http://www.hias.org/en/post/25/90-jewish-organizations-individuals-condemn-a

Posted on Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 14:40 pm

(New York, NY) – Nearly 90 prominent organizations and individuals in the American Jewish community delivered a letter this morning to congressional leaders strongly condemning the recently passed Arizona immigration law and calling upon Congress “to immediately introduce comprehensive immigration reform legislations with bi-partisan support that will provide a path to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented residents of our country and transform the current enforcement system into one that is both effective and humane.”

The letter represents the view of a wide array of national organizations from the Jewish community, ranging from the Jewish Council of Public Affairs to the Rabbinical Assembly, and local Jewish organizations ranging from UJA-Federation of New York to the Jewish Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County.

– Daybreaker

Mexicans Unite to Oppose Arizona’s Anti-Illegals Law, by Ioan Grillo, in TIME, on 28 April 2010, begins with a photo captioned:

The words on his back translate as “Green light to invade Arizona”

. . .

Divided by a bloody drug war and a harsh recession, Mexico has been temporarily united against an Arizona law that its citizens view as a knife in the gut of their paisanos across the border. At a sweaty Latin American rock festival in Mexico City this week, 60,000 revelers jumped in the air and screamed in unison against the new anti–illegal immigrant law.

. . .

In the Mexican Congress, politicians of all stripes denounced Arizona’s Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act as “fascistic,” “authoritarian” and “racist.” “This is a perverse and inhuman law that generates hate,” exclaimed Representative Ruben Moreira of the majority Institutional Revolutionary Party.

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Advisers to the Institute for Mexicans Abroad on Tuesday called on citizens to take part in a voluntary boycott of Arizona — urging people to avoid tourism to the state and to avoid buying its products or working with its sports teams. The call was backed by the nation’s key business lobbies, including the Business Coordinating Council as well as some influential media personalities. “The law signed by Brewer of Arizona is just like the German Nazi laws that make Jews scared to go out on the streets,” wrote journalist and TV presenter Ricardo Rocha. “We have to smash their business agreements in the nose. We have to declare war on Arizona.”

“Warning, the footage is “graphic” and graphically demonstrates the benefits of diversity. After all, where would we be without Somalians and Sudanese, those well known benefactors of civilisation?

This is the future for White Australians. If you aren’t worried or angered by this video then you are clearly an enemy of me and mine and deserve what this fella got, and it will be coming to you, that’s for sure and certain.”

http://m4monologue.wordpress.com/2010/05/20/rampant-diversity/

Flanders

outspoken Lol!

That is a left/liberal trope that needs to be destroyed. Like ‘vibrancy’ has been just about denied to the enemy as a serious term.

In the UK vibrancy has largely been reduced to a joke term now, only used ironically. Thats good.

These days, to all intents and purposes, outspoken only ever means support of the status quo.

The word needs to ridiculed at every opportunity.

See also ‘enriching’ & ‘enrichment’.

The Arizona law – 16 pages of actual text:

“The Ticket is publishing for the first time the entire Arizona illegal immigrant law. Why take someone else’s version? Read the full text for yourself.”

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2010/05/full-text-arizona-illegal-immigration-law-jan-brewer.html

“Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano is now the second outspoken member of President Obama’s high-powered cabinet to admit she has not actually read the Arizona illegal immigrant law that she’s been so thoroughly denouncing anyway.”

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2010/05/janet-napolitano-arizona-illegal-immigrants-jan-brewer.html

Flanders