California Coalition for Immigration Reform Less Tolerant than Ever, Or: How NOT to Infiltrate a CCIR Meeting

• Don't feel you are singled out for not being granted access to the demonic sepulchre of Orange County's underground occult, the California Coalition for Immigration Reform (CCIR).  I, too, have been banned from their "holier than thou" meetings. As a proponent of the rule of law as a solution to what ails the lawlessness plaguing our society I am not welcome in their ranks. The only persons who attend the CCIR meetings are the naive, who have little clue as to the sinister agendas of CCIR, or the shallow-minded, mental midgets and witch-hunting predators who have no remorse about stealing my corporate bank accounts, ransacking and pilfering my office, and trying to steal my organization through fraudulent filings of fabricated corporate documents, and committing U.S. Postal fraud.  Thanks to my lawyers, they failed, and the perpetrators were brought to court and found liable by a jury for these offenses. While I fully support the enforcement of U.S. immigration laws, I also realize such efforts are a worthless cause when sinister groups  with very narrowed and selfish agendas, like the California Coalition for Immigration Reform, the San Diego MInutemen, and WIlliam Gheen's ALIPAC, are involved. I think Villa Park councilwoman Deborah Pauly may have inadvertantly shot herself in the foot by affiliating with what I refer to as a minor domestic criminal or terrorist organization.   Ms. Pauly should associate with those who believe that the law applies to all of us universally...not just to illegal aliens.   The association with CCIR will come back to haunt her reelection, in my opinion. Jim Gilchrist, President, The MInuteman Project - a multiethnic immigration law enforcement advocacy group - - operating within the law to support enforcement of the law -

• As usual, your assumptions are laughable. Go look through our archives for proof—of course, the practice of thought escapes you...

• I suspect what Arellano considers 'dialog' and 'hard questions' was actually disruption of the meetings. Maybe when NCLR holds open meetings and invites, say, Jared Taylor and his Amren guys, then we can talk.

• You are right. Comprehensive reform. Much lower numbers suitable to an advanced, post-industrial democracy (like something that balances with emigration), preference for skills and education and English language ability, and a policy that doesn't give a country with 2% of the world's population 15% of the  *legal* immigration slots. That's *comprehensive*.

• WE NEED COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION REFORM NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW!

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