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Date Posted: 13:47:19 04/28/06 Fri
Author: Pot
Subject: Re: filo de puta!!
In reply to: the Crisco kid... 's message, "filo de puta!!" on 16:06:05 04/27/06 Thu

>Pull a Ron Regan on em'.... All fired, expelled,
>immigration status reviewed and dealt with
>accordingly.... "go back to "go", start over... do
>NOT collect $100........>>>>>May 1 protest aims to
>"close" cities By Dan Whitcomb
>2 hours, 8 minutes ago
>
>
>
>Pro-immigration activists say a national boycott and
>marches planned for May 1 will flood U.S. streets with
>millions of Latinos to demand amnesty for illegal
>immigrants and shake the ground under Congress as it
>debates reform.
>
>Such a massive turnout could make for the largest
>protests since the civil rights era of the 1960s,
>though not all Latinos -- nor their leaders -- were
>comfortable with such militancy, fearing a backlash in
>Middle America.
>
>"There will be 2 to 3 million people hitting the
>streets in Los Angeles alone. We're going to close
>down Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Tucson, Phoenix,
>Fresno," said Jorge Rodriguez, a union official who
>helped organize earlier rallies credited with rattling
>Congress as it debates the issue.
>
>Immigration has split Congress, the Republican Party
>and public opinion. Conservatives want the estimated
>12 million illegal immigrants classified as felons and
>a fence built along the Mexican border.
>
>Others, including President George W. Bush, want a
>guest-worker program and a path to citizenship. Most
>agree some reform is needed to stem the flow of poor
>to the world's biggest economy.
>
>"We want full amnesty, full legalization for anybody
>who is here (illegally)," Rodriguez said. "That is the
>message that is going to be played out across the
>country on May 1."
>
>Organizers have timed the action for May Day, a date
>when workers around the world traditionally have
>marched for improved conditions, and have strong
>support from big labor and the Roman Catholic church.
>
>They vow that America's major cities will grind to a
>halt and its economy will stagger as Latinos walk off
>their jobs and skip school.
>
>Teachers' unions in major cities have said children
>should not be punished for walking out of class. Los
>Angeles school officials said principals had been told
>that they should allow students to leave but walk with
>them to help keep order.
>
>In Chicago, Catholic priests have helped organize
>protests, sending information to all 375 parishes in
>the archdiocese.
>
>CRITICS CHARGE INTIMIDATION
>
>Chicago activists predict that the demonstrations will
>draw 300,000 people.
>
>In New York, leaders of the May 1 Coalition said a
>growing number of businesses had pledged to close and
>allow their workers to attend a rally in Manhattan's
>Union Square.
>
>Large U.S. meat processors, including Cargill Inc.,
>Tyson Foods Inc and Seaboard Corp said they will close
>plants due to the planned rallies.
>
>Critics accuse pro-immigrant leaders of bullying
>Congress and stirring up uninformed young Latinos by
>telling them that their parents were in imminent
>danger of being deported.
>
>"It's intimidation when a million people march down
>main streets in our major cities under the Mexican
>flag," said Jim Gilchrist, founder of the Minuteman
>volunteer border patrol group. "This will backfire,"
>he said.
>
>Some Latinos have also expressed concerns that the
>boycott and marches could stir up anti-immigrant
>sentiment.
>
>Cardinal Roger Mahony of the Los Angeles archdiocese,
>an outspoken champion of immigrant rights, has lobbied
>against a walkout. "Go to work, go to school, and then
>join thousands of us at a major rally afterword,"
>Mahony said.
>
>And Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who has
>long fought for immigrant rights, has said he expects
>protesters to be "lawful and respectful" and children
>to stay in school.
>
>In Washington on Thursday, immigrant-rights activists
>brushed off talk of a backlash.
>
>"This is going to be really big. We're going to have
>millions of people," said Juan Jose Gutierrez,
>director of the Latino Movement USA. "We are not
>concerned at all. We believe it's possible for
>Congress to get the message that the time to act is
>now."
>
>(Additional reporting by Aarthi Sivaraman in Los
>Angeles, Dan Trotta in New York and Michael Conlon in
>Chicago)

madre es la puta. It's now time to slam dunk the bastards. Enough is enough.

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