Thread: National Remembrance Day for those killed by illegal aliens

National Remembrance Day for those killed by illegal aliens gaining momentum

Dave Gibson, Immigration Reform Examiner
October 28, 2011

On Friday, citizen advocacy groups F.I.R.E. Coalition, the Tea Party Immigration Coalition and the Foreign National Crime Information Center announced their support for National Remembrance Day for Americans who have fallen at the hands of illegal alien criminals.

The groups issued the following press release:

"The Illegal Alien Crime Reporting Act of 2011 and Remembering the American Victims of Illegal Alien Criminals"

F.I.R.E. Coalition, in partnership with the Tea Party Immigration Coalition and the Foreign National Crime Information Center, will hold a press conference in Washington, DC Thursday November 3rd to designate November 6th as the Day of Remembrance for the American victims of illegal alien criminals and to support Congressman Walter Jones' (R-NC) H.R. 3168 (The Illegal Alien Crime Reporting Act of 2011).

"November 6th is the 25th anniversary of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act(IRCA) Amnesty," said John Stahl, co-founder of the Tea Party Immigration Coalition. "One legacy of IRCA is millions of illegal aliens who continue to sneak into our country expecting another amnesty and some of them are violent criminals. It is appropriate that November 6th be the day that we observe a moment of silence, remembering the tens of thousands of unnecessary victims of illegal alien crimes. They are 'unnecessary victims,' because if the federal government did its job, secured our borders and enforced our immigration laws, we wouldn’t have illegal alien criminals victimizing innocent American citizens and legal immigrants."

The Tea Party Immigration Coalition supports H.R. 3168, The Illegal Alien Crime Reporting Act of 2011. "We don't know the exact number of victims of illegal alien criminals," Stahl observed. "The GAO report on Criminal Alien Statistics only hints at the problem. Honest reporting of illegal alien crime is essential for us to know the breadth and scope of the problem so we can convince our elected officials to enforce the law and protect our country and citizens. Mr. Jones' legislation can provide us a more accurate accounting of how many Americans are being hurt by illegal alien criminals."

The Foreign National Crime Information Center’s Victim's of Illegal Alien Crime Memorial (www.voiac.org) has a data base of victims of illegal alien criminals that can be viewed and added to.
http://www.fncic-voiacm.org/

"The Tea Party Immigration Coalition is pleased to work in partnership with the F.I.R.E. Coalition, The Foreign Crime Information Center and all Congressman and patriots who desire to make America safer by forcing our government to secure our borders and enforce our laws. We remember these victims in the hope of preventing future American victims of illegal alien criminals."

http://www.examiner.com/immigration-ref ... momentum-1

I totally support this and thank Walter Jones from North Carolina from the bottom of my heart for introducing this important legislation.