Raul Grijalva Watch - MEChA Boy In The Beltway

Mexican Reconquista Raul Grijalva in the U.S. Congress
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Arizona, meet your new Mechista Congressman
Arizona congressman-elect Raul Grijalva is a former member of MEChA, according to a 1997 article in the Arizona Daily Wildcat. Did voters know that Grijalva is or was involved with an anti-American seditionist organization? Will he denounce MEChA now that he's headed to Washington? Will he represent MEChA viewpoints (rabidly anti-American) or the interests of the American people when he gets there? -- Grijalva also isn't happy about "civilian patrols" whose members are seeking to deter illegal immigration, and is in agreement with meddlesome Mexicans that an investigation is needed into activities of Americans (not illegal aliens and their cheerleaders).

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Phil Valentine -- Nashville Tennessean -- July 20, 2008
Illegal flow from Mexico worse than any gas price concerns
It seems like forever we've been consumed with the high gas prices. This run-up in energy costs has diverted our attention away from other pressing issues that need addressing, but we can't seem to take our eyes off the pump. -- Politicians are counting on that. U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., is quietly sponsoring a couple of bills in Congress... [that] would effectively move the border 30 miles to the north...

One News Now -- May 8, 2008
Wilderness bill would limit Border Patrol
Zack Taylor, who is a former Border Patrol agent, says a bill being proposed by [MEChA-boy Mexican reconquista fanatic Raul Grijalva] would make it very difficult for law enforcement agents to operate in areas along the U.S.-Mexico border where illegal immigration and drug smuggling is rampant...

American Border Patrol -- November 19, 2007
Photos of the day
A media group, along with U. S. Rep. Raul Grijalva, was found trampling the San Pedro River riparian area today. Grijalva had arrived with a group that violated the law and drove their vehicles onto the area. Grijalva and environmentalists were at the river to talk about the impact of building a fence to stop illegal aliens.

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Tucson Citizen Editorial -- October 24, 2007
Tucson paper, usual suspects bemoan Chertoff fence move
Michael Chertoff has got a lot of nerve, but he evidently doesn't have much respect for Arizona, for the federal judiciary or for the rule of law. -- The Homeland Security secretary is waiving several federal laws and waving the bulldozers ahead in southern Arizona's treasured San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area.

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Allan Wall -- VDare.com -- August 5, 2006
Why doesn't Raul Grijalva want secure voter ID?
The United States of America has a ramshackle, insecure, voter registration system. -- In 43 out of 50 states, you don't need photo ID. -- Proof of identity? Proof of citizenship? It's a joke. -- It's good to know that more attention is being paid to this issue. For example, Representative Tom Tancredo has introduced his Voter Integrity Protection Act...

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Arizona Daily Star -- August 4, 2006
Grijalva: Federal law to require voter ID is tool of GOP
Phoenix -- Federal legislation to impose national voter identification requirements is designed largely to maintain the Republican majority and not to deal with fraud, a Democratic member of the state's congressional delegation said Thursday. -- [MEChA-boy] Rep. Raúl Grijalva, D-Ariz., said he appreciates that the "field hearing"...

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Arizona Daily Star -- June 3, 2006
'MEChA-Boy' Grijalva says nation's at a turning point
Reflecting high hopes within his party of a Democratic takeover of Congress this November, U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva [a vehement Mexican Reconquista] called this a "profound and delicate time" while offering a critical evaluation of Republican policies during a local speech Friday.

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Arizona Republic -- May 19, 2006
Lawmakers want Goddard to probe legality of school speech
Some state lawmakers said the attorney general should investigate a speech they call electioneering and potentially illegal. The speech was given by [raving Reconquista Dolores Huerta] at a Tucson high school. -- But they stopped short of actually making the request to Attorney General Terry Goddard. [This vicious old wretch was electioneering, evidently, by encouraging students to assist Mexican Reconquista Raúl Grijalva get re-elected.]

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Tucson Citizen -- January 30, 2006
'MEChA-Boy' Grijalva slams governor's border plan
U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva of Arizona has criticized Gov. Janet Napolitano's steps to crack down on illegal immigration, saying her border plans are an insult to Mexican- Americans. -- The governor, also a Democrat, has taken steps for state authorities to confront Arizona's immigration problems and has proposed a $100 million plan that includes new state police squads...

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Arizona Republic -- January 6, 2006
Mayor of Avondale quits post, announces Congress candidacy
Avondale, Ariz.-- Former Mayor Ron Drake resigned his city position Thursday morning and formally announced his Republican candidacy for the 7th Congressional District seat shortly afterward. -- Drake plans to make illegal immigration the key issue in challenging Rep. Raul Grijalva, a two-term Tucson Democrat.

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Tucson Citizen -- October 24, 2005
CongressMechista bemoans Hayworth's plan
Real immigration reform or demagoguery? This year, Congress has opened a dialogue on an issue that the American people have long deemed pressing. -- Finally, our legislators are facing up to the fact that current immigration law is not in tune with the economic or societal realities of our country. [More on Mexican Reconquista menace Grijalva]

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Green Valley News (AZ) -- May 18, 2005
Reconquista zealot lauds outrageous McCain-Kennedy scheme
...U.S. Rep Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., said the bill "looks to the reality of immigration and attempts to create a safer, accessible and regulated immigration system." -- Grijalva added, "Arizona, like no other state in the nation, understands the need to address immigration and realism, fairness and a sense of urgency."

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DiscoverTheNetwork.org -- April 9, 2005
Profile on MEChA menace Rep. Raul Grijalva
...Raul Grijalva was born in Tucson in 1948 and has spent his life there. He graduated from the University of Arizona in 1985 and, according to journalist Michelle Malkin, has been an "unapologetic Mechista," i.e., a member of the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan, the Chicano Student Movement of Aztlan known as MEChA.

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People's Weekly World (Communist Screed) - December 2, 2004
Prop. 200: CongressMechista blowhard chats with communist rag
...This law [Arizona Prop. 200] only pretends to protect citizens from undocumented immigration [aka invasion]. PAN "is motivated by hate," Rep. Raul Grijalva told an anti-PAN press conference. "Immigrants [meaning illegal aliens... criminals] are not the root cause of why our country went to war, why millions are denied medical coverage, why too many remain unemployed or why we face so many other problems. This initiative is a mean-spirited effort to deny people their civil and human rights."

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KVOA-TV -- Tucson - November 3, 2004
Prop. 200: CongressMechista says the battle isn't over
The battle for votes is over, but the fight over Proposition 200 is expected to continue in the courtroom. -- Proposition 200 requires people to prove they're citizens in order to vote and to receive public benefits. -- [Vehement Mexican reconquista and traitor] Rep. Raul Grijalva, who opposes 200, says, "It's open for challenge, both legally and politically. I think the fight is far from over."

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Arizona Daily Star - Tucson -- October 17, 2004
CongressMechista says Prop. 200 'motivated by hate'
...[The popular Proposition 200] is opposed by union groups, health care alliances, immigration advocates, the state's Catholic bishops, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and nearly every elected official in Arizona, including Democratic Rep. Raúl Grijalva [a vehement Mexican reconquista], who says the initiative "is motivated by hate." [This sounds pretty funny coming from a clown who belonged to this repulsive mob.]

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Press Release -- October 9, 2004
MEChA-boy to give whiny Dem radio address in Español
Among other things, this insufferable blowhard whines, "...Just yesterday, we saw the new Hispanic unemployment rate continue to be disproportionately higher than the rest of the population. And we watched Congress leave town without acting on the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission, which has put forward many important ideas for protecting America while preserving our civil rights..." Listen (MP3, Spanish)

Communist Party USA - September 27, 2004
Why Latinos Want to Dump Bush
...Anti- [illegal] immigrant hate groups like Arizona based American Patrol, are using the internet to publicize and organize the backlash movement targeting progressive Latino politicians [reconquistas] like Grivalva and L.A. City Councilman Antonio Villaraigosa for being pro [illegal] immigrant and for being alumni of MEChA. They go on to smear the Kerry Edwards ticket for accepting support from the progressive Latinos. [They failed to mention unsavory flotsam the likes of Bill Richardson, 'Fibber' Cisneros, and several others.]

U.S. Border Patrol - Local 2544 - Tucson - September 17, 2004
Kolbe and Grijalva vote to allow terrorists, invaders to bank legally
On 9-14-04 Representatives Jim Kolbe [obviously a deplorable RINO] and Raul [MEChA-boy] Grijalva [a rabid Mexican reconquista menace] voted to strip language from a bill that would have prevented persons illegally in the United States from using worthless Mexican Matricula cards to open accounts and conduct banking business here. This is no surprise from Grijalva. Kolbe, however, pretends to be a force for "secure borders..."

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Tucson Citizen -- September 8, 2004
Reconquista menace Raul to ignore 'racist' challenger
U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva expected to face a Republican opponent he could take on with a platform of national issues such as the economy and the war in Iraq. -- What he got is an opponent he doesn't even plan to engage in his bid for a second term in Congress. -- When perennial candidate Joe Sweeney scored a lopsided victory over political newcomer Lou Muñoz in the Republican primary for Congressional District 7...

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Tucson Citizen Border Edition -- August 12, 2004
Grijalva's migrant bill faulted
Claudia Mettas... says something has to be done to help Mexican nationals with criminal records, but who have paid their debt to society, from being barred from legal U.S. immigrant status for life [Why?]. -- "I understand people want to keep out murderers and rapists, but even children with misdemeanors are considered aggravated felons..." -- [Mexican government lackey and Mexican reconquista Isabel Garcia also chimes in]

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Cybercast News Service -- August 2, 2004
House Dems Urge UN Supervision of Presidential Election
At least 13 members of the U.S. House of Representatives [including Mecha-boy Grijalva] are calling for the United Nations to supervise this year's American presidential election, four years after one of the closest races in history. -- Rep. Corrine Brown's home state is Florida, site of the historic ballot recount in 2000 that eventually provided Republican George W. Bush with the margin of victory...

WorldNetDaily.com -- July 21, 2004
Reps, including Mechista Grijalva, want U.N. to monitor elections
Undaunted by Kofi Annan's rejection of a plan for United Nations monitoring of the U.S. presidential elections this fall, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-TX, is taking her case to Secretary of State Colin Powell. -- And-- Besides Johnson, the congressional signers to the original U.N. letters included Jerrold Nadler, Edolphus Towns, Joseph Crowley and Carolyn B. Maloney, all of NY, Raul Grijalva of Arizona...

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People's World Weekly (Communist Claptrap] -- July 15, 2004
Grijalva, communists mobilize against law abiding Americans
The Arizona Secretary of State has accepted petitions, supposedly signed by over 190,000 voters, to place a right-wing initiative on the November ballot. The proposition uses racism and immigrant bashing in an attempt to restrict the right to vote and to divide the working class. A court challenge to the proposition, cynically misnamed the "Arizona Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act," or PAN, is expected.

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Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson -- July 2, 2004
Arizona CongressMechista, activists livid over PAN initiative
Immigration officially moved to the top of Arizona's election year agenda Thursday when more than 190,000 signatures were filed with the Secretary of State's Office by backers of a ballot initiative requiring voters and applicants for public services to show proof of citizenship. -- "This initiative is motivated by hate," U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva told a Tucson rally of Hispanic and civil rights activists. [Visit the Protect Arizona Now website]

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson -- June 6, 2004
CongressMechista & Napolitano to welcome Kerry
Top Arizona Democrats will join presidential candidate John Kerry at a campaign rally in Tucson on Tuesday. -- Gov. Janet Napolitano and Rep. Raúl Grijalva will be among the supporters as Kerry makes his first visit to the largely Democratic city since winning the state's primary three months ago. [Kerry campaign co-chairs include former East L.A. gangster Villaraigosa and disgraced liar Cisneros]

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Business Wire -- June 5, 2004
CongressMechista Grijalva, Arizona Gov. attend SVREP soiree
Raising expectations that Arizona's growing Latino population may very well decide this year's presidential election in the state of Arizona, more than 300 community and political leaders [including Gov. Napolitano and MEChA-boy Rep. Grijalva] gathered [Friday] for Southwest Voter Registration Education Project's annual Latino Vote Dinner... [Southwest Voter is an outgrowth of the 'La Raza Unida' Party, founded by this Mexican menace]

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San Francisco Chronicle -- May 30, 2004
Sneaking into U.S. has increasingly become a matter of life and death
...For its part, the DHS says that a new $10 million plan to beef up security in Arizona this summer will not only stop more people from entering the U.S. illegally, it will also prevent migrants from dying. Critics, however, say the increased policing is only a superficial solution to a complex problem. -- "The hope and the prayer is that it will lower (the death rate)," said Rep. Raúl Grijalva... -- "(The vigilantes) are very dangerous," said Isabel García... "Governmental agencies have refused to do their job in reining these guys in."

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Tucson Citizen -- May 26, 2004
Usual suspects, CongressMechista demand migrant abuse probe
Democrat Rep. [and MEChA-boy] Raúl Grijalva has joined Tucson-based activist groups in calling for an independent investigation into allegations of Border Patrol abuse and mistreatment of U.S. citizens and illegal immigrants [criminals]. -- Grijalva joined two groups, [Isabel Garcia's] Derechos Humanos and Border Action Network, in calling for the investigation.

Tucson Citizen -- May 21, 2004
ABP's Spencer lauds border bill, usual suspects snivel
U.S. soldiers could be asked to keep illegal immigrants and potential terrorists out of the country under a bill passed in the U.S. House of Representatives. -- "The will of the American people is beginning to express itself in the Congress," Glenn Spencer told the Tucson Citizen yesterday. -- [CongressMechista Grijalva and Derechos Humanos' reconquista Kat Rodriguez bemoan the action.]

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LTE -- Arizona Republic -- Phoenix -- May 12, 2004
Average view of immigration unheard
The May 5 Editorial page devoted a quarter-page to the plea of Arizona Rep. Raul Grijalva for immigration reform. -- He states the Hispanic view that this is a matter of life and death. Lives are now being lost at three times the rate as the prior fiscal year in border crossings. This is a sad ending for those who choose to cross the border and the loss of life should not be minimized...

Arizona Daily Star Border Edition -- May 12, 2004
Usual suspects bewail ER compensation bill
Hospital officials and immigration advocates are rallying to oppose a federal bill that would require emergency room doctors and nurses to collect and report information on the identity of suspected illegal entrants they treat. -- Rep. Jim Kolbe (R) said Rohrabacher's effort to make medical staffers part of the law enforcement team is the wrong approach to solving a significant problem facing Southern Arizona. [Mechista Rep. Raúl Grijalva also whines.]

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Arizona Daily Star Border Edition -- May 1, 2004
CongressMechista to announce Dem version of migration sellout
A comprehensive immigration reform plan that would make it easier for illegal entrants already in the United States to become legal permanent residents will be announced Tuesday by members of the Hispanic Caucus in Washington, D.C., and by Rep Raúl M. Grijalva in Tucson. -- Grijalva, a Democrat and co-sponsor of the bill, said he thinks the plan will be readily supported because it allows for earned legal residence...

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