D.A. King – writing in Breitbart News:
October 24, 2013

Breitbart News

Georgia Governor Appoints Anti-Enforcement Immigration Activist to Board of Corrections
D.A. King
October 24, 2013

While many Georgia conservatives are left scratching their heads in outrage, the far-left wing of the state’s illegal alien lobby is applauding Republican Governor Nathan Deal for his recent appointment of one of their own to the state’s Board of Corrections.

Mrs. Rocio Del Milagro Woody, along with Jane Fonda, is a “Founding Friend” of the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO), and she was sworn in for a five-year term on the corrections board on September 26. GALEO proudly announced the appointment in a September press release.

Woody is also a member of the GALEO board of directors.

Led by a former Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund employee and Democrat-candidate fundraiser Gerardo E. (Jerry) Gonzalez, GALEO is well-known around the Peach State for staging and participating in illegal alien rallies, advocating for a repeat of the 1986 amnesty for illegals, and marching in the streets of Atlanta demanding an end to enforcement of American immigration laws.

GALEO has also been active in organizing and lobbying against passage of Georgia’s laws aimed at protecting jobs, benefits, and services from the impact of illegal immigration. Gonzalez is noted by many state legislators for his angry and often disrespectful remarks to committee members considering illegal immigration legislation. In addition, GALEO lobbied against passage of Georgia’s E-Verify laws in 2006 and 2011.

Deal signed the 2011 comprehensive illegal immigration legislation into law in May of that year, as well as a bill aimed at fine-tuning that law after the 2013 session.

According to the Georgia Constitution, the state board of corrections “shall have such jurisdiction, powers, duties and control of the State Penal System and the inmates thereof as shall be provided by law… The Board of Corrections shall be appointed by the Governor with the consent of the Senate.”

Because the Georgia General assembly does not convene again until the 2014 session begins in January, that body will not consider Woody’s appointment until next year. Nevertheless, according to an official in Governor Deal’s office, Woody is currently a “fully functioning board member.”…

HERE to read the rest of this scandal.

*Don’t miss clicking on the links to see a photo of the illegal alien lobby in the Georgia Governor’s office!

NEW FUSION NETWORK OFFERS VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY TO EDUCATE YOUNG HISPANICS AND ALL MILLENIALS ON IMMIGRATION

New English-language television network to go live Monday, October 28

Tomorrow’s launch of the long-planned, Miami-based Fusion television network presents a valuable opportunity to offer an accurate education on U.S. immigration to its announced targeted audience.
We hope that opportunity is not wasted.

Fusion, a joint ABC News-Univision effort aimed at English-speaking Latinos and millenials will feature Univision’s long-time news anchor Jorge Ramos hosting “America with Jorge Ramos” as its flagship program along with what is described as news, sports, humor and satire.

According to various reports from a gushing media force, Univision News president and Fusion CEO Isaac Lee has called on staff to “move beyond the conventional.” Of the planned programming, he says there will be “growing pains,” and that “not everybody will get it and that’s sort of the point.”

The planned programming will be aimed at the young people who don’t normally watch much news says Lee.

Fusion will share new studio space with Spanish-language parent Univision News in suburban Miami. This writer has traveled to the cavernous Univision television complex and despite the fact that it was somewhat of a “D.A. King on trial” format, actually enjoyed the resulting television interview with Jorge Ramos and am happy to be on a first-name basis with a man who seems like a truly “nice guy” with a great staff.

With its stated goal of “breaking barriers,” here’s hoping that management, Ramos and the production staff will not resort to a default “legalization and unlimited immigration is the answer” to America’s raging immigration crisis. One barrier that should be broken is an honest presentation of the facts on immigration to the targeted young audience which is usually bombarded with the concept that having borders and immigration laws is somehow un-American and mean-spirited.

Here’s hoping that someone informs Fusion viewers that with nearly double the number of real, legal immigrants as nation number two, it is Mexico that sends the most legal immigrants to the USA. Every year. What is nation number two? It’s communist China.

Here’s hoping that no matter how unconventionally it is presented, young viewers learn that at more than one million souls each year, the United States brings in more legal immigration than any nation in the world. And that despite too-common assimilation evasion, unemployment, shrinking job prospects and sinking wages, a well-funded coalition of self-serving interests is constantly pushing for a doubling of immigration levels. And legalizing what is presented as “eleven million” victims of borders who scoff at any laws from which they don’t benefit.

Somebody should be allowed to inform the young viewers that employment is directly related to “immigration.” And that on employment recovery, the Wall St. Journal reported that “even if the rate of hiring doubled, it would take more than three years to get employment back to its prerecession level, after adjusting for (non-amnesty) population growth, according to estimates from the Brookings Institution’s Hamilton Project.” (WSJ June 24, 2013)

Whether is with humor, satire or hard news, the millennial viewers should be repeated told of the “one-time” legalization of illegal aliens of 1986 that served to create the current expectation of recurring amnesties and a customized path to American citizenship.

Jorge Ramos makes no secret of the fact that despite his journalism credentials, he is an unapologetic and vocal advocate for another legalization for illegal aliens. On the Fusion amnesty agenda, he has promised action. “We’re going to come out on Oct. 28th, and if the House doesn’t approve immigration reform by then, then there’s going to be a new, very loud voice in Fusion, talking about immigration every single night until immigration reform passes,” Ramos promised in August.

Ramos added that the English-language Fusion is prepared to “own” the immigration story upon October’s launch. “It’s going to be ours from the first hour,” he said. “There’s no question about it.”

Well, here it is, Fusion launch and the Republican-controlled House is not willing to risk the re-election troubles another amnesty would surely produce.

Here’s hoping there is at least a nod toward fairness and balance in the new network’s immigration agenda with the inclusion of at least one in-house or semi-regular fact-savvy, pro-enforcement conservative voice.

Here’s hoping somebody informs the Fusion watchers that nearly half the illegal aliens in the U.S. did not come here illegally. They overstayed temporary visas. That is how most of the 9/11 terrorists were able to remain here.

Here’s hoping that it is regularly pointed out that it is a base insult to the tradition of American immigration to allow illegal aliens to be labeled “immigrants.”
Ramos notes that for Hispanics, immigration is “very emotional.”

Here’s hoping that at least one pro-enforcement American gets to reply to Ramos, on camera: “Yes. It is for all Americans, Jorge.”

It is “sort of the point” and everybody “will get it.”

Fox News Latino

They’re Not Going To Take It Anymore: New Generation Of Immigrant Advocates Take Radical Approach
By Elizabeth Llorente /
Published October 16, 2013

The frustration, say immigration advocates, is reaching a fever pitch.

That is why, many say, recent weeks have seen activists use chains and pipes to tie themselves to the tires of buses that carry immigrants slated for deportation to court, block traffic on Capitol Hill and get arrested, surround Tucson police when they targeted two immigrants during a traffic stop, and chain themselves and block the entrance of a federal detention center.

More such actions, they vow, are coming.

“It’s absolutely out of frustration and impatience,” said Marisa Franco, campaign organizer for the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, which helped coordinate some of the more provocative actions. “Immigrant communities who are losing 1,100 loved ones every day to deportation cannot wait for Congress to end its political games or for the President to rediscover his moral compass,” she added.

The people will take power back into their own hands and set a true example of leadership that the Beltway will have to follow.
– Marisa Franco, National Day Laborer Organizing Network

“The people will take power back into their own hands and set a true example of leadership that the Beltway will have to follow,” Franco vowed…

HERE

Senate Immigration Bill, Current Law Could Add 32 Million New Voters by 2036
Thursday, October 10, 2013, – posted on NumbersUSA

A new report by the Center for Immigration Studies says that the Senate-passed immigration bill could add 17.3 million additional voters to the U.S. by 2036. Combined with current law totals, 32 million new voters could be added by that year.

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