Immigration Clearinghouse - ALIPAC’s William Gheen returns to his Democratic Party roots

ALIPAC’s William Gheen returns to his Democratic Party roots

Published on 2010/01/11 by

These kids are the future of America. Determined, capable, lacking only a card with a nine digit number through no fault of their own. (Photo Courtesy of DREAM ACTIVIST.ORG

I bet you folks didn’t know that did you> William Gheen of ALIPAC a closet Democrat. Or perhaps he just wishes the Democratic Party would have him.

We’ve all heard the saying “**Vote Early, Vote often and don’t forget to vote for your dead Uncle Fred”?

That’s what Gheen is up to today in his latest appeal to his handful of lemmings.

Gheen writes:

Friends of ALIPAC,

The first political battle involving illegal immigration in 2010 will be decided in a few short hours in New Jersey. The outcome may decide if we spend our year playing defense trying to stop the illegals and their supporters, or if we go on offense with them trying to stop our pro-enforcement bills.

The answer is up to you. The vote is very close.

Each call today will count.

Please pick up your phones all across the nation and call to deliver this message to a live person or voicemail. We need calls and e-mails pouring in from every state today.

**CALL AS MUCH AS YOU CAN AS SOON AS YOU CAN.

Gheen goes on to tell his lemmings how to subvert the democratic process with more of his trademark tomfoolery.

Note: If they ask for your name, give it to them. If they ask for your address and you are outside of NJ say “That is private information” Some of the staff in offices of supporters of the bill are trying to discard or discourage out of state calls. This is America and every American has a right to be heard in New Jersey today.

What a jackass!

THIS IS A STATES ISSUE

Maybe to William Gheen, this is the first major “battle” of 2010, Perhaps he’s been listening and learning from his buddy Jeff Schwilks hystrionics. Who knows or cares.

In truth, this isn’t a battle, it is a very minor skirmish in the overall theater of Immigration Reform.

11 states already offer in state tuition to undocumented students, and including or excluding New Jersey won’t make a bit of difference in the overall scope of things. It is a minor quarrel in the overall battle.

We’re getting varying accounts from Trenton today and over the weekend. Some are saying they’re three or four votes short and the sponsor of the bill may pull it if those votes can’t be assured. This bill has already languished in committee for 8 years, perhaps it is destined to the shelf this time also. Not a big deal except for those it would have benefited.

But with passage of CIR-ASAP, sometime this year, which would include the DREAM ACT, this bill would become a moot point.

The Pax Christi Summit, an affiliated group of Pax Christi USA, representing the Catholic Peace Movement in the United States, put it this way.

LIPAC, which has been classified as a hate group by the Anti-Defamation League is already calling the delay of the vote on S1036 a significant victory. According to an email sent to all of its membership they intend to add the defeat of this bill to their list of major accomplishments for 2010.

Being on ALIPAC’s list of accomplishments is a distinction our state does not deserve and should not have. Please don’t let our legislature side with ALIPAC and other hate groups that seek to dehumanize immigrants. Please call and ask them to vote in favor of S1036.

Yes! William Gheen and ALIPAC is the vilest type of hate group. Magnifying indignation at a class of people who have no effect on their lives. And here once again, Gheen is trying to mobilize his handful of followers to bring the wrath of Gheen down on deserving students who are American in every way except for a card with a nine digit number.

In the waning moments of this session of the New Jersey Assembly, let’s man the phones, faxes and emails to the following Senators.

Be truthful. You’re not a constituent but you support the efforts of their colleagues to pass this much needed bill.

Here’s the list.