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Actually, ICE can’t do anything.

July 12, 2010 in News Article by Mohammad

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 10:02 PM, PJSOWE@aol.com wrote:

I can’t believe that there will be a march in our nation’s capitol by a mob if illegal, law breaking people. I would just hope that ICE has hundreds of busses lined up to cart off the lawbreaking trespassers for immediate deportations!!

Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 9:20 PM

Hey bud:

Thanks for your email, I wanted to send you a personal note to first thank you for signing the petition. We are going to be turning it all over on Tuesday to the senators we meet and we are proud to know you are one of the very important signatures that got us to 65,000 signatures.

I also wanted to let you know that not only are we marching in the capitol but also we are meeting with senators and demanding that they pass the dream act now. Yes demanding.

Also ICE has no power to do anything, in May we did a sit-in in senator McCain’s office in Arizona of all places and we were let go. So again, thanks for your support. Please be sure to donate and have your family donate as well as you are better off joining the good fight rather than being a loser on the other end.

Much love,

Mo
Co-founder DreamActivist.org

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desidreamer

The comments made by opponents of immigration reform and DREAM Act always seem to be something you would think you would hear during the times of Segregation and Slavery. It seems that these people have some serious in-breeding going on and associate with only narrow, like-minded individuals. I think they have to expand their horizon and knowledge to truly understand the issue.
Guest

I was born in Venezuela and immigrated to the United States at age of four with my mothers intentions of giving me a better life and now I am troubled with Documentation. I just graduated High School top eight percent of my graduating class ranked twenty in a school of eight hundred students and a member of the National Honors Society. The worst part of it all is that my valedictorian is faced with the same issue. I know that I am capable of so much more in life. If this passes my life will finally be set and truthfully feel like an American.
Marco

Wow, that's straight up mean & unimaginative, cause we're also students, dreamers, lovers, doers, activists, visionaries & political. And due to our high degree of organization I don't think we qualify for mob status. But the whole idea of the buses is slightly intriguing -- whole bunch of uniformed agents rounding up kids kinda reminds me of something that happened o'er 40 years ago in Birmingham, might be worth the publicity...
Ana_obonaga

haha love how you answered!!! :)

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