FAST FACT: NumbersUSA: Schools Worry About Influx of Unaccompanied Alien Children HERE

FAST FACT: Government Has No Receipts for Thousands of Unaccompanied Alien Children | National Review Online HERE

Far-left groups (GALEO & LWV) team up to register future democrat voters at naturalization ceremonies

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Customs and Border Protection staff at some Texas facilities reported contracting scabies, lice and chicken pox while on duty; two officers told the inspector general that their children were diagnosed with chicken pox within days of the officers’ contact with an unaccompanied alien child with the illness. Border Patrol personnel at other facilities in the state told investigators that they were potentially exposed to tuberculosis.

Government Executive

Homeland Security Staff in Border Facilities Getting Sick on the Job

Homeland Security employees working at detention centers on the U.S. Southern border housing unaccompanied children from Central America have been exposed to disease on the job and become sick, according to a new report from the department’s watchdog.

Customs and Border Protection staff at some Texas facilities reported contracting scabies, lice and chicken pox while on duty; two officers told the inspector general that their children were diagnosed with chicken pox within days of the officers’ contact with an unaccompanied alien child with the illness. Border Patrol personnel at other facilities in the state told investigators that they were potentially exposed to tuberculosis.

“UAC [unaccompanied alien children] and family unit illnesses and unfamiliarity with bathroom facilities resulted in unsanitary conditions and exposure to human waste in some holding facilities,” the report stated. “Contract cleaners and DHS employees are working to maintain sanitary conditions.”

The department’s inspector general just released the first report in a series on conditions in detention centers used to house Central American children fleeing crime and violence in their home countries. More than 57,000 children so far have arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border in fiscal 2014 because of increased gang violence and crime in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.

The IG directed DHS to create and distribute a “Know Your Rights and Responsibilities” video, available in Spanish and other languages as needed, for children and families in the detention centers that addresses hygiene while in custody, proper use of toilets and showers, department processing procedures including medical screenings and vaccinations, as well as the right to food, water, emergency medical care, telephones, and other information and services.

The watchdog found that, by and large, federal employees and the detention centers included in the July 30 report complied with regulations regarding medical care, sanitation, food supply and other services. The IG conducted 87 unannounced site visits between July 1 and July 16 at 63 detention centers in Arizona, California and Texas. The inspector general’s office will continue to assess the detention centers and issue monthly reports on conditions.

“The OIG is responsible for providing oversight to DHS and its agencies,” said Homeland Security IG John Roth, in a statement. “The challenges posed by this influx of unaccompanied alien children are immediate and ongoing. They require a proactive, constructive response by my office.”

The IG said it did not witness any inappropriate behavior or misconduct among DHS personnel during the unannounced visits. The watchdog, however, is investigating a June complaint filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of 116 detainees that alleges criminal behavior and violation of civil rights and other laws. The department’s Officer for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties also is conducting an investigation into the alleged incidents.

The report noted that DHS employees were donating clothing and toys to detainees, and in some cases, using their own money to buy food for children and families to supplement government supplies.

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LA RAZA in the White House

20 Years after Fighting Barbara Jordan’s Reforms, Cecilia Munoz Writes Script for Obama Executive Action

Center for Immigration Studies

August 4, 2014

20 Years after Fighting Barbara Jordan’s Reforms, Cecilia Munoz Writes Script for Obama Executive Action
n her position as director of the Domestic Policy Council at the White House, Cecilia Munoz is a key figure in the planning for President Obama to decree major changes in U.S. immigration policy that could benefit millions of illegal immigrants.

As the Associated Press noted last week, Munoz, along with other top officials in the Obama administration, is “working to chart a plan on executive actions Obama could take, hosting frequent meetings with interest groups.”

Cecilia Munoz and Janet Napolitano
Cecilia Munoz (left) Pictured
with DHS Sec. Janet Napolitano (right)
Those meetings come two decades after Munoz was the top immigration lobbyist and spokesperson for one of those very interest groups, the National Council of La Raza. In that role she challenged and helped undermine an immigration plan developed by the bipartisan U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform. The commission was led by Barbara Jordan, a civil rights icon and former member of Congress, whose plan sought to check illegal immigrants by preventing them from finding work.

A story published 20 year ago today in Newsday quoted Munoz as saying of Jordan’s idea, “For Latinos, it’s worse than Big Brotherism.” Munoz, the daughter of Bolivian immigrants, said she opposed the plan because she was convinced would lead to discrimination against Latinos.

Jordan proposed a computerized registry that would be used to verify that workers were authorized to work in the United States. Her goal was to plug loopholes in the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, which provided amnesty to illegal immigrants as part of a compromise that also called for sanctions against employers who knowingly hired unauthorized workers.

But while the amnesty proceeded, employer sanctions became a farce because a counterfeit document industry flourished to enable workers to appear to be authorized.

Those loopholes were no accident. They were a triumph of Munoz’s lobbying. As journalist Roberto Suro would note in a 1999 book, “Influential groups like the National Council of La Raza listed opposition to employer sanctions as the top item on the Latino civil rights agenda for many years and denounced as an expression of prejudice virtually every proposal to restrict the flow.”

Funding from liberal foundations was central to the effort. Suro noted that the Ford Foundation had “granted many millions of dollars to organizations that had fought employer sanctions at every turn, such as the National Council of La Raza and the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund.”

In 2000 Munoz’s activism was honored by the MacArthur Foundation which provided her with a $500,000 “genius grant.” The foundation said Munoz had “successfully built and led influential coalitions around such issues as the legalization of undocumented aliens, family-based immigration rights, workplace and farm workers’ rights, and access to welfare benefits and education.”…

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Fast Fact: Pew Report: 75% of Illegals from Mexico Repeat Offenders; 97% Teenagers via @BreitbartNews

Donor/sponsor/enabler list for Jerry Gonzalez’s GALEO May, 2014 11th annual Power Breakfast fundraiser. The Annual GALEO Power Breakfast is one of the principle fundraising events for anti-borders GALEO & the GALEO Latino Community Development Fund.

Jerry Gonzalez bio HERE

PHOTO – that is Jerry Gonzalez on the far-left with more of Georgia’s illegal alien lobby in Georgia Governor Deal’s office, July, 2014 from a WABE radio story HERE

Gerardo E. (Jerry) Gonzalez is a former MALDEF employee.

Important, (but ignored by the media) quote from MALDEF co-founder, Mario Obledo: “California is going to be a Hispanic state and anyone who doesn’t like it should leave. They ought to go back to Europe.”

Thank you from Angry-Jerry Gonzalez HERE .

List of illegal alien lobby fund-raiser event sponsors:

*Georgia Republican state Senator Jack Hill

*Georgia Republican state Senator Tommie Williams (Note, we see a “thank you” to Georgia state Senator Tommie Williams at the fundraiser, but not a formal note of his donation. Maybe they are referring to Williams’ help in joining Jerry Gonzalez in South Georgia (June, 2014) to address a group to ‘get out the vote’…)

*Cox Enterprises – owners of: Cox Media group, Auto Trader,

*Coca Cola

*Kuck Immigration law Partners law firm Charles Kuck is vice-Chair of the GALEO Board of Directors – most media in Georgia, including the AJC simply describes him as “an immigration lawyer.”

*Georgia Power

*Western Union

*McGuire Woods law firm

*McKenna Long Aldridge law firm

*Jason Esteves Atlanta Board of Education – * Keynote speaker and member of the Board of GALEO

*Telemundo

*AmeriMex Communications Corporation

*Briarcliff Pediatrics (this office is operated by Jerry Gonzalez’s husband, Dr. Ray Deeb )

*Rey Pascual Rey Pascual is a member of the Board, GALEO

*Rohan Law, P.C. Douglas Rohan is a member of the Board of Directors, GALEO

*Southwest Airlines ( there was a later drawing for two airline tickets donated by SWA – the winner was GALEO member Republican state Senator Jack Hill. Gonzalez congratulated Senator Jack Hill in a GALEO “get out the vote” newsletter in June : “Congratulations to Georgia State Senator Jack Hill (R-Reidsville), the GALEO Member who renewed his membership during the months of May/June to qualify for a pair of Southwest Airlines tickets! We drew the winning ticket on Thursday, July 10th at the GALEO office. Pictures are posted on our facebook wall! There is a lot going on and your actions and raising your voice is necessary.”

*Corso Law Center

*International Women’s Health Services

*The Road to Recovery Inc. (This immigration-dependent business was founded and is operated by Rocio Woody, who is also a Board member of GALEO. Rocio Del Milagro Woody was appointed to Georgia’s State Board of Corrections in the fall of 2013 by Republican Governor Nathan Deal and confirmed in that position by the super-majority Republican-controlled state Senate. Breitbart write up here.)

*Arnall Golden Gregory

*Castan & Lecca P.C.

*Consultorio Medico Hispano

*Jake Sanchez

*Better Pallets Inc.

*Judge Dax Lopez –Lopez is also a member opf the board of GALEO

*Judith Martinez

*La Voz Latina, Savannah

* Leonard Gomez, City Council, Grantville Georgia – Gomez is a product of GALEO network ‘Institute for Leadership’ anti-borders training in community organizing

*Mimi Woodsen, City Council Columbus, Georgia – Woodsen is also board member GALEO

*Georgia state Senator Nan Orrock (D)

*Georgia state Representative Pat Gardner (D)

*BB&T bank

*Laura Murvartian – Murvartian is an Executive Member of the board of GALEO – Treasurer

*Norma Price

*Rey Martinez, City Council Loganville, Georgia

*State Farm Insurance Co. did not participate this year, but usually does. HERE is link to 2013 event.

Entire list as posted on GALEO facebook page here

Photos here

Link to 2014 GALEO Board members HERE

Training future anti-borders radicals HERE

Consultorio Medico Hispano

Translated from the original Spanish using Google Translate, 4 August, 2014

More info HERE

Hispanic Medical Clinic clinic with humanitarianism

June 19, 2013 By Editor (El Nuevo Georgia = ‘The New Georgia’)

Definitely growing Latino community in the metropolitan Atlanta area, grew the need for medical attention and thus clinics and offices, but few as Hispanic Medical Clinic, have managed to remain faithful to the mission of serving all alike and provide the best service at the best prices.
The Hispanic Medical Clinic is a clinic where the community can receive high quality medical care led by Dr. Adolfo Molina MD, originally from Cuba with his wife Emma Cervantes-Molina of El Salvador.

The pair started the clinic for more than a decade and over the years have become known for their great sense of humanity and its ongoing contributions in community events.

The first branch started operations in the heart of Chamblee in 2003 and recently opened a second location in Liburn. They employ 18 professionals who strive to serve their patients in a warm way, they accept all types of insurance, which makes them a place where the public can be assured that they will receive the care you need.

The Hispanic Medical Center soon will be participating in two community health fairs where they will be offering reviews at no cost to families in need.

Tabernacle Church of Atlanta
Event: Promoting Health
6394 Buford Hwy, Norcross, GA 30071
Sunday, June 23 1:30 p to 4:30 p
Information: 678-949-2958
Completely free to the public

The event is organized by “Health Coaches” program of Easter Seals Babies Can not Wait view reviews for medical, dental, high blood pressure, diabetes will be offered. The fire department will be doing a demonstration to educate the public on how to prevent fires, law firms will be present to answer questions from immigration. For children there will be games and free haircuts.

Berkmar High School
Event: Family Fair, 2013 Donate Life
405 Pleasant Hill Rd Lilburn, GA 30047
Saturday July 20 from 10:00 to 2:00 p
Information: 770-225-5465
Completely free to the public

The event is organized by “LifeLink of Georgia”, UNIMAS Univision Atlanta and Atlanta. The aim of the fair is to educate people about the importance of a healthy lifestyle as well as provide information on good health care.
Hispanic Medical Office Address:
CHAMBLEE
3182 Shallowford Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30341
770-457-5758
LILBURN
3997 Lawrenceville Hwy Suite 230
Lilburn, GA 30047
770-674-0501

Mario Obledo of MALDEF

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In June 1998 Obledo articulated his racialist agenda by stating, “We’re going to take over all the political institutions of California. California is going to be a Hispanic state and anyone who doesn’t like it should leave. If they [whites] don’t like Mexicans, they ought to go back to Europe.” Around that same time period, he told the Los Angeles Times: “It’s inevitable that Hispanics or Mexican Americans are going to control the institutions of the state of California in the not-too-distant future. If people don’t like that, they can leave.”

In June 1998 Obledo was asked to comment on immigrant-rights activist Jose Angel Gutierrez’s observation that “We have an aging white America, they are dying, [and] I love it.” Obledo responded: “He’s a good friend of mine. A very smart person.”

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Angry-Jerry-Gonzalez – a bio HERE