Update: Here’s a link to a story our good friend at The Silent Majority No More wrote describing a vigil NY ICE held on the first National Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Illegal Aliens. Scroll down for video footage of the event.
Today is the second annual National Day of Remembrance for those who’ve been killed by illegal aliens living within the United States. As we were reminded recently by the death sentence given to Pedro Espinoza, the criminal alien who murdered Jamiel Shaw Jr., the victims of our government’s negligent immigration policies are numerous. From San Francisco to our very own city, the toll these perpetrators have taken is truly staggering. Illegal aliens continue to act with reckless indifference and little fear of detention, let alone punishment, justifiably so in most cases. We’ll just have to wait for the obituaries that will inevitably result from this callous disregard.
This commemoration of the forgotten victims of America’s open borders policies was introduced by Congressmen Steve King, one of the few members of Congress willing to acknowledge the tremendous cost our government’s adamant refusal to address this problem exacts from the American people. The victims of illegal alien crime are many, but the public officials willing to stand up for their memory are few and far between, as this occasion demonstrates.
Let your voice be heard for the voices that were silenced forever.
Thank you G. Perry! Your support means a great deal to me & my family! We are truly appreciative for all that you do for Americans near & far! God bless you & your family too. If Politicians ignore our laws we must vote them out. God Bless the United States of America!
So many people lost their lives because of illegal immigration & politicians who ignore illegal immigration! We deserve better. We must elect Politicians who put Americans & America first. God Bless you Gerald!
Thank you, Mr. Shaw. Your persistence in the face of so many people turning a blind eye to your son’s murder is remarkable. Glad I could help keep his memory alive in some fashion.