The United States is facing a crisis, a clear and present danger that finds foreign nationals, Marxist unions and corrupts democrats attempting to create a new political majority from those whose loyalty may lie with a foreign sovereign nation.

The Sacramento BEE is reporting …

Citing clout, Latino labor leaders pushing immigration reform

“The leader of the United Farm Workers Union and a top Service Employees International Union official are celebrating Latino roles in western states' Democratic victories, and say they'll use that clout to push for federal immigration reforms -- quickly.

How do you see it: Marxists buying political influence or corrupt democrats selling out their nation’s citizen’s birthrights?  

“Eliseo Medina, SEIU's international secretary treasurer and a Californian, said in a telephone interview with reporters Wednesday that unions and Latino civic groups invested $8 million to $10 million to get Latino voters in the Southwest to turn out for last week's election.”

“With Medina at the helm, SEIU invested about $5 million in a Latino-focused independent-expenditure campaign to help boost Democratic Gov.-elect Jerry Brown.”

Did anyone ask the union members if they wanted to pursue a political agenda that is likely to enlarge the union’s membership roles but reduce their opportunities to secure employment? Were those who did not want to support corrupt democrats allowed to opt out of the system?

“Brown and Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer, who was re-elected to Congress, both won 65 percent of the Latino vote, which exit polling suggests accounted for 22 percent of California's voters on Nov. 2.”

How long will it be before there is a foreign voting block able to command the States’ resources and to pass laws that will drive the wealthy, productive individuals and corporations from the state? 

“Arturo Rodriguez, president of the California-based UFW  (United Farm Workers) -- which also stumped for Brown -- also spoke with reporters. The UFW, along with California growers, supports a bill called AgJOBS, which would open a path to legal residency for some undocumented farmworkers if they agree to continue to work in the fields for a certain amount of time.”

I am not opposed to work permits, with employment and medical services provided by the employer who would serve as a sponsor. But I am against, someone using “anchor babies” to secure a lifetime lottery ticket because they delivered a baby on American soil.

“Some Democratic leaders, including Senate majority leader Reid of Nevada, have said they may use a lame-duck session before Republicans take control of the House to consider some immigration reform.
In agriculture, Rodriguez said, ‘we're talking easily about 70 percent or more of that workforce not having documents.’”

By their own words the union activists condemn their own actions. They admit that easily about 70% or more of the agricultural workforce does not have documents, so consider the implications.

The unions are directly complicit in knowingly harboring fugitives who have broken the law; aiding and abetting their attempts to remain anonymous.

The unions are directly exploiting these poor, ill-educated people with minimal skills to generate union dues. Where is their charity – free membership and union services; after all isn’t that what they are demanding from legal, hardworking citizens.

The unions are agitating this group of workers for the purposes of creating a potent political force which can be used against the legal citizens of America.

The unions are corrupting our political process in ways that look suspiciously like the actions of a foreign sovereign creating internal dissention.

But above all, the unions are pimping out these desperate workers to big agribusiness as a source of relatively low-cost labor.

Priorities …

Ana Navarro, a Latino Republican strategist from Florida, was also on the call with reporters, which was organized by the group Immigration Reform for America. Navarro said that Latinos have some leverage with Democrats during this lame-duck period, and with the Senate in the future.”

"’Harry Reid owes his political life to Hispanics in Nevada,’ Navarro said.”

Harry Reid, as a Senator, owes his political life to the Constitution of the United States of America and to serving and protecting its citizens – all of its legal citizens. That may not be how a corrupt politician seeking campaign funding and voter support may see the situation, but that’s how any American should regard their representatives.

“Medina said Latino activists are aware that Congress is not eager to take on tough issues such as immigration reform. But he said that Democrats and the GOP can look to the Nov. 2 election as a lesson that there are risks in alienating Latino voters.”

Threatening the United States Congress?

Can it be true that the Marxist unions and illegal alien activists, a relatively small number of individuals, are threatening members of Congress to compromise the safety and welfare of the American people?

While we do not know how many illegal aliens and/or their union activists may have corrupted the election, there is little risk in alienating legitimate Latino voters – not only are they legal and able to vote, but they are among the groups that will be most harmed by the dilution of social services when illegal aliens are permitted to access the system.

“’Latino turnout was greater in the state of Arizona than ever before, he said, and appears to be turning more overwhelmingly Democratic over time in that state, where GOP leaders have been particularly tough with anti-illegal immigrant proposals.’”

More Hispanics equals more democrats seems to be the message endlessly playing in a loop. A call for GOP action that will provide cover to the progressive republicans such as John McCain and Lindsey Graham.

"’The politics of hate and division may bring short-term gain,’ Medina said, ‘but in the long-term it brings more pain. All they have to do is look to California to see the future.’"

Those are scary words my friend. Look at California to see the future …

Democrat one-party rule rife with political corruption, votes for sale, and democrats which are mostly far-left Marxists and communists.

A state which cripples the incomes and social services available to legal citizens to create sanctuary cities and profligately spending on social programs.

A state owned by the public employee unions who have a vested interest in all areas that serve illegal aliens to provide social services or administer criminal justice.

A near bankrupt state whose increasing taxes and onerous rules and regulations are driving productive individuals and corporations to other more friendly states. (But perhaps the plan – to simply take over the collapsed and failed state and install Mexican-style Marxism with a ruling elite and peasant labor.)

The worst kind of traitor: one that can be bought by money…

Call me a racist, a bigot or whatever … but I honestly feel that our current crop of progressive democrats and progressive republicans are willing to sell out our nation to anyone who can pay their relatively paltry price.

In the name of political correctness, multiculturalism and social justice, they excuse their traitorous activities while demographically diluting all that makes America the America we know and love.

The speak of immigrants, knowing that our heritage and our nation included a significant number of immigrants. But the immigrants of old who wanted so very much to assimilate and succeed are not the same as the current immigrants who simply show up and demand more and more of our time, effort and wealth. Like a burglar demanding you leave a hot meal on the stove when he burgles your home.

This current crop of immigrants does not want to assimilate, they form self-governing ghettos of their own kind, with their own language and food. And they dare others to enter on pain of violence.

In the past, our nation had standards for immigrants: good health, some education, a trade, some language skills and a sponsor. None of this is now important as we see an untrained labor force that is ill-educated and poverty-stricken. Some with violent criminal backgrounds or ill-health. All looking for that lottery card which opens the door to social services which far exceeds what they could access in their foreign countries.

Bottom line …

We need to break the power of the unions and the power of the progressive democrats and republicans who are demographically bombing our country into another unexceptional third-world nation of tribes competing for natural resources.

We need to adopt a political solution to the problem before we are forced to take up arms to defend our homes, our jobs, our state and our nation. Something that the illegals talk about constantly: an armed rebellion to take back that what they perceive has been stolen from them.

And we need to start with making California the crucible where political reform can be tested and the lessons learned can serve as a model for our nation. Not only what is right, but more importantly, what is wrong.

Enough of the political corruption of the democrats who are openly pitting individual segments of our population against us. Much as the Palestinians recruited the disaffected from the ghettos with the help of foreign sovereign nations until civil war erupted; laying waste to the formerly beautiful city of Beirut.

Pay attention people. If not for yourself, for your children. The political apocalypse is drawing near – fed by foundations and activists which purchase politicians to do their bidding. Corrupt and vain people who will revel in their power, glory and money until they are dragged off stage in chains, to contemplate what they did wrong or where they crossed the tipping point.

Take care of yourself and your family first.

-- steve

P.S. One additional thought … Has anyone asked the previously-manipulated group, Black citizens, how they like their representatives selling out their jobs and their communities to illegal aliens to advance their personal political agenda?

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Capitol Alert: Citing clout, Latino labor leaders pushing immigration reform