Latino rally planned to counter Minuteman

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Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

Latino rally planned to counter Minuteman


A largely Latino network is continuing efforts to counter the Minuteman Project and other civilian patrol groups that plan to monitor the California border for illegal crossings in August and September.

The National Alliance for Human Rights, coordinated by UCR professor Armando Navarro, is hosting a meeting today in Calexico to develop a plan of action against the Minuteman Project.

A press conference and "bi-national rally" will follow in both Calexico and in Mexicali, Mexico. "It is imperative that we as Mexicanos and Latinos develop a countervailing offensive predicated on having the capacity to create a critical mass," Navarro said in a written statement.

"Whereas in Arizona, the Minuteman Project did not produce a massive mobilization by Latinos, this will not be the case in California."

- Brenda Gazzar, [phone]

http://www.dailybulletin.com/Stories/0,1413,203~21481~2926885,00.html#

[donsu]

1. kick

nt

[struggle4progress]

4. and again

:kick:

[pissed_American]

2. Minutemen or not, IT IS STILL ILLEGAL CROSSING OF OUR

BORDER.SHEESH ! And it ain`t always Mexican citizens crossing.

[Igel]

3. Feed the meme.

Certain racial groups are exempt from immigration laws. But process also must be followed without exception.

It's racist to assert actually race exists, unless you want to advocate for groups defined by race, it's which case it's paramount.

"Whereas in Arizona, the Minuteman Project did not produce a massive mobilization by Latinos, this will not be the case in California."
Unfortunately, the context makes it sound less like the MP won't be producing the massive mobilization, but the web-absent "National Alliance for Human Rights" and allied groups.

Another one of those top-down, pre-organized, spontaneous grass-roots activities.