Even as the federal government willfully violates the Constitution in order to assiduously cater to the needs of millions of illegal aliens, our own state’s leaders are trying to find a way to subsidize the “undocumented” with your wealth. Joanna Marzullo, of New York ICE, is organizing her own response, the details of which you can read after the jump.
NY ICE will be countering illegals and their advocates this Saturday, December 6th. This counter is organized by NY ICer, Jim M.
The following is the announcement from Jim M.:
The other side is holding a “Undocumented Power March” to draw attention to the pressure they are putting on Governor Cuomo to include funding for the New York Dream Act in his next state budget .
The New York Dream Act would allow illegals attending SUNY and CUNY colleges access to subsidized loan programs – at the expense of taxpayers. The Dream Act was voted down earlier this year and a Siena Colllege poll last March shows that the majority of New Yorkers don’t want it.
Meeting time is 1:30 at corner of Lexington Avenue and 68th. The other side is assemblying there at 2 PM. Our plan is to counter protest them there. We can then take the Lexington Ave #6 subway down to Grand Central station in order to counter protest them again at the end of their march at Governor Cuomo’s midtown office at 3rd Avenue and East 41st street.
Here is the other side’s announcement.
Sorry I can’t come. Will be there in spirit.
Thanks for the support, Mary! We appreciate it.
I wish I could make it but needed at home for a delivery being made but I am certainly there in my heart. Also, I am going to join the sheriffs coming into Washington, DC for a rally of their own near the national mall. I cannot wait, it is on Dec. 10th. Pass the information on and join us there !!!
I’ve already posted some information about that event. If you just scroll down the page you’ll be sure to find it.
If I was in or near NY I would be there in support. Thank you for your effort.
I was in DC on the third and wish I could help but I live in Michigan. Thank you for all you are doing. We all need to do our part