Blogburst is chock full of video from...
Conference on Immigration
-- Lake County
Several hundred patriots turned out to listen to and mingle with the
likes of Ted Hayes, Monica Ramos & Joe Loya, Rick Biesada, Rosanna
Pulido, and William Gheen. Not to mention Chris Burgard, whose movie, Border was screened at the
conference (my review is here).
Shopping
in Waukegan
The anti-law enforcement crowd has been boycotting Waukegan businesses
that don't display an orange "no 287(g)" sign in the window, so a bunch
of us, led by ALIPAC's William Gheen,
went shopping in businesses that DO support local authorities assisting
ICE with deporting illegal alien criminals.
Victory in
Waukegan!
Several hundred patriots and about 1500 from the pro-illegal/open
borders side assembled outside Waukegan's town hall as the council met for a
final vote on 287(g). There were cops stationed everywhere for
several blocks around the building. Snipers on the roof. Mounted police.
Police with dogs. Police in riot gear. Everyone was well protected as
the council voted (again) to pursue 287(g).
This has been the Blogs For Borders Video Blogburst. The Blogs For
Borders Blogroll is dedicated to American sovereignty, border security
and a sane immigration policy. If you'd like to join find
out how right here.
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