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Unzueta Carrasco volunteered to campaign for him. Maybe Obama’s campaign team didn’t know or didn’t care that Unzueta Carrasco is an undocumented immigrant from Mexico. They welcomed her.
Unzueta Carrasco soon took on another mission with her sister, Tania. They began organizing rallies for immigration reform and were among the first young Chicagoans to come out of the shadows about their undocumented status.
Unzueta Carrasco volunteered to campaign for him. Maybe Obama’s campaign team didn’t know or didn’t care that Unzueta Carrasco is an undocumented immigrant from Mexico. They welcomed her.
Unzueta Carrasco soon took on another mission with her sister, Tania. They began organizing rallies for immigration reform and were among the first young Chicagoans to come out of the shadows about their undocumented status.
"Peaceful Protester," my asinine. Don't think for a minute that she wouldn't be front and center, right alongside the vandals, and blocking traffic--especially with how she's sitting in the middle of the street, holding a sign beeching about how Trump's plan to can sanctuary cities robs her of her dignity.
And her punishment shouldn't be the threat of deportation, either.
Oh for the love of God
This woman is not an illegal immigrant. The law is the law, regardless of how you'd like to spin it.
Yet here, especially since everybody is so concerned about legality (as in,with the "it's not racist, it's the law" excuse), a thread about someone who might lose a legal status is treated as a good excuse to rant about illegals and how you don't believe she is peaceful, with exactly zero evidence to support these claims.
In what world does it make sense ?
Closed.
Yac.
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