Full Statement to the Monterey City Council

To the Monterey City Council:

It really feels like God’s Country up here, and I think that it is more than fitting for me to speak in the city that had served as the first Capital for the Bear Flag Republic turned Golden State.

I am here with this incredible community of California Patriots urging you to opt out of SB 54, otherwise known as the Sanctuary State Law. This legislation is only a sanctuary for criminal foreign nationals who should have never entered nor resided in our state or our country. It is unconstitutional, as well, violating the enumerated powers clause of Article One, Section; the Protections Clause in Article Four, Section Four; and the Supremacy Clause of Article Six, Section Two. The United States Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land, and you all took an oath to uphold and defend the United States Constitution. You must oppose SB 54.

This legislation has forced county sheriffs throughout the state to release violent criminals back onto our streets. Because of SB 54, Orange County Sheriff Sarah Hutchens was forced to release illegal aliens who had committed domestic violence, child cruelty, and sex with a minor. Props 47 and 57 have allowed courts to reduce felonies to misdemeanors, further allowing violent illegal aliens to be released back onto our streets. For this reason the supposedly exceptions listed in SB54 do not ultimately cash and forced deportation of these violent illegal aliens.

On my shirt you will see a picture of a true American dreamer, Rubin Morfin. He was executed by an illegal alien here in Monterey County, specifically Salinas California on December 29th 1990. His dreams are the dreams that matter.

62,000 American Dreamers have been murdered by illegal aliens since 9/11, enough is enough. It’s time for our local officials to do what our state legislature has refused to do: put Americans first, including the greatest in need: our homeless, foster children, the mental ill, our veterans, and even our homeless veterans populations.

Despite the fake news, the fact is that illegal aliens are committing a disproportionate number of crimes, including voter and ID fraud along with theft burglary, mayhem, violence, and murder. The political posturing and social justice warrior mentality coming out of Sacramento is endangering the lives of all Californians, including our law enforcement. To this day, the California Sheriff's Association still opposes SB 54, even after the last minute amendments before Governor Brown sign the bill.

Last of all, I wish to commend Monterey County Sheriff Steve Bernal for taking a stand to protect law enforcement and to protect the community by allowing ICE in to Monterey County jails.

As for the Monterey City Council, I am urging you to take the following steps:

1. Pass Opt-Out Ordinance from SB 54
2. Pass Resolution Opposing SB 54
3. Issue a Stay of Compliance until the courts issue a final ruling on SB 54
4. File Lawsuit Against State of California
5. Join with Huntington Beach lawsuit against California
6. File Joinder with DOJ/Huntington Beach lawsuit
7. Urge your county sheriff to reject SB 54, comply with federal law, and publish all the release times and dates for inmates, legal and illegal.

Trump Supporter vs. DACA Recipient at UCI DREAM Act Rally

                     

This is the first time that I confronted an illegal alien and "DACA recipient."

The setting? October 11, 2017. Korrupt US Senator Kamala Harris was hosting a DREAM Act rally at UC Irvine. To be honest, she is simply preparing to run for President. Since Hillary lost after Obama had won, the Democratic Party will return to its losing game of identity politics, convinced that a black-Indian female will have a better chance against Trump in 2020.

That's a laugh!

Anyway, the video above is one of four videos I recorded at the DREAM Act rally.

Here's the context.

It bothers me that from time to time, the press and individual activists will run into young illegal aliens. They will start to squish or fall apart when they stand their ground on the enforcement of our nation's immigration laws.

We have a right and necessity to stand our ground on the rul eof law.

We can recognize the tough situation that young illegals find themselves in, because their parents brought them into the United States illegally. Add to that the corrupt, piecemeal amnesties implemented  by the Obama Administration and Democratic lawmakers in other states, and behold the terrible mess today.

It's time for enforcement of our laws.

Compassion is not a proper foundation for a government, especially border security and national sovereignty.

Illegal is illegal. Check out my interview with the illegal alien above. Notice that I pointed out solutions, but I refused to water down the legal reality and moral necessity:

"You need to reside in the United States legally. Return to your home country and come back legally."