MAYOR DALEY'S HDO ANOTHER GOES UNDER

Reverend Daniels is upset and rightfully so and he is letting Daley know. Its all over many illegals rising salaries and gifting of construction jobs proven to be one of the main factors of their success and not the crop picking and meat packing stories being told. He feels illegals are taking jobs from African American citizens and keeping African American citizens from stability in those trades and sub contracting jobs.

Then we have the highlighted story of, John Resa, 49, a city water department employee, was charged with one count of perjury as part of what prosecutors called a broad federal investigation of political patronage and hiring fraud. Resa was a supervisor in the southwest side branch of the Hispanic Democratic Organization, a group that campaigns for Daley and his allies and has placed many of its members in city jobs, prosecutors said. We know early in office Daley went for privation and numerous city contracts came out of this. This is one of the reasons, Daley is able to play no knowledge. Its all someone Else's fault and he continues to have no knowledge of any of the wrong doings. That's why its so easy for Daley to say, "Its all about the families, but he seems to only be speaking on behalf of the illegals. His baby was the creation of the HDO.

The Elivra Arellano story brought a lot of controversy in the Suntimes yesterday. More people posted disdain than support, which included immigrants who feel Elvira is neither a role model or a true activist. We just happen to agree.

Even Mayor Daley threw in his two cents, saying in the paper yesterday. Its about families and no one should support breaking up families or words to that effect. It seems no one seems to ask him, what his views are in regards to Fictitious and stolen ID's. At least this would be a start for ascertaining his real views.

Of course people don't want to see families separated but the hard hitting questions would be responsible ones. Those question would start with. Did you know sneaking across the border or over staying your visa was a violation, didn't you realize you were breaking the laws? Followed by, why else the need to claim your forced to live in the shadows? Then the very next question would have to come into play. As to why a responsible adult would then conceive children in the shadows, your suppose to be forced to hide in? We think we know the answer to that one, and its called Anchor babies and its now been turned into the bantering bargaining hardship about, "Daley's breaking up families woe" and its being flaunted about as the excuse by the illegal groups.

Illegals many of which who may be hard working with proven census rising salaries, have only committed the so called crime of breaking our immigration laws. We said raising salaries so their not really in the shadows and breaking of our immigration laws. Rising salaries, this all sounds like reward to us and it also does to numerous others. The anger and resentment is in part also due to two sets of laws. One for citizens and those waiting in line to become citizens and the other for those here illegally breaking our laws. This is referred to as a lawless society and its benefiting a major population, that now likes to refer to itself as a minority. This may very well be Hillary Clinton's dream of the NEW MAN socialism, where peace will not come soon.

UNO BIG PLAYER IN CHICAGO POLITICS AND SCHOOLS

This is not a card game either and our
local Chicago Politicians and business's
court them. United Neighborhood Organization(UNO)behind the Charter schools one of Daley's pet projects and they have been shaping Chicago for years. Check out some of the players names.This is an older story and their even stronger today, think Sanctuary city which started approximately 3 weeks after Daley got into office he turned a 1989 executive order on immigration into law..

25th Ward Alderman Danny Solis was no stranger to the radical politics of the 1970s when he helped start UNO in 1980. By that time, Solis had co-founded Latino Youth Alternative High School on the Southwest Side. “When I ran Latino Youth high school, I had Marxists, Maoists, anarchists, leftists, teaching there,” said Solis.

Others pointed out UNO was also close to Harold Washington and other mayors, including assisting Daley into office. “They put Harold Washington on a pedestal,” Washington appointed an UNO member as a City College trustee and rewarded the group with insider access to police data.
Since 2003, the group has received more than $1 million in city contracts.
As a nonprofit, UNO is kept from direct politicking. But the plucky group owes its rapid growth to its shrewd political alliances and its ability to provide cover for politicians as a community voice.

As Chicago’s Latino communities have grown and matured, there are roughly four groups that have power in the city. Citywide, there is the HDO and UNO. In Little Village, there is a faction allied to 22nd Ward Alderman Ricardo Muñoz and Garcia, a former state senator. And, on the Northwest Side, a group of largely Puerto Rican politicians is allied to U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez.

In March of 07
By a 45-0 vote, Mayor Richard M. Daley and the City Council approved a resolution March 13 calling on President Bush to issue a moratorium immediately on all immigration raids and deportations. Of course it did not reflect the criminal behaviour of being in the country illegally.Alderman Flores introduced the resolution along with Aldermen Danny Solis (25th Ward), Ed Burke 14th Ward), Billy Ocasio (26th Ward and/Ricardo Munoz (22nd Ward)>

The resolution condemns the recent nationwide escalation of raids and deportations, including 17 workers currently being held in Chicago with excessive bonds.
Also reaffirms the city council’s support for the introduction of a private bill granting legal permanent residency for Elvira Arellano, a single mother fighting deportation, and others like her.
WE SAY MAYOR DALEY OWES BIG TIME AND CITY COUNCIL DOES ALSO!

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http://www.chicagoreporter.com/2006/1-2006/uno/uno1.htm
http://www.pww.org/article/articleview/10760/1/364