Thread: CALL CHICAGO NOW

Called and emailed. Also passed the info on to everyone in my addressbook.

Call today, every city, town, county is important and should not be lost to the open borders groupies and declared a sanctuary for illegal aliens. CALL NOW -


Jeremiah 29:11

I so agree georgia. thanks for keeping this issue alive
DEAR ILLINOIS:

The vote took place June 5, 2007 and passed 8 to 5.

http://www.robertomaldonado.com/english/index.php

We have been contacted by our undercover sources in the Cook County administration that the vote for "Sanctuary County" will be revisited. We were advised that Tony Periaca's phone needs to RING OFF THE WALL with calls and e-mails telling him to VOTE NO to Sanctuary (Safe Haven) for illegal aliens.

Forward this e-mail to as many people as possible.

E-mail him: ajperaica.@cookcountygov.com

Call Him: Be Polite BUT FIRM 312-603-6384

or his district office 708-345-5808

We urge you to call as your first choice, E-mails are easily ignored!

I'm going to tack on this article as well to give some background.

May do like Chicago in preventing inquiries about residency status

June 19, 2007
BY ESTHER J. CEPEDA Staff Reporter
Even as American towns like Hazelton, Pa., and northwest suburban Carpentersville are trying to enact ordinances to curb illegal immigrants by cracking down on the employers and landlords who profit from their presence, municipalities across the country are declaring themselves sanctuaries -- havens where illegal aliens can live without fear that their immigration status will bar them from working or receiving public benefits.
Today, Cook County might plant itself among the ranks.

A resolution -- which might be undone during today's Cook County Board meeting -- was approved two weeks ago. If it stands, the "Fair and Equal County for Immigrants" resolution will echo the Chicago City Council resolution and say that Cook County bureaus, offices, departments and employees are prohibited from inquiring about or disclosing information about immigration status.

Under County Board procedures, any commissioner who initially voted "yes" for an ordinance can bring it back to the floor for a re-vote. In this case Commissioner Gregg Goslin (R-Glenview) initially voted "no" but changed his vote so the full board would be available to vote the measure down.

"He changed to a 'yes' to bring it back for consideration," said Commissioner Liz Gorman (R-Orland Park), who said she would not support the resolution if the motion to reconsider gets the nine or more votes necessary to bring the issue back on the table. "It's something that doesn't belong here in the Cook County government, and it's something that gives a confusing signal to the undocumented workers."

The nonbinding resolution doesn't interfere with law enforcement agents investigating criminal activity or with medical personnel who need Social Security numbers. But county workers would be prohibited from asking for immigration papers during traffic stops or reporting suspected illegal immigrants to federal authorities.

There is no evidence that illegal immigrants have been hectored by county workers about their immigration status and the resolution doesn't specify what, if any, recourse illegal immigrants would have if they were questioned about their immigration status.

"We are a country of immigrants regardless of complexion," said Commissioner Roberto Maldonado (D-Chicago), who has been championing the measure and had floated his name as a candidate for Rep. Luis Gutierrez's 4th Congressional District seat. "If workers don't obey, I don't know what victims can do. We can only legislate actions, not attitudes."

A 2006 report by the Congressional Research Service said 32 cities including Houston, New York, Seattle, Denver and San Francisco already offer sanctuary, mostly in the form of a "don't ask don't tell" policy, for illegal immigrants. Los Angeles is believed to be the oldest sanctuary -- declared so in 1979.

Chicago joined the list in March 2006 by Mayor Daley's executive order that "no agent shall request information about or otherwise investigate or assist in the investigation of citizenship or residency status of any person unless such an inquiry or investigation is required by statute, ordinance, federal regulation or court decision."

Outspoken Commissioner Tony Peraica (R-Riverside), himself a Croatian immigrant, may be the swing vote -- last time around he only voted "present." If the board re-calls the vote, he may have the final word on whether to kill the measure or let it stand.

"I'm inclined not to vote for it because it's a meaningless political stunt," Peraica said. "I don't see it having the teeth that it's looking to bring.

"This immigration issue has been hijacked by the forces in the political marketplace, making it akin to abortion, gun rights and flag desecration," he said. "The U.S. Constitution clearly states under Article 4 that immigration laws are solely reserved for U.S. Congress to determine. Any immigration resolutions passed by a municipality, county, or state are in violations of the Constitution and effectively have no weight."

Contributing: Steve Patterson

http://www.suntimes.com/news/otherviews ... 19.article

You must call and say you are against Cook County becoming a Sanctuary County. Again, the fight is at all levels, and Chicago, Cook County is too important to be hijacked by the illegal aliens, the open borders and the backers of this foolishness.

Now call and vote AGAINST this nonsense. All you have to say is you are against this sanctuary county idea. Now RING THOSE PHONES OFF THE WALL.

DEAR ILLINOIS:

The vote took place June 5, 2007 and passed 8 to 5.

http://www.robertomaldonado.com/english/index.php

We have been contacted by our undercover sources in the Cook County administration that the vote for "Sanctuary County" will be revisited. We were advised that Tony Periaca's phone needs to RING OFF THE WALL with calls and e-mails telling him to VOTE NO to Sanctuary (Safe Haven) for illegal aliens.

Forward this e-mail to as many people as possible.

E-mail him: ajperaica.@cookcountygov.com

Call Him: Be Polite BUT FIRM 312-603-6384

or his district office 708-345-5808

We urge you to call as your first choice, E-mails are easily ignored!

Psalm 91

Let's include Chicago, Cook County in our calls today. Remember our fight is now one city at a time, one county at a time, one person at a time.

God Bless You all today.

Psalm 139:14

Um, Chicago's cash cow are illegals, the alderman are Mexican illegals and the school council has been compromised. I don't understand why there is even a bill. Chicago is the future of American amesnity, its too late for a "phone call" cause illegals are processing the paperwork lol.

KEEP CALLING PATRIOTS - every call matters, every email matters, every citizen's voice matters.

No naysayers here -

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