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"Paul Berg" <pjberg@webtv.net> wrote in message 
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news report from KATU News (Portland, Oregon) - August 24, 2007


> In Seattle, the action begins before 6 a.m. most days. Men wait for Casa
> Latina, Seattle's day labor center to open. They are all hoping to find
> work for the day.

"Casa Latina"? = por la raza todo, fuera de la raza nada?


> The workers are either picked up by employers who pull curbside or the
> center takes bookings over the phone and delivers the workers by van to
> job sites.

Besides the overt acts of harboring, aiding, and abetting illegal aliens to 
obtain work and remain inside the United States, they can add transporting 
illegal aliens to the list of crimes committed by "Casa Latina" employees. 
IIRC the good samaratin freaks setting out the water tanks in AZ were busted 
and tried in federal court on felony charges of transporting illegal aliens.


> Currently, workers are paid a minimum $12 an hour for gardening and
> up to $20 an hour for specialized work like setting tile.

All tax-free, both to the criminal employers and the criminal workers.



> Hilary Stern, executive director of Casa Latina,

Should be in jail for aiding, abetting, harboring, transporting AND tax 
evasion.



> In Seattle, Casa Latina operators say they have been told no immigration 
> raids will be conducted
at the facility.

Hilary Stern just tipped off the FBI that there is corruption in the Seattle 
ICE sector and that she is paying a kick back to immigration enforcement 
officers.


> Seattle's day labor center costs $350,000 a year to run. A quarter of
> the funding comes from the city, county and state.

Isn't it gratifying to know your tax dollars are being spent on an organized 
crime racket that makes the Mafia of yester-years look like child's play?


> The rest of the center's funding comes from fundraisers and private
> grants including money from the richest charity in the world, the Bill
> and Melinda Gates Foundation.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is in line for the same treatment by 
the DOJ as the Holyland Foundation.


> "I think it's a more humane way to do it, rather than ignore the
> problem," Potter told KATU News.

Which do you suppose would be more humane, Mr. Potter?  Boiling you in oil 
or flaying you alive in the town square?

> "It's there and I think we need to deal with it."

The way you deal with it, Mr. Potter, is to lift your sanctuary policies and 
insist that ICE begin raids on the orgainzed crime centers you have built 
with taxpayer money.  And then you follow the lead of Hazelton and Farmers 
Branch to implement ordinances that would deny criminals the ability to 
function in your city.


A recent poll conducted by KATU News indicated there was considerable
opposition (66%) to the day labor center idea.

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