Seriously, if a wall won't work why are the illegals against it?

Latinos discuss rights at Riverside immigration summit
Proposals in Costa Mesa and D.C. criticized in Riverside.
February 12, 2006
COURTNEY PERKES
The Orange County Register
www.ocregister.com/ocregister/news/abox/article_995915.php
RIVERSIDE – About 400 Latinos concerned about the rights of immigrants who enter the country illegally to work met Saturday in Riverside to fight plans for increased enforcement from Washington and Costa Mesa.

The Mexicano/Latino Leadership Immigration Summit focused mostly on legislation approved in the House of Representatives that would build a fence along parts of the Mexican border.

"We're not terrorists, just hardworking people trying to make a living," said speaker Hector Preciado of the Greenlining Institute, a Northern California public policy and advocacy group.

Participants also mentioned Costa Mesa's decision to allow police to enforce some federal immigration laws and seek deportation of felony suspects. The Orange County Sheriff's Department is working on a similar proposal.

Zeke Hernandez of the Santa Ana chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens asked for support of an April 1 demonstration in front of City Hall.

"Take a look at what's happening in Orange County - the birthplace of Save Our State (Prop. 187) and the Minutemen," Hernandez said.

Costa Mesa Mayor Allan Mansoor said he questioned why leaders of the upcoming protest don't want laws enforced.

"There's been tremendous support across the board from people of many different nationalities," he said.

Felipe Aguirre, a City Council member from Maywood, said his city has passed an ordinance saying it will defy the federal government if cities are ordered to enforce immigration laws.

"If Costa Mesa can be an anti-immigrant city, we're going to say Maywood is a pro-immigrant city," Aguirre said to applause.

The conference was organized by the National Alliance for Human Rights.

I still think every foreign invader should be shot on site

"We're not terrorists, just hardworking people trying to make a living,"

Gee, I wonder why they don't even mention the high crime rate and henious crimes committed by illegals

because it wouldnt' further the cause of La raza, the reunification of Texas and mexico

How about just get the fuck out before we shoot all your fucking asses.

Seriously, lots of people say that the wall won't help
If it won't help, why is the mexican government against it? Cus they like us?
If it won't help, why are the illegals protesting the wall? Cus they like us?

Maybe it WON'T help, but THEY think it will stop them or they wouldn't be so worried about it

Fish and Game needs to add an illegal season. No bag limit. Problem solved.

4.) Posting comments or links in support of illegal activities including, but not limited to, threats against the life of any living person