Threats? Civil Disobedience?

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Congressman Gutierrez Vows to Take Amnesty Fight to Streets

If the lame-duck session ends without the passage of amnesty legislation, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) has vowed that he and other Hispanic leaders will stage a full-tilt campaign of “civil disobedience,” like the African-American civil-rights movement of the 1960s. (The Daily Beast, Dec. 1, 2010) During an interview with The Daily Beast published last week, Rep. Gutierrez promised there will be protests, marches, and sit-ins in an attempt to garner support for amnesty legislation. The movement will operate autonomously and will no longer be beholden to wavering Democrats, filibustering Republicans, or President Barack Obama. (Id.) Rep. Gutierrez, who heads the Immigration Task Force for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, says that he is taking his cues on civil disobedience from the 1960s. “When black people in this country decided they were going to fight for civil rights and for voting rights, they didn’t ask if the majority leader was with them,” he said

 

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He missed one small detail. Blacks were US citizens protected by our Constitution. If they protest they will hopefully be arrested and deported. If they riot they just might be shot. That guy is always babbling about how Obama is going to give amnesty. He is constantly on the tube talking like amnesty is imminenet. Don't think it is going to work out for his cause in this depression when jobs are needed for American workers.

 

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Maybe Congressman Gutierrez wants to take credit for this guy.:W:

Boyfriend ordered held without bail in 4-year-old's death

by William D'Urso - Dec. 7, 2010 04:17 PM
The Arizona Republic
The man accused of beating his girlfriend's 4-year-old son to death because he soiled himself has been ordered held without bail.
Police say Jorge Busso, 23, allegedly beat the boy with a belt Friday as punishment for soiling himself.

During a videotaped appearance before an unidentified Maricopa County Superior Court commissioner, a prosecutor recommended that no bond be allowed on the felony child abuse charges because Busso is in the country illegally, which makes him a flight risk.

Busso then spoke up and said he plans on marrying his girlfriend and having a child to get his immigration status cleared up.

"I have her already talking to a lawyer to see if he can get us married as soon as possible to get that taken care of," Busso told the commissioner.

 

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Let them protest, let them riot !

Nothing will turn citizens against them faster then seeing this “civil disobedience” on TV.