Thread: More pro-invasion tantrums on tap for Chicago

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More Immigrant Rights Rallies Planned In Chicago
Events Expected To Start Friday

(CBS) CHICAGO The same coalition of pro-immigrant organizations that organized massive marches before say they're getting ready to do it all over again.

CBS 2's Rafael Romo reports marches, protests and rallies are planned starting Friday.

"They're separating our families. They're deporting people. They're bringing sanctions on the employers," said Ema Lozano with Center Without Borders. "They're not going to change! We need to force their hand. That's why we take the streets."

Organizers say they don't expect any of the marches to be as big as the one that congregated hundreds of thousands of people at the Federal Plaza in March, but they also say they won't stop until they accomplish their goals.

On the other side of the issue, organizers that oppose immigration say they're trying to convince police agencies to round up and deport illegal immigrants.

"They're cracking down on illegal immigration. Illegals are staying away from their town. It can be done when there is a willingness," said Rosanna Pulido with the Illinois Minuteman Project.

The Bush administration has sent a cabinet member to cities across the nation in an effort to push for immigration reform.

"The system needs to be fixed," Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said.

Gutierrez was in Chicago Thursday speaking to an audience of business leaders.

"We need a temporary worker's permit. That way, we allow people to come out from the shadows to register, to be in the country legally, to be tax-paying workers," he said.

They are workers that Gutierrez says could fill more than 4 million jobs in the service and food industries.

A surprising study coming from the University of Illinois at Chicago found that most people who participated in the previous marches were citizens.

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What you need to do is to walk along in front and to the side with a sign saying

"Disagree with this march?
Log onto NumbersUSA.com"

and suddenly you will have beaten the illegals and the shady employers. Instead of working for just less than the prevailing wage the marchers will be working for you for free.

"They're separating our families. They're deporting people. They're bringing sanctions on the employers,"

What?!?!? You mean they are upholding the LAW!! What a shocking development.

And by the way they are not doing it near enough.

Why is the separation of families going on here in America?

I will tell you why. It is because these "people" care nothing about keeping the family unit intack.If this was American citizens do you think they would allow theirselves to be separated from their families? Hell no, if you were deported from Mexico, no way would even think of leaving your "anchor" babies to remain in another country. These people have no sense of family values, it is get to america and stay there at all cost including the cost of leaving your family behind. What a despicable practice, they are teaching their children that family is not what is important. How can our leaders even think of allowing people with this lack of family unity values to become American citizens, they hold none of the values that Americans hold dear, namely family comes first!

American families are torn apart as well when someone breaks the law.
I hate this "family values" thing when so many are just using their children as bait.

Like the idea of the sign in front of the protesters.

They are workers that Gutierrez says could fill more than 4 million jobs in the service and food industries.

Hey Gutierrez,
How many of those jobs could be filled by American teenagers who can't seem to find jobs?

"They're separating our families. They're deporting people. They're bringing sanctions on the employers," said Ema Lozano with Center Without Borders. "They're not going to change! We need to force their hand. That's why we take the streets."

Want some 'queso' with that wine? Here's a calling card. Call someone who really cares.