This should be unbelievable but to me is totally believable as nothing concerning ILLEGAL ALIENS is out of the realm of believability. Here are a few key points, from signonsandiego.com:
“People living in illegal huts from the undeveloped land between Carmel Valley and Rancho Peñasquitos (San Diego county), an area that is shrinking as it gives way to new houses.” Notice it’s the huts that are illegal, not the illegal aliens living in them…
“An outdoor chapel with a small stucco altar, pews and a picture of the Virgin of Guadalupe that has served canyon residents for more than 15 years probably will be torn down.” (Hey, if you want a cross torn down call the ACLU)
“Environmental and public health concerns are prompting this latest effort, Hardy said, as well as “increasingly hostile relations between supporters of migrants and opponents of illegal immigration.”
“Many of the men living in the canyon are undocumented (oh yeah right, they’re just “undocumented” that’s all), though not all, police say. Immigration agents will not be present when the no-trespassing signs are first enforced, said Capt. Jim Collins of the San Diego Police Department’s Northeast Division.”
“An encounter last month between Minutemen and their supporters and a mobile health clinic that visits the camp to treat workers was described by police as a pushing and shouting match that led to no injuries or arrests. But people on both sides said they felt threatened, and men in the camps say they are often harassed by Minutemen filming there”. Go you Minutemen!
“Encampments in McGonigle Canyon grew from a small collection of crude huts for male migrant workers in the late 1980s to a vibrant mini-village also housing women and children by the early 1990s. It was complete with a store, restaurant, political factions which disputed leadership in elections and police problems including domestic abuse. In 1993, there was even a wedding that included a cake and pink and white streamers.” Ummm, no comment needed here…
“But by 1994, city officials began working with landowners to shut down the enclave because it had grown so large and was considered out of control. About 750 people, including entire families, were moved into apartments, and the camps faded from public view.” What the hell? “city workers began working with landowners”? Am I the only one who thinks perhaps the Border Patrol should have done regular sweeps through there are rounded them up until there weren’t anymore? Oh no, that would have been too intolerant of me ,eh?
“Police say they are working with the nonprofit group Border Angels to find housing for the men.” WHAT!?
“There isn’t much work,” said Romulo Muñoz, 41, from Oaxaca. If he can’t afford to rent an apartment soon, he said, “I’m thinking of moving back to Mexico.” THERE’S YOUR ANSWER! HELLOOOOOOOOO!
“A church is a community,” Welland said. “The place means a lot to me. It’s wonderful to see people interact. We share the same faith.” The same faith, yes. Loyalty to America, NO.
Disgusting.
