…so says a Latino advocate and mass anarchy organizer who is promoting not criminalizing illegal immigrants, preferring instead to reward those who enter America illegally and doing something illegal as their very entré into their American life.
‘Today We March, Tomorrow We Vote’
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
LOS ANGELES — Illegal immigrants and their supporters vowed to keep up the pressure on Congress for reforms after more than 1 million people stepped out of the shadows and poured into the streets in a nationwide show of economic clout.
From Los Angeles to Chicago, Houston to Miami, a “Day Without Immigrants” Monday meant a day boycotting work and school in favor of rallies and marches with waves of red, white and blue filling streets for miles.
“We have far exceeded our expectations,” said Mahonrry Hidalgo, chairman of the Immigration Committee of the Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey. “The events are intended to show solidarity and, at the same time, send a message that injustice against the immigrant community is unacceptable. This is not the end of our struggle. It is the beginning.”
Meanwhile, in another related story (hat tip: Marc), this one about the large May Day
celebration rallies
organized protests of mass destruction, anarchy, rock-throwing, storefront-destroying, and leftist intolerance around the world, this sentence from the Mexican front:
In Mexico, a daylong protest dubbed “A Day Without Gringos” drew thousands into the streets.
Gringo:
n. pl. grin ?gos Offensive Slang
Used as a disparaging term for a foreigner in Latin America, especially an American or English person.
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