Posted on 05/24/2005 3:36:23 AM PDT by NH Red
Well, it was the pro-immigrant's protest after all. They organized it all and delivered the petitions to Chamberlain. I didn't hear about it until yesterday morning on the local NPR station.
There's no question but that public opinion around here is fully behind Chief Chamberlain.
I'm very glad to hear that. I wrote him a short email and was very surprised to get a personal response.
"Methinks the boy Theo has gotten himself confused between his friend creating Constitutional laws that aren't there and the chief's attempts to uphold the real ones. It's going to take more than 23 minutes to straighten him out."
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Arnie Alpert, right, listens to Russell Cook, left, as Bruce Miller looks on in the parking lot of the New Ipswich police station yesterday. Cook was praising Police Chief W. Garrett Chamberlain for charging an illegal immigrant with trespassing, while Alpert was joined by about 30 critics saying the trespassing charge is unjust and unconstitutional. (AP)
Despite efforts yesterday of a group of protesters armed with a letter signed by 200 sympathizers New Ipswich Police Chief W. Garrett Chamberlain said he would not budge on his stance against allowing illegal immigrants in town.
"I will not subscribe to the open-borders philosophy," Chamberlain told a crowd of about 30 members of the New Hampshire Immigrant Rights Task Force yesterday.
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Chief W. Garrett Chamberlain
NEW IPSWICH POLICE DEPARTMENT
659 Turnpike Road
PO Box 439
New Ipswich, NH 03071
Phone: 603-878-2771
Fax: 603-878-4675
E-Mail: 901@nipd.net
Support him if you can.
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"I will not subscribe to the open-borders philosophy," Chamberlain told a crowd of about 30 members of the New Hampshire Immigrant Rights Task Force yesterday.
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