Illegal Protest

More of those “family values” we are importing from Mexico I suppose. Is this what you want to be importing for the sake of having some cheap labor to pick vegetables, butcher animals in plants, clean our motel rooms etc? I’d like every business owner who hires illegal aliens to think about the kind of people they are bringing here and exposing THEIR NEIGHBORS and THEIR COMMUNITY to. Their blood in ON YOUR HANDS!

TOMS RIVER — An illegal immigrant from Mexico was sentenced this morning to two, consecutive life terms in prison for murdering the children of a Stafford Township family that took him into their home.

In addition, Superior Court Judge Barbara Ann Villano sentenced Richard Toledo to 30 years in prison for kidnapping the children’s mother, telling her that her boys were fine but threatening their safety if she didn’t do what he said while, all along, he knew the boys were dead.

“All of this is so cruel and depraved that it is almost beyond comprehension,” Villano said in sentencing the 23-year-old defendant during an emotional, tearful proceeding that spanned about an hour and a half.

Toledo will never be eligible for release on parole for the murder of Zabdiel Gonzalez because the boy was 7 years old when Toledo killed him with a clawhammer in his family’s home on Middie Lane in the Manahawkin section of Stafford Township on Jan. 19, 2006.

Toledo pleaded guilty Feb. 8 to the murders of Zabdiel and his brother Karlo, 14, and to kidnapping the mother of the boys, Wanda Gonzalez, after he brutally beat both boys to death with the clawhammer.

“‘I still do not know what it was that we did to that man to merit such an act of hatred,” said Carlos Gonzalez, the boys’ father, while Toledo hung his head, never glancing at the survivors of his victims.

“‘We fed him. We put a roof over his head,” Carlos Gonzalez said of Toledo. “‘We treated him as family. When he was out of work, we did not ask for anything from him and gave him understanding.”

First Assistant Ocean County Prosecutor Ronald F. DeLigny said robbery was the motive. The Gonzalez family had a large amount of money in their bank account from a recent refinance of the mortgage on their home. Toledo forced Wanda Gonzalez at knifepoint to withdraw $500 from an automated teller machine - the maximum amount the machine would dispense - before driving north on the Garden State Parkway, where the woman escaped when Toledo stopped for gas at the Monmouth Service Area in Wall.

“I want you to look into my face and tell me - why my children?” Wanda Gonzalez said to Toledo during the sentencing.

Toledo continued to hang his head toward the floor.

“‘How could there be people who would be able to take the life of two children, and how can I continue living without them by my side?” the boy’s mother said.

“‘The murder of children is the most unspeakable crime,” Villano told the children’s parents. “‘I can only hope you have the strength to recover.”

Although Toledo cannot be considered for release on parole for his sentence for the murder of Zabdiel, he is subject to the state’s No Early Release Act, requiring a prisoner to serve 85 percent of a term before parole consideration, for Karlo’s murder and for the mother’s kidnapping.

Villano ordered the prison term for the kidnapping be served consecutive to the sentences for the two murders.

Full story

Another article covers the sentencing here.

Meanwhile in other areas of New Jersey, such as Lakewood, we have politicians pandering to illegal aliens and inviting the same caliber of people to live among the legal residents of New Jersey and this country. Here’s another example from Lakewood area news of some of those fine family values - gee these illegal aliens have such an enterprising spirit no?

LAKEWOOD — A day after members of the Ocean County Special Operations team descended on an Alamitros Drive home and seized more than 500 bags of heroin, the task force seized a large quantity of cocaine from a New Central Avenue residence.

Five people were arrested Thursday after authorities found 400 grams of cocaine and 12 bags of heroin worth an estimated $12,000 while executing a search warrant, Ocean County Prosecutor Marlene Lynch Ford announced today.

Joe Correa, 22, Carmen Velasquez, 44, Juan Torres, 27, and Jonathan Correa, 19, all live at 1971 New Central Ave. when members of the Lakewood Police Department enterred the home. Also arrested was Jose Claudio, 26, who resides at 780 River Avenue, apartment 48.

All four are charged with possession of a controlled, dangerous substance and
possession with intent to distribute. Ocean County superior Court Judge Wendell Daniels set bail at $150,000 each with no 10 percent option.

During the raid, authorities also seized a 2002 Toyota Camry, a digital scale and
$1,000 cash.

A sixth arrest warrant was also issued for Abetzabel Reyes, 18, of Lakewood, who
remains at large.

Now in most cases, cleansing is a good thing. But when it involves killing people because of the color of their skin, well that’s not such a good thing. But that’s exactly what Los Angeles has allowed to happen with their Special Order 40 protecting illegal aliens. By protecting illegal aliens in Los Angeles, they have created a THIRD WORLD in a US city. And who do you have to thank for that? Well start with people like Antonio Villaraigosa who would love to be the mayor of Aztlan apparently!

In Los Angeles, Hispanic Gangs Ethnically Cleansing Black Neighborhoods

By Brenda Walker

If Washington wanted to develop a vibrant underworld of vicious criminal gangs, it couldn’t do any better than the immigration system now in place. The permissiveness toward lawbreaking border-crossers combined with the pure numbers of immigrants who cannot possibly be assimilated in such bulk has created a witches’ brew of crime-spawning social pathology. The worst creatures are the Hispanic gangsters who kill innocent Americans in order to illustrate aptitude for savagery.

A recent heart-breaking example: the slaughter on March 2 of 17-year-old Jamiel Shaw, Jr. The South Los Angeles high school student was shot dead just a few doors from home by two Latino men who jumped from a car and demanded to know to which gang he belonged. When he didn’t answer, they shot him down. His father heard the shots and went outside to see his boy bleeding on the sidewalk. [A youth ‘on track’ until fatal gunfire, By Paloma Esquivel, Paul Pringle and Francisco Vara-Orta, LA Times, March 4, 2008]

Jamiel had no gang connections. He was apparently just another random victim of Hispanic gangsters killing blacks to drive them out of their corner of Aztlan. The promising football star had received inquiries from Stanford and Rutgers universities about a possible athletic scholarship. His mother, Army Sgt. Anita Shaw, was called home from her second tour of duty in Iraq after the murder of her son.

The family is crushed. Dad Jamiel Sr. said they have “simply lost everything.”

No arrests have been made in the case. The family is asking the public for help in bringing the killers to justice.

The murder has some similarities to the barbaric shooting of 14-year-old Cheryl Green in December of 2006. The eighth-grade student is said to have strayed into the territory of the 204th Street Latino gang, known for its anti-black racism; she was certainly killed because of her race and because of America’s refusal to enforce immigration law.

Two Hispanic men, both members of the 204th Street gang, were arrested a few months later for Cheryl’s murder. One, Ernesto Alcarez, is apparently an illegal alien.

The other gangster, Jonathan Fajardo, is the son of immigrants from Belize. He is also accused in the killing of a witness in connection with the Green shooting. Christopher Ash, 25, died of multiple stab wounds and a slit throat.

The City of the Angels recently experienced a daytime gang battle that brought out the police SWAT team and closed down dozens of blocks for six hours. Several schools were locked down for that time.

Veteran L.A. Police Department officials described the bizarre midday shootings—and the widespread disruption they caused—as highly unusual even in an area known for gang activity. It left the neighborhood littered with shell casings and its residents fearful.

Police blamed the incident on the notorious Avenues gang, which has cast a wide shadow over districts north of downtown L.A. for decades and continues to be active despite several high-profile attempts by authorities to shut it down. [Gang mayhem cripples large area, LA Times, February 22, 2008]

Los Angeles used to be a wonderful American city. Now that it has become Mexican (in the words of former Mayor Hahn), LA is a preview of the future America. It should alarm many more citizens into pro-sovereignty activism.

No American should have to live in such conditions. No citizen child should have to stay indoors to be safe from rampaging foreigners. Living with a reasonable expectation of protection against crime is part of inhabiting a first-world country. We spend a lot of money on police and prisons.

Hispanic gangsters are reconquistas with baggy pants and tattoos. They are ethnically cleansing black citizens out of parts of LA now, but indications are more of the same for the rest of us—first through the Southwest, next in America as a whole. Crime works well as a technique of the low-intensity warfare that is part and parcel of immigration as invasion.

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How many parents of teenaged daughters expect that when they send their child to a private and exclusive school, that they might be raped by an employee of that school? None you say? Well if I were a parent spending a LOT of my money to educate my daughter, I’d be rightly OUTRAGED that not only is The Hun School employing a cleaning company that hires illegal aliens - they don’t plan on changing a thing - and will continue to use Sky Hi Building Maintenance out of Verona, NJ to clean and maintain The Hun School.. and provide more opportunities for illegal aliens to rape the girls going to the school.

Not only that little tidbit, but it seems Sky Hi has been found guilty of underpaying their workers and paid $174,000 in fines to The Department of Labor for this crime. Ya think maybe that’s because they hire illegal aliens that they are underpaying them? Ya think maybe they are also guilty of “knowingly” hiring illegal aliens? I’ve reported them to WeHireAliens - strangely enough they were NOT in the WeHireAliens database until I just reported them.

So, one would think The Hun School would reconsider using Sky Hi as their cleaning service right? Wrong. Hmm.. now it makes us wonder what connection this cleaning company has to The Hun School… maybe some business connections perhaps? Is John Bierman somehow connected to someone at The Hun School? Inquiring minds would like to know.. and I will be digging into this further.

Digger has done an extensive post on this with some of the research I’ve done as well as some of his own. This story stinks to high heaven!

Jake and MJ of The Freedom Folks included info on this story in this week’s Blogs for Borders. View it here:

Excellent article by Michael Cutler - former INS agent - in NewsWithViews. Here is a brief synopsis of his background:

Michael W. Cutler graduated from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York in 1971 with a B.A. in Communications Arts and Sciences. Mr. Cutler began working for the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) in October 1971 when he entered on duty as an Immigration Inspector assigned to John F. Kennedy International Airport. In August 1975 he became a Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) for the INS at NYC.

He rotated through virtually every squad in the Investigations Branch. From 1988 until 1991 he was assigned as the INS representative to the Unified Intelligence Division (UID) of the DEA in New York. In 1991 he was promoted to the position of Senior Special Agent and was assigned to the Organized Crime, Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) which required that he work with members of other law enforcement agencies including the FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Customs and local and state police as well as law enforcement organizations of other countries including Israel, Canada, Great Britain and Japan, to conduct investigations of aliens involved in major drug trafficking organizations. He retired from the INS in February 2002, after a career that spanned some 30 years.

I’d say Michael Cutler has a lot of credibility that backs up his opinion on our immigration laws wouldn’t you? Here is what he has to say on the subject…

by Michael Cutler
January 11, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

An excellent article appears in today’s edition of the Houston Chronicle and focuses on two criminals. One criminal, a man identified as Juan Leonardo Quintero, an illegal alien from Mexico committed a series of crimes including what is described as “indecency with a child and unlawful re-entry after deportation. Upon his unlawful re-entry into the United States he is now accused of the cold-blooded murder of a Houston police officer.

The other alleged criminal, a United States citizen, Robert Lane Camp, is charged with violations of federal immigration laws.

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Time and time again we have heard politicians from both sides of the political aisle assert that illegal aliens do the work that Americans won’t do. Perhaps the loudest cheerleader of this flawed reasoning has been none other than President Bush himself. As I have stated on so many occasion that I have lost count as to how many times I have said this, I am compelled to make the point that if there are Americans who will trudge off to work in coal mines and steel factories, if there are Americans who will go to work as firefighters, racing into burning buildings at huge risk, to their own safety to attempt to rescue total strangers, if there are American law enforcement officers who have no idea about what may await them the next time their two-way radio crackles and if their are Americans who are willing to drive garbage trucks and others who will do what my dad did, go to work on a construction site, one of the most hazardous jobs you can do, then I believe that Americans will take any job, no matter how arduous, no matter how dirty and no matter how dangerous, provided that when they receive their paychecks they are able to support themselves and their families. As the author Homer Hickam stated when he spoke at the Sago Mine disaster memorial service in West Virginia two years ago, “There is no water holier than the sweat off a man’s brow!”

The issue is not that Americans are lazy or afraid of an honest, hard day’s work, it is a matter of wages and working conditions. Illegal aliens are vulnerable and hence easy to exploit. They work for wages that would not provide the average American with the ability to support themselves and their families.

The failure of our government to enforce the immigration laws against those American citizens who violate the immigration laws is, in large measure, responsible for the massive influx of illegal aliens who have poured across our nation’s borders.

While many of these illegal aliens simply seek to get an unauthorized (illegal) job to send money home, a significant portion of the illegal alien population have criminal histories and/or are involved in various criminal activities and even terrorist activities. The problem is that our officials have no way of knowing the true identities of these illegal aliens. We have no way of knowing how many are her. We have no way of knowing who among them are fleeing prosecution in their own countries or a third country for committing serious crimes. We have no way of knowing who among them have come to support terrorist activities, whether this means fund raising, conducting surveillance or planning the next attack.

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Police Officer Rodney J. Johnson lost his life, for several reasons and all of them go back to the failings of the federal government to secure our nation’s borders, prosecute, as a matter of routine, those Americans who aid or abet illegal aliens to either enter the United States illegally, or to enable them to violate various laws once they have run the border by providing them with jobs or other incentives that encourage them to ignore and violate our nation’s borders and ignore and violate our nation’s immigration laws which, also may enable these illegal aliens to commit crimes not comprehended within the Immigration and Nationality Act alone but include, other criminal statutes that deal with drugs, weapons and crimes of violence. I found an additional article about the murder of Police Officer Johnson. According to the news story that ran last year at ABC News:

“Johnson received a commendation for valor for pulling several children from a burning building.

He leaves behind a wife who is also a police officer and their five children.”

What words of consolation or any other act can undo the horrific damage done to the lives of heroic Police Officer Rodney Johnson’s wife or children? About the others who were members of his family or were his friends? The point is that with all of the stories about the rights of illegal aliens, it is rare if not downright impossible to find stories about the rights of decent people who lose their lives to the crimes committed by individuals who don’t even, legally, have the right to be inside the borders of our nation?

The children of Officer Johnson will never see their father again. His wife will never again see him or take comfort from him. He was her husband and the father of their children. Unfortunately he is not the first law enforcement officer to die at the hands of an illegal alien nor will he be the last. While the article did not address the crime committed against a child that initiated his ultimate deportation from the United States, I wonder who the child was and how badly he hurt that child. I wonder about the future of that child who may well have been terribly traumatized. Why is no one talking about the rights of that child?

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A final thought. In reading the article, consider how the apparent close cooperation between ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) with members of the Houston Police Department yielded the results that this joint effort brought to fruition. It is time for all communities to work with ICE and other agencies to address the illegal immigration crisis confronting our nation. It is time that those who seek to become our nation’s next president speak out clearly on their intentions to deal with illegal immigration and the huge risks this creates for our nation and our citizens.

We the People need to make our frustration, indeed, rage known about the need for our nation to secure the borders and create meaningful integrity within the entire immigration system.

Full article here