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An estimated 500,000
reconquistas
took to the streets in
Los Angeles over the past weekend to demand illegal
alien amnesty. There were over 30,000 people in
Denver, and more in other American cities….cities
that are
currently American, that is.
But the
fantasy world inhabited by the federal immigration
bureaucracy—which would be charged with
enforcing any "guest worker" amnesty
scam—still knows no limits.
Through its Office of Communications [OoC], DHS' U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services [CIS] division has
just (March 26) chosen to alert its employees in its
Daily News e-mail broadcast that a "wave of
anti-immigration sentiment is building throughout
the state [of
Colorado] . . . [c]learly there is a need
to highlight the positive aspects of
legal immigration."
To combat this "wave
of anti-immigration sentiment",
the CIS announced that the Denver District Office, in
cooperation with the Office of Citizenship's "
Community
Liaison Officers" [Community Liaison Officers]
has launched
"a new initiative that embraces the
rich diversity of culture that now
exists in Colorado."
What a relief. So this is the tally:
-
Nonexistent "lack of embracing diversity"
problem: solved.
CIS made the glad news its lead news item for the day.
Here's the thing in full:
"Embracing
Diversity: U.S. CIS and OoC Program Developed in the
Denver District.
"The Denver District
Office, in cooperation with the Office of Citizenship
CLOs, has launched a new initiative that embraces the
rich diversity of culture that now exists in Colorado.
The district has specifically reached out to community
and
business leaders, immigrants with unique success
stories,
educators,
media personalities, and
elected officials to serve as speakers at local
citizenship ceremonies. The goal is to not only enhance
understanding of the agency's mission, but also to
develop new partners in the community. Truly, one door
opens another and the initial results of this new
project indicate long-term success.
"Why: Just this
week, ten
immigration proposals will be debated in the
Colorado legislature. A wave of
anti-immigration sentiment is building throughout
the state. Clearly there is a need to highlight the
positive aspects of legal immigration.
"Colorado's
communities are experiencing growing immigrant
populations, and the diversity itself is shifting. At
the annual
Citizenship Day ceremony in downtown Denver, there
are usually at least
ninety-five different nationalities represented.
"When people in
mainstream communities
interact with immigrants in naturalization settings,
it is most often a positive and educational
[JM:
i.e. indoctrination]
experience for everyone involved. Bringing in speakers
from all parts of the community and holding ceremonies
in the community help to build positive relationships
and ease
ethnic tensions.
[JM: i.e.
intimidate the American majority]
"How: The
project seeks to actively engage the Community Liaison
Officer in
naturalization ceremonies. Speakers are selected
for their concern or involvement with immigrants, and
themselves represent a cross section of Colorado's
diverse community.
"When: The
project was launched in February 2006 and will continue
through the remainder of the fiscal year.
"Early results:
Three U.S. House representatives have agreed to speak at
upcoming ceremonies.
[JM:
anyone know who they are?]
They believe such positive, public functions will help
ease
new ethnic tensions through understanding and
compassion. OoC activities/presentations have fostered
awareness and helped dispel
myths, calm
[JM:
i.e. suppress]
debates and dissolve racial/ethnic tensions. They are
bringing diverse people together to work toward common
goals, while highlighting civic integration at its
best."
"According to the
Office of Immigration Statistics, the diversity of the
permanent residents that immigrated to Colorado in 2004
changed considerably since 2003. Five of the top twenty
listed countries, including
China and
Mexico, had dropped in numbers. Eleven of the top
twenty countries increased, three of which were not in
the top twenty the year before."
And as if the
diversity-speak wasn't brought to enough of a fever
pitch already, the employee e-mail broadcast also
included a link to the
ABC Television Network
story: "How My
Husband's Boyfriend Got His Green Card—Cheating,
Marriage, and Desperate Love for the United States,"
March 21, by Lara Setrakian.
Not only is the federal bureaucracy interfering in the
political process—why shouldn't Colorado
legislators be allowed to consider "immigration
proposals"?—but it apparently finds nothing wrong in
law breaking through
marriage fraud.
This is the same CIS, remember, whose
continuing
institutionalized disregard of
immigration benefit fraud has been exposed by the
government's own General Accountability Office (GAO) in
devastating reports in
2002 and
2004 and
2006.
The Treason Lobby itself couldn't have scripted the item
any better.
Or maybe it did.
Contact
uscisdailynews@dhs.gov and ask.
Be prepared to speak Spanish.
Juan Mann [
email
him] is
an attorney and the proprietor of
DeportAliens.com.
He writes a weekly column for
VDARE.com and
contributes to Michelle Malkin's
Immigration BLOG.
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