More Treachery from MALDEF Clowns

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Daily Breeze -- Torrance, Calif. -- November 18, 2004
More on attack on Redondo Beach by reconquista goons
A couple hundred day laborers marched through Redondo Beach on Wednesday morning to protest the Police Department's recent crackdown on workers soliciting jobs along city roadways. -- In the suit filed Tuesday, MALDEF... contends a provision in the city's Municipal Code banning solicitation of work from streets and sidewalks deprives laborers of their free speech rights. [Many shouldn't be in the U.S. to begin with.]

Associated Press -- November 17, 2004
MALDEF, other clowns go after the City of Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach is coming under fire from activists for arresting day laborers who violate a city law that bans soliciting work in public. -- Between 100 and 150 activists marched to City Hall earlier today to protests a series of undercover stings last month that resulted in the arrest of dozens of men who gather at two local street corners to wait for work.

Arizona Republic - Phoenix -- November 7, 2004
Ethnic hustlers, reconquistas vow to battle Prop. 200
Latino leaders are expressing confidence their plans to block the implementation of Proposition 200 will succeed, in part because they will rely on the team that overturned a similar initiative in California. -- MALDEF, the same group that successfully struck down most of the provisions of California's Proposition 187 a decade ago, is now leading the legal team in Arizona...

Press Release -- October 6, 2004
Nat'l Council of The Race troublemakers livid over H.R. 10
Raul Yzaguirre, President and CEO of the [notoriously anti-American] NCLR... condemned the House Republican leadership for ignoring the mandate of The 9/11 Commission Report and using it to further their anti-immigrant agenda [this reconquista scoundrel is referring to illegal aliens, not 'immigrants']. "'The 9/11 Recommendations Implementation Act' (H.R. 10) goes far beyond the thoughtful recommendations of the 9/11 Commission..."

L.A. City Beat -- August 12, 2004
Proposal to use Sheriffs as 'la migra' riles MALDEF weasels
If a memorandum of understanding between the L.A. Sheriff's Department and the DHS is approved by the L.A. Co. Board of Supervisors, six Sheriff's personnel will be assigned, full-time, to interviewing county inmates about their immigration status. The memorandum was pushed back again at the Board's meeting last Tuesday at the Sheriff's request this time all the way to November 9... [This is mostly due to MALDEF's meddling]

New York Times via the Arizona Daily Star -- August 11, 2004
La Raza, MALDEF, other reconquistas 'outraged'
The federal government is offering $1 billion to hospitals that provide emergency care to undocumented immigrants [criminals]. -- But to get the money, hospitals would have to ask patients about their immigration status... -- Kat Rodriguez, an organizer with Derechos Humanos in Tucson, said she was outraged at the possibility that hospitals could start enforcing immigration law. [MALDEF and the NCLR also bellyache]

National Council of The Race -- July 26, 2004
Reconquista mob decries Culberson's move against bogus IDs
Yesterday, during full committee markup, the House Appropriations Committee defeated an amendment by a vote of 26-25 which would remove a harmful provision in the 2005 appropriations bill for transportation and treasury agencies. The misguided language, originally authored by Congressman John Culberson (R-TX) during a subcommittee markup last week, attempts to block financial institutions from accepting the Mexican Consular ID card... [As usual, the Raza barnacles try to shift the focus from their beloved scofflaw invaders to 'terrorists']

Press Release -- June 27, 2004
Nat'l Council of 'The Race' calls on Bush to stop enforcement
..."NCLR is alarmed at the raids and neighborhood sweeps being conducted in southern California targeting Latino residents," stated Raul Yzaguirre. "These raids are terrorizing large communities which include immigrants [read: invaders] and native-born U.S. citizens. [This press release is dated before RINO Sen. McCain addressed an NCLR mob soiree in Phoenix.]

Riverside Press Enterprise (Free Registration) -- June 26, 2004
Raids: MALDEF, reconquistas chime in on Hutchinson's remarks
...Armando Navarro [vehement reconquista and 'Chicano studies' professor] said he was encouraged by Hutchinson's statements. -- "If the reports are true - and we're still trying to verify them - we're obviously very pleased that the government, at such a high level, has repudiated the roving border sweeps of the past several weeks," said Hector Villagra [of MALDEF]. [Contact Hutchinson]

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- June 16, 2004
Usual suspects livid, may sue to stop enforcement
Latino community leaders and civil rights groups on Tuesday said they might take legal action to stop a U.S. Border Patrol crackdown on suspected illegal immigrants [criminals] in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. -- "The only way to stop this is if the community comes together," said UC Riverside political science professor and local organizer Armando Navarro. [Others mentioned are: Libreria Del Pueblo, MEChA-boy Rep. Joe Baca -- Contact Baca --, MALDEF, and the ever-popular ACLU]

The American Resistance
MALDEF "Awards" Banquet: Help Us Welcome the Reconquistas
MALDEF 5th Annual Washington D.C. Awards Dinner -- June 16, 2004 -- Hyatt Regency Hotel -- [Click Here for Details and Updated Information... scroll down] -- [More on MALDEF and other Ford Foundation-funded anti-American mobs]

New Standard News -- May 7, 2004
New Immigration Reform Bill Pleases Rights Groups
..."This bill provides real solutions to the problems that plague our current broken immigration system," said Vibiana Andrade, of MALDEF. -- "This bill will, over time, replace a chaotic, deadly, and illegal flow of exploitable workers and desperate family members with a safe, orderly, and legal flow of workers with full labor rights and family members with legal immigrant visas," said Frank Sharry...

D.A. King MichNews.com -- May 1, 2004
News and Views from the Snake Pit MALDEF [Part 2/3]
...MALDEF continually labels illegal aliens "immigrants" so that if an American citizen finds the courage to speak up and ask why American laws are not enforced, equally, for everyone in America, he can be labeled "anti-immigrant" or worse. We think that little game has gone on far too long. We think that it is time for all Americans to speak up... [Don't miss the protest against MALDEF on May 6]

L.A. Times -- Gregory Rodriguez -- April 18, 2004
Chicano Advocacy Group Is Signaling a Lane Change
Thirty years ago, Ann Marie Tallman, a monolingual, Iowa-born Mexican-German American with a background in corporate finance, never would have been named president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. MALDEF was founded in 1968, in the heady days of the Chicano movement...

For Your Information -- April 16, 2004
Migration Policy Instutute funded by the usual anti-American suspects: Ford, Carnegie, the corrupt Mexican government, Fannie Mae, etc.

The American Resistance -- April 16, 2004
Atlanta: Coming Up May 6 - Protest Against MALDEF
There is no more un-American organization in the nation than MALDEF. Here is a group that openly advocates for, assists, enables and encourages illegal aliens and the ongoing invasion of our country. They are having a celebration to honor the criminals who do the best job of assisting illegal aliens. We are going to greet them as they arrive. Join us!

UPI -- April 12, 2004
Reconquista gang names new leader
Ann Marie Tallman has been chosen to lead the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the liberal U.S. Hispanic organization said Monday. -- Tallman, the Iowa-born granddaughter of Mexican migrant workers, has been an executive with financial service giant Fannie Mae for the last 10 years. [She is highly endorsed by this fifth-columnist, according to a press release today]

La Opinion (Roughly translated by Google.com) -- March 17, 2004
Reconquistas carp as 'Son of Prop 187' signatures flow in
The Mexican reconquista organization MALDEF, anti-American lawyer Peter Schey of Plyler v. Doe repute, and the usual suspects vow to fight the proposition tooth-and-nail if it it becomes law. The proposal would deny most taxpayer-funded services to foreign lawbreakers. Get your petition signed and sent in today.

North County Times -- Oceanside, California - March 16, 2004
Mexico urges Latino janitors to join class-action suit
The Mexican Consulate in San Diego lent its support Monday to a campaign asking janitors, many of whom are Mexican immigrants, to join a class-action lawsuit against several of the state's largest supermarket chains. -- Attorneys for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund...

Los Angeles Daily News -- December 11, 2003
Latino general strike urged by reconquistas
Some Latino advocacy groups are asking California's 11 million Hispanics to stay home from work and not to shop Friday, a boycott they say will draw attention to Latino economic clout and to the cause of allowing undocumented immigrants [criminals] to drive legally. -- The daylong economic boycott is supported by Latino organizations such as MAPA and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Northwest Arkansas News -- November 15, 2003
Judge approves city's settlement in 'Hispanic' suit
A federal judge approved a settlement Friday between the city of Rogers and Hispanic motorists who had sued the city's police department in March 2001, claiming that it practiced racial profiling. -- The requirement to limit inquiry into a stopped Hispanic's immigration status angered Ira Mehlman, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform....

Riverside Press Enterprise (Free Registration) -- November 13, 2003
MALDEF aiding and abetting foreign invaders again
Students do not need a Social Security card to enroll in college. If that information is used to get into college, it must be kept confidential. -- Those were some of the nuggets of information presented Wednesday at a seminar sponsored by UCR's Chicano Student Programs and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Associated Press -- November 10, 2003
Reconquistas bent over invader license lawsuit
A small Hispanic organization and a conservative legal group teamed up Monday to launch the latest attack on a law granting drivers' licenses to undocumented immigrants [criminals]. -- "These people are just using this rhetoric to stir up the same kind of wedge politics and divisiveness that is threatening to tear our state apart," Francisco Estrada, of the notorious MALDEF, said.

Associated Press -- October 15, 2003
Reconquista group sues over redistricting
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund has jumped into the court fight over the newly enacted Republican congressional redistricting map. -- MALDEF filed a lawsuit Tuesday in federal court in Victoria on behalf of the American GI Forum of Texas, a group devoted to securing equal rights for Hispanics.

Washington Times Editorial -- September 6, 2003
An Orwellian lawsuit
In the wake of the September 11 attacks, it has become increasingly difficult to defend concepts that flout U.S. immigration law, such as the notion now being put forward by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) that persons in the country illegally have a constitutional right to attend state colleges and universities.