Illegals-advocate group to stalk Minutemen kids

WorldNetDaily ^ | February 25, 2006

[SealSeven]

These folks aren't very bright. IMO, if they do this, I have a feeling the end result is going to be one they did not expect.

[Adiemus]

No, minor misunderstanding. I have a .357 mag S&W.

[Eighth Street]

The enraging this is that this guy is FUNDED BY TAXPAYER MONEY.

And the Taxppayers are NOT pro-illegal immigration!

Our Government, at virtually any level, whether run by Republicans or Democrats, does NOT work for us.

[mtbopfuyn]

Sadly, I think I already know which side Bush is on.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Got it! You really threw me for a loop there. :o)

[longtermmemmory]

This is stalking. It is intendended to create a fear of physical harm.

There is ZERO reason to video childrne.

These "centers" have no need for federal monies. In fact if it is state money, then an equal amount of federal money can be pulled from highway or public works projects.

[MrCruncher]

bmp

[Liz]

Let's see your papers, Gustavo.

And how many SS no's are you using?

How many $4500-$5400 EICs from the IRS have you pocketed by declaring several names/jobs - just by going $1 over the income limit?


And how many EINs, ITINs, Child Tax Credit, Additional Child Tax Credits are you getting?

In addtion to welfare and food stamps, free health care, and free education.....which Minutemen are subsidizing with their tax dollars.

[MEGoody]

A Maryland organization that runs four government-funded day-labor hiring centers is training volunteer "legal observers" to videotape members of the Minuteman border security group and to picket their homes, places of work and their children's schools.

I don't think it's a smart thing to do to antagonize armed men. Of course, we all know that liberals are not particularly intelligent.

[MEGoody]

Coward : One who lacks courage or shows shameful fear or timidity.

Well, then you can't call Bush a coward.

[Liz]

The most recent annual report for Casa de Maryland, a non-profit, shows $2,771,615 in income for 2004-2005, of which 51 percent was provided by various government agencies. According to its website, the organization's employment program provides day-labor placement for "low-income Latino and African immigrants ... as employers seek to replace permanent workers." "We never ask for documentation," Torres told the New York Times in December. "Our mission is to help anyone in need of service, regardless of their immigration status. We are proud of that."

A formal inquiry needs to be launched into the tax status, fund-raising, and asset allocation procedures of Casa de Maryland, to determine the extent to which Casa de Maryland colluded to engage in government fraud, illegal money conversions, and wire-transfers for the purpose of evading the IRS, SEC, and US banking laws.

Taxpayers demand to know whether Gustavo Torres engaged in multiple conspiracies that resulted in government fraud, and whether Torres filed fraudulent reports and grant request with the state and federal government.

[GOPJ]

According to its website, the organization's employment program provides day-labor placement for "low-income Latino and African immigrants ... as employers seek to replace permanent workers." "We never ask for documentation,"

They're breaking the law --

Illegals ARE NOT IMMIGRANTS. Thieves who break into our homes are not guests.

Bank robbers and citizens who make loans both walk out of a bank with money but they're not the same. Is this too hard for these people to understand? The citizens of this country want to illegals to go home.