Illegals don't like Oklahoma law
From the Tulsa World:
Local Hispanic leaders to announce lawsuit against immigration law
by: staff reports
9/27/2007 12:51 PM
Local Hispanic leaders have announced plans to announce a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state's new immigration law.
House Bill 1804, the Taxpayers and Citizens Protection Act, is due to go into effect Nov. 1. It would make it a felony to transport, conceal or shelter an undocumented immigrant from detection. It also prevents illegal immigrants from getting jobs and public assistance.
The Rev. Miguel Rivera, president of the National Coalition of Latin Clergy and Christian Leaders, is expected to make the announcement at a noon news conference Friday at the Tulsa's Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 10802 E. 31st St.
Also at the news conference, the Rev. Victor Orta II, president of the American Dream Coalition, will ask for a moratorium on immigration raids and deportations until Congress agrees on a comprehensive and fair immigration reform, according to a press release.
Associate Images:
The Rev. Victor Orta (left), leader of the American Dream Coalition, the Rev. Miguel Rivera, president of the National Coalition of Latin Clergy and Christian Leaders, and the Rev. Jose Alfonso, pastor of Iglesia Piedra Angular.[:D][:D][:D][:D]
Don't let the door hit you on the way out, go home and make your country support you and your family.
Local Hispanic leaders to announce lawsuit against immigration law
by: staff reports
9/27/2007 12:51 PM
Local Hispanic leaders have announced plans to announce a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state's new immigration law.
House Bill 1804, the Taxpayers and Citizens Protection Act, is due to go into effect Nov. 1. It would make it a felony to transport, conceal or shelter an undocumented immigrant from detection. It also prevents illegal immigrants from getting jobs and public assistance.
The Rev. Miguel Rivera, president of the National Coalition of Latin Clergy and Christian Leaders, is expected to make the announcement at a noon news conference Friday at the Tulsa's Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 10802 E. 31st St.
Also at the news conference, the Rev. Victor Orta II, president of the American Dream Coalition, will ask for a moratorium on immigration raids and deportations until Congress agrees on a comprehensive and fair immigration reform, according to a press release.
Associate Images:
The Rev. Victor Orta (left), leader of the American Dream Coalition, the Rev. Miguel Rivera, president of the National Coalition of Latin Clergy and Christian Leaders, and the Rev. Jose Alfonso, pastor of Iglesia Piedra Angular.[:D][:D][:D][:D]
Don't let the door hit you on the way out, go home and make your country support you and your family.
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Poor illegals. They say we are causing FEAR in their community.
That's exactly what we intend to do. Let them go live in Ted Kennedy's state or go back to Mexico.0 -
Adios amigo.[;)] 0 -
A recent case in the northeast ruled similar laws unconstitutional. 0 -
All the hand-wringing mush-headed Socialists and fascists crying about " However could we DO anything about all those illegals"...
Well, you pass one little law...and the barbarians move THEMSELVES...by the thousands from one small city.0 -
ADIOS ESPALDA DE AGUA [^]
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