Posted on 05/04/2006 4:09:00 AM PDT by stan_sipple
A recently formed group called Nebraskans Fed-Up with Illegal Immigration is planning a rally Saturday at Antelope Park.
Lincoln resident and coordinator Stanford Sipple said he is responding to recent Hispanic-organized events here, elsewhere in Nebraska and nationally aimed at accommodating undocumented workers.
“There have been all these thousands of illegal immigrants in this state wanting a free pass into this country,” Sipple said Wednesday.
“I think they’re trying to intimidate public officials into going their way,” he added, “and we want to represent the silent majority that doesn’t want them to get a free pass into the country.”
The Saturday event looms as the latest local development to attempts by Congress to choose between harsher or more lenient treatment of an estimated 12 million workers in the United States illegally.
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Show your opposition to illegal aliens by voting against Senator Ben Nelson in November!
Ben Nelson takes his marching Orders from Chuck Schumer, Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton and Harry Reid!
Will do.
We need to see to it that Chuckie Hagel has to get a real job as well.
Hagel and Nelson - Just facilitating the illegal aliens that Americans won't facilitate.
If you know of a suspected employer of illegal aliens report them here.
http://www.wehirealiens.com/
ALSO:
http://www.firecoalition.com/
ALSO can Report Illegals
http://reportillegals.com/
ping
This is great!
We need to set a date for when Americans in all cities can protest at the same time and make national headlines like the Illegals did.
Altho, the Illegals would probably show up and there could be trouble. But we should do it anyway.
And of course, the LSM probably wouldn't disseminate our plans for us like they did for the Illegals. But we should do it anyway.
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