Someone posted a brief bio of Lou Dobbs (Angry White man was what the post was called) in which Lou Dobbs talked about Cesar Chavez:

He found work, if not money, at a television-radio outfit in Yuma, Arizona, a border town with border problems. It was here Dobbs reported on César Chávez, as Chávez was working to build the United Farm Workers Union. "He was almost alone in his fight to win better wages and working conditions for farmworkers, and he was being fought by the growers associations, labor contractors who brought in 'green carders' from Mexico to undercut the UFW, and the Teamsters union who tried to create their own farmworkers union... and of course the farmers themselves, and the big agribusinesses," recalls Dobbs. "Nearly all the activists today forget that he was one of the most vocal opponents of illegal immigration because they were, in his eyes, working as scabs... setting up the so-called wet line"—UFW border militias —"to stop the entry of illegals."

Has anyone noticed how NONE of the latino/hispanic special interests groups EVER quote or even mention Cesar Chavez? Now we know why. Cesar Chavez OPPOSED illegal immigration!