Thread: Shamnesty In Pennsylvania

Shamnesty In Pennsylvania
February 14th 2009
Enrique Morones To Lead Illegal Alien ‘Vigil’ In Shenandoah, PA - Feb 14 : Diggers Realm

In its continued efforts to make the town of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania look like a town full of racists, the pro illegal alien race based groups are sending in the professionals. Enrique Morones - of Border Angels in California and a member of the Mexican government’s Institute for Mexicans Abroad (founded by Juan Hernandez) - has come to the town and plans on holding what is termed a “vigilâ€

These people are unbelieveable, how pathetic, I would be so mad if they came into my little town and pulled this crap...they should be run out on the next rail as quick as they get there.....

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

These people are unbelieveable, how pathetic, I would be so mad if they came into my little town and pulled this crap...they should be run out on the next rail as quick as they get there.....

There was another article about this posted on here a couple of days ago and I went to the source link and there were comments being left. Looks like none of the locals are any happier than us or most Americans are about this....but we never are. No matter what website I've been to where comments can be left over the past two years, everyone is overwhelmingly against these people being in our nation and what is happening here while they "sojourn" in our nation...

UPDATE:

Vigil in Schuylkill County for Immigration Reform
By Jon Meyer
February 14, 2009

Family and friends of Luis Ramirez came together at Vine Street Community Park in Shenandoah on Valentine's Day for a vigil in his honor. Thursday marked the seven month anniversary of Ramirez's death. The illegal immigrant from Mexico was allegedly beaten to death last July by three teenagers. Those teenagers are now awaiting trial on murder and assault charges.

Also at the vigil, a group called Border Angels. The San Diego based group is on its way to Washington, D.C. to march for immigration reform. They stopped in Shenandoah to spread their message of tolerance.

"We know what happened here [in Shenandoah] is the exception, not the rule," Border Angels member Enrique Moronez told Newswatch 16. " This is a wonderful state, wonderful place, wonderful people. But we cannot have more cases like Luis Ramirez in Shenandoah."

Border Angels plans to be in the nation's capitol on Friday to push for changes to federal immigration laws.

http://www.wnep.com/wnep-schyl-vigil,0,715755.story