Dreier for `guests’ <\/strong><\/p>\nUnfortunately, the recent letter from Genevieve Clavreul is factually mistaken when it attempts to conceal a statement made by Rep. David Dreier.<\/p>\n
A Los Angeles Times article of Dec. 16, 2005, clearly quotes Dreier stating, “Any final bill that emerges from the House and the Senate, must include a guest-worker program both for future migrants and for illegal immigrants already here.”<\/p>\n
Appallingly, Dreier is campaigning to legalize up to 30 million illegal immigrants now in our country, rewarding their lawlessness.<\/p>\n
According to La Opinion of May 16, 2004, Dreier even agreed with officials at a meeting in Guadalajara, Mexico to work to legalize the greatest possible number of “migrants without legal documents” in the United States. What blatant betrayal of America! <\/strong><\/p>\nEven worse, Dreier is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations which is working to merge Canada, Mexico and the United States into a single “North American Community” by 2010 (see www.spp.gov). This would dissolve our borders at the expense of American sovereignty and independence, which we cannot allow to happen.<\/strong><\/p>\nThe only candidate on the Nov. ballot for Congressional District 26 opposing all forms of “guest worker” or “temporary worker” amnesty for illegal immigrants is Elliott Graham of the American Independent party.<\/p>\n
Jan Akers<\/p>\n
La Ca\u00f1ada Flintridge<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Someone should really call Dreier’s office and ask them where he stands on transnational nation-merging.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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