Thread: Boycott supporters of illegal aliens

I did a review of a number of news articles and compiled a list of firms which we should boycott. It would be nice if someone could maintain this list and add to it as necessary. These firms shut down their facilities on May 1st because of one or more of the following:

1) they hire a large number of illegal aliens

2) they hire a large number of illegal alien supporters

3) they are in "solidarity" with illegal aliens

Also see http://www.wehirealiens.com/May1Supporters.asp
and
http://www.wehirealiens.com/resultsall.asp

The list follows:

Cargill Meat Solutions (beef/turkey/pork, Angus Pride, Shady Brook Farms, Excel, Sterling Silver, HoneySuckle White, Taylor Beef, Prairie Grove Farms, Tender Choice)

Custom Rubber Products, North Houston, TX

Gallo (Wines – lots of brands found here http://jobs.gallo.com/Portfolio/TableWines.asp and Indigo Hills Blanc de Blancs, Tott's, Ballatore Spumante, André, and E&J VS Brandy, E&J VSOP Brandy, E&J Cognac, E&J Cask & Cream, Cask & Cream Chocolate Temptation, Cask & Cream Caramel Temptation)

Goya Foods (http://www.goya.com/english/products.html)

Hispanic Employment and Labor Pool, Inc. (HELP), Birmingham, Alabama (helpinc@charter.net)

McDonald's restaurants

Mike & Travis Collins Vidalia onions, Collins, GA

Old Ebbitt Grill restaurant, Washington, DC

Perdue Farms (chicken, http://www.perdue.com/products/index.html)

Ritmo Latino music stores

Salsbery Brothers Landscaping, Carmel, Indiana

Seaboard Corp. (also PrairieFresh and Daily’s, pork products)

ServiceMaster Landscaping

Swift foods (also Rica Foods, beef and pork)

Tyson Foods (chicken, beef, & pork products, also Crustano's Sandwich Crafters, Orville and Wilbur's, Sunset Strips, K-12 Sunset Strips, Ancho Grill, Pickens'Fried Chicken, Bonici Brothers)

Wells Fargo (didn't shut down to my knowledge, but they give loans to illegal aliens)

Citibank (didn't shut down to my knowledge, but they give loans to illegal aliens)

Welcome Andym!

We already have some boycotts going on. Check out http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-20961.html

Also check out http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=C ... age&pid=19 for other ideas on things to do!

For those of you who have been doing this much longer than I have. Please bear with me. I am new to sharing my political views on an public forum. My writing may not be the greatest but I do get my point across when necessary. And although I am part Cherokee Indian. I also consider myself a proud American just as well. I came to this forum because like many of you. I am fed up with what I see happening in this country. Fed up with my elected officials doing nothing to support what my and your ancestors fought for and still continue to fight for. My husband and I are both fed up and angry. We want to march in our area of San Diego. But we don't know who to turn to help get people involved. Thank you..

Maybe I am being redundant here, but boy am I having trouble coming to terms with the fact that we passive Americans have let this all happen. China makes all the cheap stuff we can't get enough of, Terrorists control our fuel supply, south of the border folks are picking the fruit, building the houses and doing things that 13 year olds looking for a summer job used to do. I used to pick and sell fruit as a kid, it was hard work, but I had fun and it taught me a thing or two. My own kids could never do that today. Does anyone else ever feel like we are all just pawns for the corporate world? I would like to see a massive protest with our dollars and our brains-we should stop buying all that junk made in China, stop shopping/eating at businesses that hire illegals, throw out all of the bums in office who sell us out every day and so on. I already have stopped buying big corporate food for my family, I spend a lot more money to buy organic or local, but I have some peace of mind giving less money to greedy corporations that market junk food to our kids. Am I just a dreamer that we could really effect change with our dollars as well as our voices?