We need housing for the homeless and sending back illegals will get it. (That should confuse the Socialist about what to do…)

“Another radio host, Eddie Sotelo, known as “El Piolin” (”Tweety Bird”), also isn’t telling listeners what they should do. He vividly recalls that early in his career a competitor alerted immigration authorities that he was in the country illegally; he was arrested outside the studio. A judge at his deportation hearing listened to his story and arranged for a work permit instead.Today, he bristles at suggestions that Univision, his employer, has told its hosts not to mention the boycott. “Nobody is telling me what to do,” he says, and he has devoted extensive airtime to the issue, largely to advocates of the boycott.”

This guy aids and abets illegal immigration on his radio show everyday.He was one of the Spanish only radio show hosts that organized the marches last year.

Why has he not been deported Chertoff?

It just doesn’t work, guys.

That 102 pound bundle of loveliness that AP calls “The Boss”, has more Huevos than these three teary fruitcakes between them.

So…there.

Or maybe not. I remember well the “bad old days” of the winter of 06-07 when Governor Romney was under very heavy fire (with much of the fire coming from Senator Brownback’s camp) for changing his position on abortion. According……

I don’t think so.

WE FINALLY WON ONE.

LA deejay and amnesty all-star Eddie “El Piolin” Sotelo choking back tears as he announces the bill’s destruction

I know the “el” is supposed to be masculine in the Spanish language, but are you sure that’s a guy?

Boy, and I thought a lot of American men have been feminized…

Exit answer: If the bill had passed and Sean Hannity had been reduced to tears, would the left be laughing at that?

Well, yeah. If you see someone being a whiny li’l bitch, then you are obligated to laugh at the whiny li’l bitch–that’s what William Holden and Robert Mitchum did… that’s just how it works.

Violations are punishable by criminal fines and imprisonment for up to six months. Repeat offenses can bring up to two years in prison. Additional civil fines may be imposed at the discretion of immigration judges, but civil fines do not negate the criminal sanctions or nature of the offense.

Anyone guilty of any of the above conditions, MUST be deported. Congress DO YOUR JOB!!!!

Then stop payment on them.

Think he’ll get the sweet, sweet irony?

It’d almost be worth the 25 dollar service fee.

JunkCoast on June 29, 2007 at 4:57 PM

Good point, we didn’t even get a chance to turn over a car, or hang someone (McCain, Graham) in effigy. No loud speakers and closing down downtown. No spray painting monuments or standing in front of people filming us.

Man, we miss out on all the fun being good citizens.

I asked that he clarify his actions for the public. He got his hand caught in the cookie jar, unaware that this thing was under a microscope.

And prior to that 12 million or so people peacefully but illegally marched across the southern border.

THAT is the problem. And I for one will never buy the idea that breaking the law is ok for some and not for others.

I am more fired up to spew at Eddie PieHolin’ Sotela and his snivelin’.

“We must be strong” — because it’s a long walk home, homes.

“We marched peacefully” — so the cops wouldn’t shoot your invader asses (good thinking), now march your Spanish speaking butt right back to Jalisco.
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I welcome immigrants of every race and creed, and from every nation on earth to come here legally and in an organized manner, on our terms, to learn our laws and customs, speak our language, work hard and succeed in this brilliant economic system, prosper, and be free Americans.

But, Eddie, you my friend can take your Mexican flag and your teen pregnancies, gangs, tattoos, murders, welfare, tax cheating, protests, Spanish radio and GFY.

He makes a comment about showing out leaders that “they are people of good.”

When was something like that ever in question? All this bill did was show how a significant portion of our legislators are people of bad.

Hoodlumman

Actually, what he said was that “they are people of ‘peace’”. Whoever translated this translated it as “good”. I would say their peacefulness is somewhat more doubtful than their “goodness”, but, as you say, that was never in question in the first place. Apparently, some people just don’t get the point.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the John Kerry Era.

P.S. Unless you mean what?

(Green Acre reference)

You mean that all of you dare question the integrity of a politition, a man sworn to uphold the constitution and defend our freedom and borders.

Shame on all of you for denying this honorable man his place in history. Yes, he knew the heat he was going to take, but principle overroad his desire for grandstanding…he needed to make a point to all of us., to educate us, to enlighten us.

This champion of democracy, wanted to let us poor uneducated worthless voters know that we need a bill, some type of law to make it illegal to come into this country without proper documentation. Thank you all wise one, we never thought of securing the border with laws.

From now one his name shall never be uttered in public, he is so honored. Nor his name pronouced, lest we be struck by lightning and our taxes go up…he will known forthwith as….nothing.