Posted on 11/17/2015 6:15:10 AM PST by artichokegrower
Reeling from the arrest of a respected community leader, more than 100 people packed City Hall on Monday to try to get answers and assuage their fears that nothing similar would happen to them.
Afraid of being snatched by immigration authorities, the mostly indigenous migrants from Oaxaca, Mexico, skipped work or refused to send their children to school. Their fear comes from the arrest of Andres Cruz Garcia, a respected leader who was detained Thursday on suspicion of extortion.
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I thought coming into our country illegally was breaking the law.
Illegals living in fear of being deported? What a novel thought.
All illegal aliens must break laws daily to continue their illegal presence in the U.S.
Fraudulently documented foreigners must use fraudulent documents to work, drive, register their vehicles, etc.
Deport them all.
“indigenous migrants”
Oxymoron?
Is the writer twisting herself into a P C pretzel in order to not use the word(s) Mexican or Indian?
Police Cmdr. Greg Allen also tried to reassure the audience.
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“Please send your children back to school,†he said.
WE NEED THE MONEY, Over $100 per day per child
Isn’t Theft of TAXPAYER DOLLARS a Crime Mr Police Cmdr Greg Allen???
Greenfield is a small city in California’s Salinas Valley. Huge demographic change over the last 20 years. What could go wrong with open borders and no immigration law?
5 arrested, 1 suspect at large in human trafficking bust on the Central Coast
Authorities arrested five suspects, including a juvenile, accused of bringing women to the United States from El Salvador, Nicaragua and Mexico. Investigators said women were forced to have sex to pay off their debt.
Locations in Greenfield, King City and Gilroy were searched for evidence.
http://www.kionrightnow.com/news/local-news/human-trafficking-bust-on-the-central-coast/36396138
Was always fun on a construction project to shout La Migra.
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