Thread: Trump Tells Families: "We're going to give you a voice"

A Voice for the Victims Killed by illegal aliens

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Trump Tells Families:
"We're going to give you a voice"

NOORWOOD, MA - At an event, "Ernie's Summer Bash," hosted by Ernie Boch, a billionare who owns car dealership throughout Massachussetts on Friday, GOP presidential front runner Donald Trump met with eight family members of America's "Stolen Lives", those Americans killed by illegal aliens. This was Trump's third such meeting with families.
Mr. Trump first spoke to Maureen Maloney (photo below), of Milford, MA, and mother of slain Matthew Denise. She told Trump, "Thank you for everything you are doing.” Then, quickly asked, "Will you close the borders?" to which Trump firmly replied, "We'll get them closed. Believe me...they'll be closed."

Trump turned to her husband, Mike, who said, "We lost our son, Matthew, four (4) years ago."
"How did he die?" Trump asked.
"He was killed by an illegal alien who was driving drunk." Mrs. Maloney interjected. "He actually survived that accident...but the illegal fled and dragged Matthew a quarter mile to his death."
Embracing Mrs. Maloney, Trump offered: "We're going to take care of things."

Another Trump guest, Maureen Grossi Laquerre, also discussed the tragic death of her beloved brother Richard Grossi, perpetrated by an illegal alien who blew through a stop sign and a flashing red light in 2009. Richard was riding his motorcycle when he was struck. He survived six (6) more weeks before succumbing to his massive injuries.

Mrs. Laquerre spoke directly to Trump, saying, "You're the light we've been waiting for. Thank you for speaking out."
Mr. Trump, replied, "Thank YOU for speaking out, YOU are the brave one."

Mrs. Laquerre continued, "The only thing that has changed since my brother's death is the body count."
Trump concurred loudly, "It's gotten worse."

Moving along the line of families who were holding a Stolen Lives Quilt banner memorializing slain American citizens, Mr. Trump listened to Christine and Jeff Fromer, Boston residents, tell of their 19 year old son, Joshua Fromer, who was killed in a vehicular homicide by an illegal alien, exactly 10 years ago.

In August of 2005, Joshua was motorcycling to work

when an illegal alien crossed the center line, killing him. That day is frozen in the minds of the Fromers, and nothing has been the same since. Mrs. Fromer handed Trump a collage of their dead son's pictures, topped by an 8x10 glossy of Josh as he was just prior to his death.

Seeing this, clearly moved Trump who paused and kissed Mrs. Fromer on the cheek and said, "This was a very important life that he would have led, believe me...I am so sorry.”
Michael Fromer, Joshua's younger brother, told Mr. Trump, "You're giving us a voice that needs to be heard.”
Trump replied, "We're going to give you a voice."

View raw footage:
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In the meantime, the media continue their request for interviews from families wherein families re-live their nightmares. Yet media fail as journalists by failing to 'report' to the public. Leaving the public with no idea of the deadly sanctuary city policies and the devasting effects of illegal immigration.

Above photo: The CNN interview wherien families reluctanly gave the media 'another chance' has not been made public.

It's for this reason many family members do not trust the media, and why they need YOU to be their voices demanding:
a Secure Border, and
Enforcement of Current Laws

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The Remembrance Project

Something so important as this story from the Norwood event, and all the press wanted to cover was the $100 unauthorized sign someone had put out front that made Trump furious.

Thank you Remembrance Project for all that you do to remember those whose lives were taken by people who weren't even supposed to be in our country.

Thank you William for posting it.

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go & get them close the border down it so sad for the family

By Noah Gray, CNN

Updated 5:01 PM ET, Wed September 2, 2015

Norwood, Massachusetts (CNN)Donald Trump's scorching rhetoric on immigration has infuriated Hispanic voters and made him a target for Democrats and even some members of his own party, but at least one group of people think his stance on immigration is comforting: The family members of people who have been killed by undocumented immigrants.

Trump met last week with at least three such Massachusetts families at the residence of Ernie Boch, a local car dealership magnate, after addressing supporters.

The meeting between Trump and the families was organized by The Remembrance Project, a nonprofit organization formed in 2009 to "honor and remember Americans who have been killed" specifically by undocumented immigrants.

Trump has made it his mission to be outspoken against undocumented immigrants, promising to build a wall and deport people who are here illegally. It's a message that's been perceived as offensive and racist by some, but Trump skyrocketed to the top of the GOP primary polls following comments he made at the launch of his campaign. The popularity has not translated to all voting groups.

An ABC News/Washington Post poll out Wednesday showed Trump is viewed unfavorably by 82% of Hispanics. In that same poll, 48% of Whites have a favorable view of the real estate mogul.

And while his frank stance has resonated with a lot of America, for the families Trump met with last week, it's personal.

"He reached out and gave me a hug," Maureen Malloney said. "He said he would get rid of the illegal immigrants, he will do everything to secure the borders, and enforce the current laws that we have. He will make it a great country."

She and her husband Mike lost their son Matthew four years ago, when he was killed by an undocumented immigrant from Ecuador, in a traffic accident.

"Matthew was the third person in our town to be killed by an illegal immigrant in a two year period," Malloney said.

According to another guest of the Trump meeting last week, Michael Fromer, his brother's killer was under the influence, unlicensed, unregistered and "shouldn't have been here." He was arrested and brought to trial after waiting in jail for nine months, but was later found not-guilty.

"Finally someone has the courage to stand up and not be afraid of everybody else's opinion about him," Fromer said of Trump. "And whether they like him or not, he's doing what he should be doing -- not be intimidated about losing votes because of his opinion."

Remembrance Project co-founder and National Director Maria Espinoza said Trump asked the families to attend the event.

"He's very concerned about what's taking place, as you know," Espinoza told CNN. "You can see that his feelings are very genuine and caring for what's taking place to our American families. "

Trump has also taken his pitch to the campaign trail at large. In his stump speeches, Trump almost always talks about "Kate" and "Jamiel" and how they were killed by undocumented immigrants. Trump's referring to the high profile deaths of Kate Steinle who was shot to death on a San Francisco pier and Jamiel Shaw Jr,, a high school football player who was shot and killed in Los Angeles, while his father listened to it happen on the phone. Shaw's father spoke next to Trump at an event in Phoenix last month, voicing his trust for Donald Trump.

Most recently, Trump's been mentioning the story of a "66-year-old veteran who was raped, sodomized, and murdered by an illegal immigrant" in his speeches. Trump appears to be telling the story of Marilyn Pharis, a 64 year-old California woman who worked as a contractor for the Air Force, and was killed by Victor Aureliano Martinez, a Mexican native who lives in the United States illegally and had four prior arrests since 2009.

Another woman from Milford, Maureen Laquerre, also shared her story with Trump. Laquerre lost her brother Richard six years ago in a traffic accident, after a woman who overstayed a visa ran a red light, striking his car. "The only thing that's changed since my brother died six years ago, it's sad to say is the body count," she told him.

In an interview with CNN just after the meeting, Trump reiterated his commitment to do something about illegal immigration and the crime wave "like nobody's seen before."

"We're not going to let it continue," Trump said. "They're are incredible people who have been devastated by the crime wave of the illegal immigrants... I'll tell you what -- the lives that have been lost, they're gonna serve a very, very important fact. What's happened to these people is just a shame."

http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/02/politi...ies/index.html

Every night I pray there will not be a bloody revolution in America. And every day after I see the news my fears grow that there will be one. It will not be the paid street actors with their Marxist crap; middle Americans are reaching a breaking point. God knows how patient and tolerant they have been. If this crap does not stop soon, God help us