Sam Aguilar Image: Twitter

@FWDus staffer @SamAguilarATL invents long, fake news fairy tale and posts it on Twitter – do his bosses read his feed?

We have already posted video and details of FWDus State Director “Stalker-Boy” Sam Aguilar following me around the Georgia Capitol, but it is important to add that creepy Sam is also not to be trusted with the truth. No telling what he is telling the bosses at the FWD.us anti-enforcement shop.

A February House committee hearing on HB202, a simple bill that would require the Georgia Department of Corrections to post a quarterly, public report  on the number of aliens, including illegal aliens in the state’s prison system produced several pro-enforcement Georgians who trekked to the Capitol to support the legislation. The House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee approved HB202. I was happy to see that we had more people there to support the bill than the corporate-funded illegal alien lobby had lobbyists. This does not happen much anymore here.

Many thanks to Mr. Rick Cox for the assistance in organizing much of the group. Click on the photo of the sign-up sheet below to get a feel of the room.

Image: DIS

As a 16-year and reluctant denizen of the Georgia Capitol, I spotted the paid anti-borders lobbyists – including FWDus Sam Aguilar as soon as I walked into the room. I was surprised that he did not testify against the bill, as that is his job. It was only much later that I realized why he did not go to the podium or sign up to speak. More on that in another blog.

After the hearing I was happy to offer my thanks and encouragement along with a short explanation of the next steps in the legislative process to the nine people who had come to the Capitol to help us. We gathered in the hallway outside the committee room and I was surprised to see Sam Aguilar come out and join our band. I introduced Aguilar to the group and explained that he is a former GALEO staffer now working for FWD.us and that a large part of his job was to stop any and all legislation that would impede illegal immigration in Georgia. “He works for another amnesty for illegal aliens…” was part of my explanation. He continued to stand and listen to my short pep talk and even quietly asked me if we could have a “short chat.” Bear in mind that this is the same guy who is on video stalking me.

Especially this arrogant young creep, I make it an iron-clad rule to never talk to the illegal alien lobby and told him so.

Sam Aguilar stood by and listened to every word I said with his near-constant goofy smirk. During the time I was talking to the pro-American group, “Stalker-Boy” took a photo of us on his cell phone. Then he posted it on Twitter with a ridiculous whole cloth lie about what I was explaining to the multi-hued group of Americans.

There is a different way to say this: Sam Aguilar is a liar. And his frustrated invention of what we were talking about illustrates that he is willing to tell lie after lie in an attempt to justify his professional opposition to immigration enforcement in the USA.

Twitter post from Sam Aguilar

For some reason the illegal alien lobby in under the impression that calling me by my full name somehow annoys me. It doesn’t. But their sophomoric attempts at hurting my feelings are amusing – which brings to mind “Stalker-Boy” Sam Aguilar’s former boss, GALEO’s Jerry Gonzalez, getting up and crossing a packed committee room several years ago to take the seat I had before I got up and took my turn to testify on legislation. I will never forget the look on the Capitol Police officer’s face when, shaking his head, he realized what a now beaming Gonzalez had done. Yep, he really got me.

The House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee approved HB202 and it passed on to the House Rules Committee where Republican Chairman Jay Powell let it die, at least for the year. Powell got a lot of publicity for that, including in his hometown newspaper.

Republican state Rep Jay Powell should be regarded as being on the same side as the paid anti-enforcement lobby, including Sam Aguilar.