Thread: CHICAGO PASTOR PLEDGES TO FIGHT FOR AMNESTY

FORWARD THIS TO EVERY AMERICAN! This is coming nationwide in a few weeks. Be ready.

This email is from that radical, law-breaking priest in Chicago. Obama's buddy Rev. Walter Coleman.

No way, Jose!



Wednesday, October 29, 2008 7:41 AM

As we prepare in Chicago to take the next steps in the 100 days campaign for legalization after the election, we wanted to share with others what we are working on. Attached you will find a flyer and a pastors pledge for a November 15 event in which we will gather families (illegal aliens) facing separation (no, deportation!) throughout Illinois and begin to link them with pastors, businesses, community organizations and elected offcials - those who will support them and who will work for a moratorium and legalization in the first 100 days.
We hope to gather thousands of representatives of these families along with their pastors on January 21st in Washington D.C. in front of Homeland Security. We also hope that gatherings will happen like that one in many local areas in front of ICE offices.
As the primary negotiation for a new legalization bill will take place beween the congressional hispanic caucus and the house leadership, and as discussions with a new white house on a moratorium pending legalization will be initiated by the congressional hispanic caucus, we hope that groups will take this or a similar family unity initiative to members of the congressional hispanic caucus in their state
Let us know what you are doing

I think congress is going to be very careful with this one...2 years goes by fast and it would not be a smooth move in these trying times with Americans out of work, losing their home etc.

i pledge to fight him as much as possible by making calls and more calls to the elected morons in DC if and when this topic comes up again

James.....I think we shouldn't wait until another amnesty push...we should let our newly elected officials in Congress know from the start of their terms that any form of amnesty, new guestworker programs or expansion of guestworker programs is OFF THE TABLE and non-negotiable. American immigration policy needs to refocus and be based on what is good for the AMERICAN worker, American families. No more importation of poverty, crime and illiteracy...we can't afford it any longer.