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January 9, 2006

Latinos Meet to Mobilize Against Nativist Immigration Legislation and Attacks
The National Alliance for Human Rights, a network of individuals and organizations committed to the promotion of human rights, social justice, and political empowerment, will be holding an emergency meeting at the Norman F. Feldheym Central Library Auditorium, located at 555 West 6th Street, San Bernardino, Thursday, January 12, from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.

The meeting’s agenda will focus on strategically formulating a Mexicano/Latino coordinated response to the pending federal and state immigration legislation being considered in Washington and Sacramento and on the escalating nativist attacks on the Mexicano/Latino communities.
The main speaker will be Congressman Joe Baca, who will report on efforts by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to defeat the U.S. Border Protection, Anti-Terrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control proposed by Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R) recently approved by the House of Representatives. Other reports will be made by invited Assemblyman Joe Baca Jr., who will address State Senator Gil Cedillos’ pending Driver’s License legislation; Mexican Consul Carlos Giralt Cabrales, who will report on the Mexican government’s opposition to the Sensenbrenner legislation and on the latest shooting border incident.

Several organizational representatives will also report as to their activities against the various aspects of the escalating immigration crisis. Enrique Morones, representative of the San Diego County based Gente Unida Coalition, and others will report on their anti-Minuteman Project organizing efforts.

According to Armando Navarro, NAHR Coordinator, “The purpose of the meeting is to strategically initiate a Latino organizing and mobilization process for 2006 in California that will produce a coordinated strategy designed to defeat the Senenbrenner legislation. In addition, to formulate a pro-active response by Latinos to the escalating nativist anti-immigrant attacks and politics, specifically being directed against Mexicanos and Latinos, first within San Bernardino and Riverside Counties; secondly the state; and thirdly, the nation.�

“Understanding the horrific anti-immigrant political climate rampant throughout the country and the severity of the consequences of the racist Sensenbrenner legislation, in particular the building of an Iron Curtain along the U.S./Mexico border, Mexicanos and Latinos in this country are under a state of siege reminiscent of the McCarthy Era, the difference being that the Bush Administration and nativist Republicans are targeting not communists, but us as their targets of persecution,� Navarro added.


With the Sensenbrenner Legislation now before the Senate, the National Alliance for Human Rights urges all individuals and organizations that care about human rights and social justice to come to the meeting to learn, get involved, have input, and make a difference in efforts to persuade the Senate to defeat it and embrace a viable immigration legalization reform program.

Moreover, with the anti-immigrant and Mexican political climate worsening and the importance of the upcoming congressional elections, 2006 needs to be a year of massive mobilizations, activism, and political participation to countervail the heinous, racist and nativist crusade.


(b)Note to readers and subscribers of La Voz de Aztlan:
A representative of La Voz de Aztlan will present a report at the above meeting of the National Alliance for Human Rights concerning the December 23, 2005 visit of 4 special agents of Homeland Security to the headquarters of the Internet news and information service. The special agents interrogated its publisher and copied the hard disk of the news service which compromised its entire worldwide subscription list. (/b)


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From Today’s Paper:
http://www.dailybulletin.com/news/ci_3386933
Report: MS-13 gang hired to murder Border Patrol
By Sara A. Carter and Mason Stockstill, Staff Writers

Mexican alien smugglers plan to pay violent gang members and smuggle them into the United States to murder Border Patrol agents, according to a confidential Department of Homeland Security memo obtained by the Daily Bulletin.
The Officer Safety Alert, dated Dec. 21, warns agents that the smugglers intend to bring members of the international Mara Salvatrucha street gang also known as MS-13 into the country for the deadly mission.

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La Voz De Aztlan on MS-13:
Mara Salvatruchas to take on the Minutemen vigilantes

by Ernesto Cienfuegos
La Voz de Aztlan
3/1/2005
Topics: Minuteman Project, Gangs, crime, Minutemen, MS-13, Security, Border Patrol, Americans, Illegal Aliens

Los Angeles, Alta California - March 1, 2005 - (ACN) It looks like there is going to be a "showdown at OK corral" on April 1st in Tombstone, Arizona. A high level leader of the Mara Salvatruchas, Ebner Anivel Rivera-Paz, has issued orders, from federal prison, to members of his extremely violent organization to teach the Minutemen vigilantes a lesson they will never forget, La Voz de Aztlan has learned.

The Mara Salvatruchas (MS-13) are a consequence of USA policies in Central America and are just another example of "the chickens coming home to roost". Its members are the sons of immigrants from El Salvador and other Central American countries that were forced to flee because of the CIA instigated war during the Reagan Administration that completely destroyed the physical, economic, social, religious and cultural infrastructure of the region. MS-13 was founded in Los Angeles by the offspring of the immigrants for protection. Later, many of the members were deported back to Central America where they expanded their operations and joined up with former members of the Farabundo MartÃÂ* National Liberation Front (FMLN) .

Today, the Mara Salvatruchas (Gang Land by Malkin) have grown immensely in numbers and their network has expanded through Mexico all the way to Canada. The extremely violent group controls large portions of the drug, stolen vehicle and immigrant smuggling operations along the US/Mexico border and will not put up with clowns like the Minutemen vigilantes. The amateurish Minutemen may be in for a big surprise on April Fools Day and on the subsequent days that they plan to patrol the border with Mexico in Arizona. The Mara Salvatruchas are known to cut the "testicles" of their enemies and feed them to their vicious dogs. Other times they have cut the heads off their opponents to play football soccer with them. These are not people to mess around with.


There is a good probability that very few cowardly Minutemen vigilantes will show up on April 1st in Tombstone, Arizona. The principal imbeciles organizing the event are known to be mere loudmouths. The morons think that they will be just having "some fun in the sun" hunting down defenseless Mexican migrant workers but instead may meet up with the devil himself. Satan has a very warped sense of humor and April 1st would be an excellent day to express it.

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Los Angeles, Alta California
January 10, 2006

Latino emergency meeting moved to larger facility

Due to a much larger expected attendance, "The National
Alliance for Human Rights" has moved its scheduled
emergency meeting of Thursday January 12, 2006 to a larger facility.
The meeting will now be held at the Norman F. Feldheym
Central Library Auditorium, located at 555 West 6th Street,
San Bernardino.

In addition, because of the overwhelming response by the
California Latino leadership, the meeting has been extended
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in order to accommodate
additional speakers.

There is a link to the location of the Norman F. Feldheym
Central Library Auditorium in our report:

"Latinos Meet to Mobilize Against Nativist Immigration
Legislation and Attacks" at:
http://www.aztlan.net/latinos_mobilize.htm

http://www.pe.com/localnews/sanbernardi ... 9509a.html

Baca to address targeted immigration bill

FORUM: Rep. Joe Baca and others will speak on the national reform bill Baca calls "anti-American."

11:35 PM PST on Monday, January 9, 2006

The Press-Enterprise

Rep. Joe Baca will address a public forum Thursday about the problems that an immigration reform bill pending in the Senate could pose for Inland residents.

"People have to know how terrible, anti-immigration and anti-American it is," Baca said of the bill by Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wisc. "It doesn't do anything to unify families or to make America stronger or better. It doesn't meet the labor needs of the American economy."

The Border Protection, Anti-Terrorism and Illegal Immigration Act of 2005 would criminalize undocumented immigrants' presence in the United States and build a 700-mile border fence as part of a broad crackdown on illegal immigration.

National Alliance for Human Rights coordinator Armando Navarro called the meeting to organize a statewide strategy to defeat the bill and to respond to what he describes as escalating political attacks against Latinos.

Mexican Consul Carlos Giralt Cabrales will discuss his nation's opposition to the bill and border violence. Assemblyman Joe Baca Jr., D-Rialto, will address a pending bill to give undocumented immigrants driver licenses.

The meeting is at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Feldheym Library, 555 W. Sixth Street in San Bernardino.

--Sharon McNary

smcnary@pe.com

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