Altura Ct.
Veteran Member
On Thursday, the reconquista militants, illegal alien lobbyists and lawyers, multicultural mau-mau-ers, and assorted anti-border goons will turn out across the country for another May Day open borders spasm.
Los Angeles police are undergoing crowd control training to prevent a repeat of the Macarthur Park riots last year.
College students and Catholic priests will join the “Gran Marcha” to demand amnesty and non-enforcement of immigration laws.
In Madison, Wisconsin, illegal immigration apologists will protest Dane County Sheriff Dave Mahoney’s practice of notifying federal officials of jailed inmates’ immigration status.
Bay Area anti-war activists are riding the wave and will join open-borders groups to harass both recruiters and ICE agents. Because it’s all about sticking it to The Man.
In Chicago, open-borders exploiters will be bringing back poor Saul Arellano:
Stay tuned for much more.
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Here’s a partial list of open borders protests taking place nationwide:
National Day of Action in Defense of Immigrant Families
MAY 1
ARIZONA
Tucson
March and Meeting
South Gate Shopping Center
8 AM
Phoenix
March
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum to State Capitol
8:30 AM
CALIFORNIA
Berkeley
Rally and March
Sproul Plaza to City Hall
11 AM
Castroville
Chico
Meeting/March
City Hall
3 – 8 PM
Davis
Meeting and March
UC Davis Campus
11 – 2 PM
Farmersville
March
Memorial Park
4 PM
Fort Bragg
March
La Bamba Store
9:00 AM
Fresno
Meeting and March
Medical Center- Fulton Mall
4 - 8 PM
Los Angeles
March
Olympic/Broadway
12 PM
Los Angeles
March and Meeting
3rd/Vermont to McArthur Park
2 – 7 PM
Los Angeles
March
5 Points to City Hall
11 AM
Madera
Meeting
5 PM
Martinez
Vigil and March
Martinez Marina
5:30 PM
Modesto
Mitin
Hatch Road/Crow Landing
10 AM
Mountain View
Vigilia
The Worker Center
Calvary Church
5 PM
Oakland
March
Fruitvale Plaza – along International Boulevard
9 AM
Sacramento
March
Hiram Johnson High School to State Capitol
10 AM
Salinas
Four marches
Constitutional and Laurel
12 PM – 5 PM
San Diego
March
Chicano Park to City Hall
10 AM
San Diego
Rally
City College
3 PM
San Francisco
March
Dolores Park to Civic Center
12 PM – 3 PM
San Jose
Rally and March
Mi Pueblo Shopping Center
4 PM
San Rafael
Vigil and march
Community Center – Canal
6 AM – 10 AM
Santa Rosa
March
Old Albertsons Shopping Center
11 AM
COLORADO
Denver
March
Lincoln Park
10 AM
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Rally and March
Union Park
Chicago
10 AM
INDIANA
Indianapolis
March
5 – 9 PM
KENTUCKY
Louisville
Meeting y march
Courthouse to Jefferson Park
5 – 7 PM
MASSACHUSSETTS
Boston
Meeting and march
Boston Common
4 PM
Chelsea
March
City Hall to Central Square
2 – 5 PM
MICHIGAN
Detroit
Meeting
Downtown
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
Marcha
Lake Street
4 PM
NEVADA
Las Vegas
Mitin
US Federal Courthouse
7 PM
NEW JERSEY
Elizabeth
Meeting
Warinanco park
11 AM
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque
March
Tiguex Park
3 – 5 PM
Santa Fe
March
Downtown – De Vargas Park
4 – 7 PM
NEW YORK
New York City
Meeting and March
Union Square Park to Federal Plaza
4 PM
NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh
Peaceful Gathering
Legislative House
OREGON
Portland
Meeting and March
SW Park
4 PM
Salem, OR
March to State Capitol
11 AM -3 PM
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh
March and Meeting
Downtown to Mellon Square Park
4 PM
TEXAS
Austin
Meeting
State Capitol
5 – 7:30 PM
McAllen
March
Municipal Park
6 PM
San Antonio
Meeting and March
Plaza del Zacate
12 PM – 7 PM
WASHINGTON
Bellingham
Meeting
Cornwall Park
12-6
Mt. Vernon
Meeting and March
11am
Seattle
March and meeting
Seattle Center Fisher Pavillion
3 PM
Yakima
March
Miller Park
3:30 PM
WISCONSIN
Madison
March and meeting
State Capitol
12 PM
Milwaukee
March
12 PM
CANADA
Vancouver
March in Solidarity with Migrants, Migrants and Undocumented
Clark Park to Grandview Park
6 PM
APRIL 29
Modesto, CA
Rally-March
Gil’s Plaza
3 PM
Mendota, CA
March of Children
10 AM
Jersey City, NJ
Rally
Journal Square
3 PM
APRIL 30
Los Angeles
Immigrant Rights Teach In
Antioch University
2 PM
New York
Public Forum on STRIVE Act
LaGuardia Community College
1 – 2:30 PM
http://michellemalkin.com/2008/04/29/countdown-to-may-day-the-open-borders-circus-returns/
Los Angeles police are undergoing crowd control training to prevent a repeat of the Macarthur Park riots last year.
College students and Catholic priests will join the “Gran Marcha” to demand amnesty and non-enforcement of immigration laws.
In Madison, Wisconsin, illegal immigration apologists will protest Dane County Sheriff Dave Mahoney’s practice of notifying federal officials of jailed inmates’ immigration status.
Bay Area anti-war activists are riding the wave and will join open-borders groups to harass both recruiters and ICE agents. Because it’s all about sticking it to The Man.
In Chicago, open-borders exploiters will be bringing back poor Saul Arellano:
Looking smart in a yellow dress shirt and a navy blazer, Saul Arellano was a reluctant speaker at the service in his honor Sunday.
Although he stood on an orange chair to deliver a brief statement in Spanish, the language he says he’s most comfortable with after nearly 8 months living in Mexico, the 9-year-old son of controversial Immigration activist Elvira Arellano was shy in front of the television cameras pointed in his direction.
But the 30 people gathered at Adalberto United Methodist Church in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood doted on their “Saulito” all the same..
Saul—who has lived with his mother in Mexico since shortly after her deportation in August—returned to Chicago on Sunday to participate in Immigration-reform events scheduled for later this week, said Emma Lozano, his legal guardian in the United States…
…During the service, Saul also presented flowers on behalf of his mother to Flor Crisostomo, 29, who has taken sanctuary in the church over the last three months. Crisostomo, a friend of Elvira Arellano, was ordered deported in January after being arrested in a 2006 Immigration raid on IFCO Systems, where she worked as a pallet loader.
After the service, Saul said he was a little nervous about participating in the May 1 protests scheduled in Chicago.
“I want to be a regular kid, but I can’t,” he said. Then, he elaborated in Spanish to Lozano.
“He said he should be a child who is free, not a child who has to continually struggle to defend his mother,” Lozano translated.
Tell that to the mother.Stay tuned for much more.
***
Here’s a partial list of open borders protests taking place nationwide:
National Day of Action in Defense of Immigrant Families
MAY 1
ARIZONA
Tucson
March and Meeting
South Gate Shopping Center
8 AM
Phoenix
March
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum to State Capitol
8:30 AM
CALIFORNIA
Berkeley
Rally and March
Sproul Plaza to City Hall
11 AM
Castroville
Chico
Meeting/March
City Hall
3 – 8 PM
Davis
Meeting and March
UC Davis Campus
11 – 2 PM
Farmersville
March
Memorial Park
4 PM
Fort Bragg
March
La Bamba Store
9:00 AM
Fresno
Meeting and March
Medical Center- Fulton Mall
4 - 8 PM
Los Angeles
March
Olympic/Broadway
12 PM
Los Angeles
March and Meeting
3rd/Vermont to McArthur Park
2 – 7 PM
Los Angeles
March
5 Points to City Hall
11 AM
Madera
Meeting
5 PM
Martinez
Vigil and March
Martinez Marina
5:30 PM
Modesto
Mitin
Hatch Road/Crow Landing
10 AM
Mountain View
Vigilia
The Worker Center
Calvary Church
5 PM
Oakland
March
Fruitvale Plaza – along International Boulevard
9 AM
Sacramento
March
Hiram Johnson High School to State Capitol
10 AM
Salinas
Four marches
Constitutional and Laurel
12 PM – 5 PM
San Diego
March
Chicano Park to City Hall
10 AM
San Diego
Rally
City College
3 PM
San Francisco
March
Dolores Park to Civic Center
12 PM – 3 PM
San Jose
Rally and March
Mi Pueblo Shopping Center
4 PM
San Rafael
Vigil and march
Community Center – Canal
6 AM – 10 AM
Santa Rosa
March
Old Albertsons Shopping Center
11 AM
COLORADO
Denver
March
Lincoln Park
10 AM
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Rally and March
Union Park
Chicago
10 AM
INDIANA
Indianapolis
March
5 – 9 PM
KENTUCKY
Louisville
Meeting y march
Courthouse to Jefferson Park
5 – 7 PM
MASSACHUSSETTS
Boston
Meeting and march
Boston Common
4 PM
Chelsea
March
City Hall to Central Square
2 – 5 PM
MICHIGAN
Detroit
Meeting
Downtown
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
Marcha
Lake Street
4 PM
NEVADA
Las Vegas
Mitin
US Federal Courthouse
7 PM
NEW JERSEY
Elizabeth
Meeting
Warinanco park
11 AM
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque
March
Tiguex Park
3 – 5 PM
Santa Fe
March
Downtown – De Vargas Park
4 – 7 PM
NEW YORK
New York City
Meeting and March
Union Square Park to Federal Plaza
4 PM
NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh
Peaceful Gathering
Legislative House
OREGON
Portland
Meeting and March
SW Park
4 PM
Salem, OR
March to State Capitol
11 AM -3 PM
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh
March and Meeting
Downtown to Mellon Square Park
4 PM
TEXAS
Austin
Meeting
State Capitol
5 – 7:30 PM
McAllen
March
Municipal Park
6 PM
San Antonio
Meeting and March
Plaza del Zacate
12 PM – 7 PM
WASHINGTON
Bellingham
Meeting
Cornwall Park
12-6
Mt. Vernon
Meeting and March
11am
Seattle
March and meeting
Seattle Center Fisher Pavillion
3 PM
Yakima
March
Miller Park
3:30 PM
WISCONSIN
Madison
March and meeting
State Capitol
12 PM
Milwaukee
March
12 PM
CANADA
Vancouver
March in Solidarity with Migrants, Migrants and Undocumented
Clark Park to Grandview Park
6 PM
APRIL 29
Modesto, CA
Rally-March
Gil’s Plaza
3 PM
Mendota, CA
March of Children
10 AM
Jersey City, NJ
Rally
Journal Square
3 PM
APRIL 30
Los Angeles
Immigrant Rights Teach In
Antioch University
2 PM
New York
Public Forum on STRIVE Act
LaGuardia Community College
1 – 2:30 PM
http://michellemalkin.com/2008/04/29/countdown-to-may-day-the-open-borders-circus-returns/
