed fold up, close up, and just go away. Enough with this race-based outreach.

“We take the concerns expressed by our members, stakeholders and communities we serve very seriously,” said Brent Wilkes, LULAC National CEO. “The board is determined to do what is in the best interest of the organization. We remain focused on the national issues that put the livelihoods of our communities at stake and will continue to strongly advocate for all Latinos in the United States. LULAC has built a successful track record of fighting for what is right and our commitment to the people we serve remains stronger than ever.

The National LULAC Board will be as transparent as possible and keep our members informed of any and all updates on this matter.”

What was this big announcement for? An emergency meeting, but a meeting to decide what?

Here's the next press release:

Washington, D.C. – At the National Board meeting today, the LULAC National Board of Directors adopted a motion of no confidence against Roger Rocha, Jr., its National President. The Board further confirmed that the National Board of Directors would continue to perform its duties of advocating and fighting for our community.

La Malinche colluded with Cortez,
or at least that's what Brown Supremacists say

Rocha has turned into La Malinche for the radical activists who want open borders, unlimited amnesty, and the de facto end of the United States.

Here's a statement from the resigning Executive Director to Latino Rebels, on a radical socialist website, with red stars and all:

For Immediate Release

January 31, 2018

LULAC Opposes Trump Immigration Framework Calls upon Congress to Pass a Clean Dream Act

Washington, D.C. –The League of United Latin American Citizens has long supported the passage of a clean DREAM Act that would provide a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million immigrants who were brought to this country as children by their parents and have graduated from high school.

The issue has taken on even more urgency with LULAC since the election of Donald Trump and his decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program by March 5, 2018.

Our position on the DREAM Act has been clear: we believe that passing the DREAM Act is the right thing to do for the DREAMers and in the best interest of the United States who will benefit from their talent and work ethic. This position has been adopted by the National Assembly of LULAC on multiple occasions and remains in force today.

We do not believe that the DREAM Act should be coupled with any additional border enforcement measures or the elimination of family visa categories, since the bill by itself represents the best of American values, and gives blameless young people the chance to succeed and contribute to our country. Not surprisingly, eighty-six percent of the American public agrees with us and supports the passage of the DREAM Act.

In addition, the LULAC National Assembly has adopted resolutions opposing Trump’s offensive wall along the US/Mexican border, opposing cuts to family-based immigration, opposing efforts to force state and local governments to enforce federal immigration laws, and opposing the increased detention of undocumented immigrants.

For this reason, LULAC is adamantly opposed to President Trump’s recently released immigration framework which calls for $25 billion in US taxpayers’ money for an ineffectual wall between the US and Mexico, increased detention of immigrants, elimination of 5 out of the 7 categories of family-based immigration visas, and elimination of the diversity lottery visa program for underrepresented countries, among other draconian anti-immigrant policies.

Further, we share the view of our members, coalition partners, and allies that President Trump’s hurtful, inaccurate, and inflammatory language toward immigrants and communities of color neither advances the interests of the country nor represents this nation’s values.

The President’s efforts to hold DREAMers hostage to these outrageous policies are reprehensible because he has manufactured the crisis himself by ending the DACA program when he could have kept it in place, and especially because he has already told these young Americans not to worry because he will “deal with them with great heart.”

LULAC has engaged in non-stop advocacy in support of a clean DREAM Act over the past year. LULAC has held more than 60 town halls on immigration nationwide. We have also conducted four advocacy weeks in Washington, most recently with 150 DREAMers the week of January 16-19, 2018, who delivered petitions and letters to all 535 Members of Congress. LULAC’s members and allies have kept in constant contact with our elected representatives both online and in person.

LULAC will continue to press for legislation to restore protections for DREAMers and provide a pathway to citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants who work hard to contribute to our communities. We encourage Latino communities and the country at large to make their voices heard by engaging in our democracy through their exercise of free speech and their franchise to vote.

This statement was voted on and approved today by the LULAC National Executive Committee and represents the organization’s official position on the DREAM Act.

"I guess I won't get to sit
at the cool kids' table any more!"

Final Reflection

The whole organization is crumbling in on itself. They want amnesty for the 1.8+ million illegal aliens, but they internally recognize that there will be no deal if there is no enforcement metrics in place with the legislation.

But the left-wing agitators within LULAC will tolerate nothing less that amnesty at all costs.

They are in the impossible pickle. The Democratic Party wanted to pander to illegal aliens and their legal friends and advocates. Now they find that it's all about the votes--as it always has been--and illegals don't vote, or they shouldn't be voting.

Even if they end up flipping one or two states, Americans are fed up with their jobs, their quality of life, their lives in jeopardy because Big Business, Big Labor, and Big La Raza want big amnesty at the expense of the legal law-abiding residents

We are not going to tolerate it anymore.

The Democrats have been exposed.

LULAC is despised.

The illegals are getting desperate.

And the American people are determined to win at all costs.

We deserve to, after all--this is our country!

Oh, and before I forget ... didn't Trump talk about four pillars to his immigration proposal?

This past weekend, he mentioned three. Guess which one is missing?!

My Administration has identified three major priorities for creating a safe, modern and lawful immigration system: fully securing the border, ending chain migration, and canceling the visa lottery. Congress must secure the immigration system and protect Americans. pic.twitter.com/xV1lgfhjBU

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 10, 2018

LULAC Loses It: Illegal Alien Activists Deported

LULAC is losing it, too, along with the Nightmare Kids, the DACA Brats, and the amnesty panderers who have been assaulting our Congressmen, our US Senators, and every other elected official and executive department leader in the states and our federal government.

LULAC is a fundamentally biased group, even racist.

They do not care about the United States of America.

They do not care about the United States Constitution.

They care more about scoring political points and playing the race card.

For Immediate Release

January 22, 2018

LULAC Statement on ICE Intimidation Tactic on Activist Maru Mora-Villalpando

Seattle, WA – Recently Maru Mora, a 47-year-old Mexican native and outspoken activist was put in deportation proceedings by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). She’s lived in the United States for over 25 years. Her daughter, Josefina Alanis Mora is 20 years old, born in the U.S. and currently studying at Western Washington University. Maru believes she is being targeted as a form of retaliation for her relentless activism efforts. Maru is one of several immigration activists across the country who have been targeted for deportation under President Donald Trump. She believes ICE is targeting activists as an attempt to intimidate the Latino community and their allies.

ICE is targeting everyone. Every person in this country illegally is subect to deportation. There is no right for illegal aliens to stay in this country.

In response, LULAC National President Roger C. Rocha Jr. issued the following statement:

“ICE says it’s focused on deporting criminals, but Maru is no criminal. For years Maru has served as a strong community advocate, helping organize and raise awareness about issues that impact the Latino community. She’s made it a point to educate families all across the state of Washington about immigrant rights. Maru has also stood alongside farmworkers in the berry fields in northern Washington. She’s done all this while also defending immigrants treated inhumanely at the for-profit detention center in Tacoma. Again, it’s easy to see Maru is not a criminal but an advocate. In fact, she is an example of the type of community leader our country needs, which is why LULAC presented her with an award at the 2014 LULAC’s first Women’s Summit in the Pacific Northwest held in Vancouver, WA.

Yes, Maru is a criminal. She lives in the country illegally; therefore, she is a criminal.

Thanks, and have a nice day.

ICE immigration arrests of noncriminals have doubled under Trump and it must stop. LULAC will continue to stand with Maru and all our immigrant community.”

You "immigrant" community would have nothing to worry about, if you are talking about men and women who have entered this country legally from other countries.

"Immigrant" must never be debased to including people who broke into this country, violating our national laws and sovereignty.

LULAC in Full Panic! No DACA Amnesty in Budget Bill

LULAC is going crazy, again!

The DREAMers are getting deported, and there is nothing that the liberal or Republican establishment can do about it!

Their latest eblast is all huff and puff.

It's over, folks. We the People of the United States will be the final arbiters of who lives and does not live in our country.

It’s been three months since President Trump ended the DACA program and shifted responsibility to Congress to enact DREAMer protections by March 5, 2018. After that date, over 800,000 young immigrant DREAMers will be targets for deportation as their DACA permits begin to expire.

We can’t let that happen.

This week, LULAC members from across the country will gather with other organizations in Washington, D.C. to demand that Congress protect DREAMers and pass the Dream Act of 2017. Here's how you can get involved:

Monday, December 4: LULAC will participate in a story-sharing marathon by reading DREAMer testimonials to highlight the importance of a clean Dream Act. Click here to follow the conversation on Facebook.

Wednesday, December 6: LULAC will join thousands of activists for the National Mobilization for a Clean Dream Act & Save TPS Rally and March. To join us, click here to sign up.

Thursday and Friday, December 7-8: LULAC will deliver our petition to congressional offices and urge them to pass a clean Dream Act. Click here to sign and share the petition.

Can’t make it to Washington, D.C? Here’s how you can participate in your community:

It's over, illegals.

No amnesty, no open borders, no fascist USA!

We are not going to tolerate it anymore!

LULAC Cries, I Rejoice: Abused TPS Programs Terminated by Trump Administration

Despite the lies and pleadings of people on the life, I do read and follow the news and press releases of rival organizations.

When they say something bad has happened, it gives me another reason to rejoice.

The Temporary Protective Status program has been eliminated, and there is nothing that the illegal alien panderers can do about it.

Check out the news below, from a press release issued by LULAC:

Washington, D.C. – On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) terminated Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nicaraguans and left Honduras with an extension that has a new expiration date of July 5, 2018. TPS was established by Congress in 1990 to apply to countries who have suffered from war, disease, natural disasters, and other catastrophes. Thousands from both Nicaragua and Honduras were given the special status in 1999 after Hurricane Mitch devastated Central America. Today, many TPS countries are dealing with safety issues and with the after effects of the conditions that led to their designation.

The Honduran immigrants have lived in the United States for years, even decades. One would think that they would have taken every step to become naturalized citizens at this point. These kinds of programs have made it too easy for people to live here and enjoy the privileges of citizenship without claiming the responsibilities which must be joined with them

Citizenship means a full buy-in to everything that is the United States. We are not seeing that now, and these problems will continue as long as immigrants can come to the United States claiming emergency refugee status, but then stick around long after the imminent dangers in their home countries have dissipated.

TPS for Nicaragua will terminate on January 5, 2019, giving the approximately 2,500 Nicaraguans, who have lived in the U.S. legally for roughly 20 years, 14 months to leave the United States. Meanwhile, approximately 57,000 immigrants from Honduras are left in limbo, fearing they may soon suffer the same fate as Nicaragua and forced to return to a country that has the highest homicide rate in the world.

What about the needs of Americans? What about their concerns? We have men and women living on the streets of Los Angeles County homeless. Veterans are in great need, as well.

Sindy Benavides, Honduran native and Interim Chief Operating Officer for LULAC stated, “We are concerned that DHS is not evaluating country conditions closely enough and acting recklessly to end TPS. Just this year, the State Department issued a travel warning for U.S. Citizens who were considering traveling to Honduras. We are outraged that this Administration is putting the lives and future of current tax-payers in limbo. People’s lives are being abruptly disrupted after living, working, and contributing to their community for close to two decades. Our message is clear: we urge Congress to protect these families! We must stop the Trump Administration’s cruel broader efforts to tighten restrictions on immigration by enacting a permanent solution that keeps families together!”

"People's lives are being disrupted." What about the lives of the citizens in this country, who have seen their jobs taken away because of cheap labor undercutting wages?

LULAC National President, Roger C. Rocha Jr., condemned the Administration's actions, “This is yet another inhumane attack on lawful, tax-paying, and hard-working families. The Trump Administration refuses to accept that this country was built on the backs of immigrants and therefore, shows no empathy and continues to separate thousands of immigrant families. All 325,000 TPS recipients are vetted, legally present and authorized immigrants in the United States. Along with devastating thousands of families, a mass deportation of TPS recipients would cost taxpayers more than $3 billion. We must do better. We urge the administration to continue to carefully review the designation for TPS countries. We are asking our LULAC members and the public to call the White House at 202-456-1111 and DHS 202-282-8495 to make your voice heard on TPS!”

"Lawful"--for once, the president of LULAC can make that claim. They do reside in the country legally, but they have lived in the country long enough to ready themselves to fight for their home countries, or to become citizens of the United States. You cannot have it both ways. Individuals in this country cannot enjoy the privileges of citizen, but then refuse to embrace the whole American ideal.

It simply cannot go both ways.

Final Reflection

I spoke to one of the leaders of LULAC--it might have been Roger Rocha!--and this spokesman had an arrogant veneer. He called out "You Tea Party" people, and played this cultural warfare game of going after people just because of their political commitment to ensuring the integrity and security of the United States of America.

We need an immigration system and policy which works the best for Americans, for the United States of America. We cannot have these programs which simply allow foreign nationals to live legally in the country. If you want to live in America, you need to love America and become an America.

If you are looking for respite as a refugee, and you came in legally, then you need to prepare to return to your home country and make your home country great again. If you love the United States and want to stay here for the rest of your life, then become an American citizen. There can no longer be these extended periods of time where men and women enjoy legal status in the country, yet refuse to become fully naturalized citizens.

Brown Supremacist LULAC Celebrates Bannon's Departure

LULAC (The League of United Latin American Citizens) is a brazenly Brown Supremacist group which pushes Latino issues (whatever that means) at the expense of everyone else.

Brown Supremacists

I spoke with the California Director, who was situated in Santa Maria. He proudly announced that he had supported John McCain for President in 2008, as if that is something to be proud of.

Then he went on a relentless hate spree going after me because I was "conservative" and "anti-immigrant". This kind of talk is nothing but lies and hate, drummed up to distract Latino Americans from the regressive leftist agenda.

LULAC Hails Departure of Steve Bannon from White House

Why? Why was there such a virulent, rabid hatred of Steve Bannon?

Latino Civil Rights Organization Calls upon President Trump to Remove all White Nationalists from his Administration

Was Bannon a "white" nationalist? No, he was an American nationalist.

Why does this "minority" groups insist on smearing others with the race card or the White Supremacy Card?

Washington, D.C. – The League of United Latin American Citizens, this nation’s largest and oldest Latino Civil Rights organization, hailed the departure of Steve Bannon from the White House today calling it a significant step in the right direction.

“Just as LULAC opposed and was deeply troubled by the appointment of Steve Bannon as Chief Strategist at the White House, we are very pleased that the President has dismissed him today,” stated LULAC National President Roger C. Rocha, Jr. “We encourage President Trump to remove all alt-right/white nationalists from his administration including any staff associated with groups identified by the Southern Poverty Law Center as hate groups.”

What does "alt-right" mean? Are they talking about people who are conservative, but using the term as a way to silence their points of view so that no one will listen to them?

"Alt-right" means men and women who are invested in White Pride or White Supremacy.

That has nothing to do with Steve Bannon's populist agenda.

Bannon, Alex Marlow, and Donald Trump are invested in fighting for what is best in this country. They want to reinforce Americanism, and that does not mean opposition to men and women with diverse backgrounds from other countries.

One has to wonder how groups like LULAC can still prosper and not get away with being called out for what they really: racist organizations based on hyping corporate victimhood to hype their own power and make more money.

Steve Bannon

LULAC is thankful to the broad coalition of Latino leaders who have called for Steve Bannon to be removed including Hector Sanchez of the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda and Javier Palomarez of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. While some political observers have suggested that Latino organizations do not have much leverage with the Trump Administration, today’s announcement proves that our voices can be effective in bringing about change whether we have a seat at the table or not.

These Latino groups have no leverage. I am still not sure why Trump decided to accept Bannon's resignation. Will this work to the better interests of the country, despite the liberal media's rampant gloating?

“Today’s announcement is a step in the right direction,” states Rocha. “But President Trump must prove that he can be the President for all Americans by rejecting the alt right, embracing diversity, and reaching across the aisle to pass bi-partisan legislation that will help all of us. We call upon the President to salvage his Presidency by moving to the center and healing the divisions that Steve Bannon and others in his administration have caused.”

Trump has already embraced diversity. He has men and women of all backgrounds who supported him in the primary and all the way through the general election.

The enemies of diversity are not Trump and his administration.

They are racist organizations like LULAC, which want to promote the interest of one group of peopled based on their limited, selective ethnic background.

That is not what this country is about, however.

This country's moto is "E pluribus unum"--out of many, one!

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The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) is the nation’s largest and oldest civil rights volunteer-based organization that empowers Hispanic Americans and builds strong Latino communities. Headquartered in Washington, DC, with 1,000 councils around the United States and Puerto Rico, LULAC’s programs, services and advocacy address the most important issues for Latinos, meeting critical needs of today and the future. For more information, visit www.LULAC.org.

Notice that the rubric below shows where their one true focus lies--with Latinos.

Not with Americans as a whole. There is one term to describe this narrow-minded focus: Racism.

LULAC National Office, 1133 19th Street NW, Suite 1000 Washington DC 20036, (202) 833-6130, (202) 833-6135 FAX