Thread: A day in the life of a woman living in sanctuary

Originally Posted by zeezil

Neighbors keep an eye on her. Barbers in the shop across the street call if someone unfamiliar lingers too long. Men playing dominoes outside do the same. Security cameras monitor the front door and back gate, secured by a giant padlock and draped in "Holy Sanctuary" signs. Arellano never is alone. Someone's always there to answer a doorbell and check for strangers. "People have sacrificed many things to help us, to support us," she says.

...it's truly sad to see that America is so filled with traitors with anti-American agendas. That is the price we pay for being a highly diversified Democratic Republic with protected freedoms.

Someone should just bust in there, grab her, and take her to ICE. She's a wanted felon fugitive... If an American was a wanted felon fugitive I doubt the government would let them do what shes doing.

She sells make-up and skin cream from an Avon catalog

...AVON must be proud.

What an easy life for this criminal!! Too bad I have to go to work and pay bills.

Originally Posted by zeezil

Guevara tears apart two other letters before Arellano can see them. Notes condemning Arellano and her illegal presence in this country arrive daily. "She doesn't need to see these," Guevara says

...you know Guevara is mucho busy tearing apart muchos letters.

With all those donations, the least El could do is spring for a shredder.

The 32-year-old mother from Michoacán, Mexico, was named one of 2006' most influential people by Time Magazine.

Absurd.

Originally Posted by Nouveauxpoor

It sounds like a decadent and unproductive life. Perhaps a case could be made for her holing up to wait and see if the immigration bill passed. But it failed and now looks like a moot issue for the foreseeable future. It's time for either Arellano or ICE to make a move. The parishioners of that church are either very tolerant or very naive.

Nope just very illegal. The vast majority (if not all) of the members of that shack are illegal aliens (Mexican) Including Slime Coleman's wife, who I have a feeling was an illegal alien until she married him.

8:30: Arellano wakes to an empty room. Now 8, Saul - Saulito to his friends - already left the twin bed he shares with his mother.

Saul is old enough to have his own bed. YUK! She could at least buy a bunk bed with the money that people are sending her.

The 32-year-old mother from Michoacán, Mexico, was named one of 2006' most influential people by Time Magazine.

The insanity continues and we are all still in THE TWLILIGHT ZONE!!!!

Originally Posted by zeezil

She sells make-up and skin cream from an Avon catalog

...AVON must be proud.

I wonder who's Social Security number she's using to do this?

How many kids has she had out of wedlock? It's hard to take the moral high ground when you don't have it.