The year is 1907. The topic is immigration.

Mods Please pin.

and thanks to the god damned mexipads they outlawed weed. fuckin assholes.

lol

thats the best part. there are no african americans or korean americans or irish americans only AMERICANS. english speaking american flag waving americans.

its only america that gets flak for requiring loyalty to the flag, piece of paper, and the people.

Eventually the Mexicans will all learn English, I'm sure there were newspapers and other media material in German before.

thats ironic, I said almost the same thing in a post yesterday. I have never read this before.

They were legally immigrating as far as I know. Now, they don't. Scumbag CEOS need to get their asses shot off for hiring them.

I won't go as far as shooting them, but levy a $100,000 per individual hired (even as day labor) and throw the hiring manager(s) in jail for 6 months per individual hired. If we do this, guess what all hiring of undocumented immigrants will stop over night (if it is enforced.)

what do you mean?

Yah and you don't get arrested for burning the American flag, just the Mexican flag...

[link to sweetness-light.com]

City man arrested after Mexican-flag burning

By Brady McCombs

Arizona Daily Star

Tucson, Arizona | Published: 04.12.2006

A Tucson man was arrested Tuesday for his role in the burning of a Mexican flag as part of a counterprotest at a pro-immigration rally.

At about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Tucson police cited Roy Warden, 58, on suspicion of assault, criminal damage and reckless burning, and then released him, according to Sgt. Decio Hopffer.

Video footage shot Monday by police and the media showed Warden assaulting a TV cameraman and a photographer, Hopffer said. Because only one of the men pressed charges, there is only one assault charge.

Warden faces the criminal-damage charge for harm done to the concrete shuffleboard court where Warden’s group was burning the Mexican flag, Hopffer said.

Warden and his group, Border Guardians, arrived at Armory Park just after noon Monday to stage a counterprotest to the 15,000 marchers who were protesting what they see as unfair immigration laws. At about 2:15 p.m, they burned Mexican flags and tempers flared.

Police arrested two girls for throwing water at Warden and his group, and a scuffle broke out as police escorted them away. On Monday, Tucson police arrested six people on charges of aggravated assault on a peace officer, interfering with governmental operation, hindering prosecution and disturbing the peace.

Hopffer said police are still reviewing tape of the scuffle.

Warden said the charges are a direct result of political pressure from the Mexican Consulate.

"If they saw something unlawful, why didn’t they commit an arrest then?" Warden said.

He said he plans to represent himself at his court hearing on April 24 and said he’s confident he will clear himself of charges. In addition, he said he plans to sue the cameraman for defamation of character and denying his right to free speech.

Another member of Border Guardians, Laine Lawless, called the arrest a petty way to punish the group for its dissenting voice.

March organizers also questioned why it took police so long to make the arrest. They have a requested a meeting with city officials for Thursday to discuss the issue, said Zoe Hammer, spokeswoman for Border Action Network, one of the local human-rights groups that organized the march.

I wonder if there were any other lawbreakers about at that time and place?

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a person being arrested for burning a US flag.