Thread: Faith calls together crowd for immigration vigil

Clergy-organized group protests outside GEO Group detention center
By BRANDON JOHANSSON
The Aurora Sentinel
Published: Monday, February 16, 2009 10:24 PM MST
AURORA | About 50 people from various advocacy groups gathered near an Aurora detention facility Monday, Feb. 16, to rally for changes to the nation’s immigration policies and an end to raids on suspected illegal immigrants.

The vigil, which was organized by local clergy, was one of more than 100 actions across the country aimed at “demonstrating the faith communities’ commitment to inject humanity and compassion into the public dialogue on immigration,â€

All Americans must find out the immigration policy of the church they attend and/or are seeking out, if the church supports illegals then don’t support that church. They are not a church of God.


The bible teaches love, respect and honor, illegals have broken all biblical doctrine, to support those that violate God's law, is to follow Lucifer.

it's always this childish rhetoric, we love, we welcome, human beings, work hard, they have children, tear families apart etc etc . plucking at emotional heart strings. This is an issue of sovereignty, rule of law, social cohesion and yes culture and language. ENOUGH of this sesame street treatment of the subject. We are soft, we are PC, we have misplaced compassion.

You know Aurora, CO is where that little child was run over by an illegal alien, while eating in the ice cream shop.

What about him and his family? I don't think too many people in that community outside of Denver are going to be too sympathetic to illegal aleins.

Dixie

About 50 people from various advocacy groups gathered near an Aurora detention facility Monday, Feb. 16, to rally for changes to the nation’s immigration policies and an end to raids on suspected illegal immigrants.

Wow, "about 50 people" from "advocay groups" (aka people who receive government funds - funds they would lose if illegals are deported), that's the turnout?