Thread: Who's Really Voting in Our Elections?

Based on past history, the Hispanic Leaders are relying on American Citizens not to show up in full force and vote. With all that is at stake, citizens need to dust off their voter registration card and get to the polls. With the SPP, NAU, NAFTA, CAFTA et al., time has run out if we are to save the United States of America from becoming part of the North American Union and a 3rd World Country. True citizens need to go to the polls en masse and vote. We must ensure everyone we know is aware of the dire issues facing our Great Nation. Those that are determined to destroy us have already set the wheels in motion.


Is it coincidence that the majority of illegal aliens also live in the states with the largest Electoral Votes?

States with the Most Electoral Votes (1)
RankStateElectoral Votes
1.California55
3.Texas34
2.New York31
4.Florida27
5.Pennsylvania21
6.Illinois21
7.Ohio20
8.Michigan17
9.Georgia15
9.New Jersey15
9.North Carolina15


People Statistics > Estimated number of Illegal Immigrants by state (2)


Rank StatesAmount (top to bottom)
#1 California 2,209,000
#2 Texas :1,041,000
#3 New York: 489,000
#4 Illinois: 432,000
#5 Florida: 337,000
#6 Arizona: 283,000
#7 Georgia: 228,000
#8 New Jersey: 221,000
#9 North Carolina: 206,000
#10 Colorado: 144,000

http://secureourborderstoday.com/whoisvoting.pdf

Vicky Castro,

former member of Los Angeles Board of Education at
Southwest Voter Registration Project Conference, 6/1996

"Q

ue viva la raza, que viva la raza (long live our race)! I'm here to welcome all the new
voters of 18 years old that we're registering now in our schools. Welcome, you're going to
make a difference for Los Angeles, for San Antonio, for New York, and I thank
Southwest for taking that challenge. And to the Mechistas (MEChA students) across this
nation, you're going to make that difference for us, too. But when we register one more
million voters I will not be the only Latina on the Board of Education of Los Angeles.
And let me tell you here, no one will dismantle bilingual education in the United States of
America. No one will deny an education to any child, especially Latino children. As you
know, in Los Angeles we make up 70% of this school district. Of 600,000 -- 400,000 are
Latinos, and our parents are not heard and they're going to be heard because in Los
Angeles, San Antonio and Texas we have just classified 53,000 new citizens in one year
that are going to be felt in November!" (3)

Ruben Zacarias,

former superintendent of Los Angeles Unified School
District at Southwest Voter Registration Project Conference, 6/1997

"We have 27 centers now throughout LAUSD. Every one of them has trained people,
clerks to take the fingerprints. Each one has the camera, that special camera. We have the
application forms. And I'll tell you what we've done with I.N.S. Now we're even doing
the testing that usually people had to go to INS to take, and pretty soon, hopefully, we'll
do the final interviews in our schools. Incidentally, I started this very quietly because
there are those that if they knew that we were creating a whole new cadre of brand new
citizens it would have tremendous political impact. We will change the political
panorama not only of L.A., but L.A. County and the State. And we do that we've changed
the panorama of the nation. I'm proud to stand here and tell you that in those close to
three years we have processed a little over 78,000 brand new citizens. That is the largest
citizenship program in the entire nation." (4)

Did our government know about this and if they did, was anything done? The
answer is YES, they did and NO, they didn’t do anything about it. Why? The
following excerpt from former Chicago prosecutor David P. Schippers book,
“Sellout” explains it well. As you read, remember the dates and information

shown above.

MONDAY, AUGUST 28 2000
WorldNetDaily.com

Schippers: Gore pressured INS to win in '96 Says project turned
criminals into citizens just in time to vote

By David P. Schippers with Alan P. Henry
My staff and I agreed that we needed to focus on the Immigration and
Naturalization Service (INS), which appeared to be running out of control.
By the time we came to the subject, investigation by the General Accounting
Office (GAO) and congressional committees had already indicated that the White
House used the INS to further its political agenda. A blatant politicization of the
agency took place during the 1996 presidential campaign when the White House
pressured the INS into expediting its "Citizenship USA" (CUSA) program to
grant citizenship to thousands of aliens that the White House counted as likely
Democratic voters. To ensure maximum impact, the INS concentrated on aliens in
key states -- California, Florida, Illinois, New York, New Jersey and Texas -- that
hold a combined 181 electoral votes, just 89 short of the total needed to win the
election.
The program was placed under the direction of Vice President Al Gore. We
received from the GAO a few e-mails indicating Vice President Gore's role in the
plan. He was responsible for keeping the pressure on, to make sure the aliens were
pushed through by September 1, the last day to register for the presidential
election.
In our investigation, we uncovered a case study evidencing what is pejoratively
known in political science circles as "Chicago Politics."
Back in the early years of the 20th Century, "Hinky Dink" Kenna and
"Bathhouse" John Coughlin were recognized as the very models of the unsavory
Chicago politician. The two once fixed an alderman election in Chicago's First
Ward. To do so, they imported thousands of ward heelers, friends and associates,
and city workers and had them registered to vote from every building in the ward
-- from homes (of which there were few) to taverns and cribs (of which there were
many). On Election Day, the recent arrivals stopped at Hinky Dink's tavern,
picked up 50 cents, ate a free lunch, and went out to vote their consciences. Guess
who won that election?
Essentially, the same tactics were used during President Clinton's re-election in
1996. Only this time the Democrats weren't handing out sandwiches. Instead,
through CUSA, they were circumventing normal procedures for naturalizing
aliens -- procedures that check backgrounds and weed out criminals -- and
consequently they were handing out citizenship papers to questionable characters.
The possibility of using CUSA apparently occurred to the White House in
February 1996, when Henry Cisneros, then Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development, forwarded a memo to President Clinton. The memo, from the
California Active Citizenship Campaign (ACC), complained of a backlog of alien
applications for naturalization in Los Angeles. It contained the magic words: "INS
inaction [on the backlog] will deny 300,000 Latinos the right to vote in the 1996

presidential elections [sic] in California."

The memo outlined the services that the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) in Los
Angeles could provide. The IAF offered thousands of volunteers to help process
voter applications, register thousands of new voters, conduct 5,000 house
meetings, encourage voting by mail, and get more than 50,000 occasional voters
out to vote in the presidential election.

'Stupid rules'

Most interesting were the promises that the IAF would "create voter interest
around issues of Affirmative Action and Minimum Wage ... influence 300,000
voters in the preparation for Nov. 1996 ... produce 5,000 precinct leaders and turn
out 96,000 voters for the 1996 presidential election."
The White House discovered a problem, however: INS Commissioner Doris
Meissner didn't want to speed up the naturalization process and warned President
Clinton's people that such a push might be viewed as politically motivated.
Documents show that President Clinton asked Doug Farbrother of the National
Performance Review (NPR) staff to look into removing barriers to citizenship not
only in Los Angeles but also in San Francisco, Chicago, New York and Miami --
major cities in four swing states. In a memo to the President, Farbrother noted
Commissioner Meissner's concern and suggested two options. Farbrother stated
that "we can reduce -- but not eliminate -- the risk of controversy over our
motives by appointing one of our proven NPR reinventors as Deputy INS
Commissioner. ... As part of the official INS management team, our reinventor
would have more direct influence and the INS staff would be less likely to go
public with complaints than they would over the interference of an outsider." The
memo observed that "reinventors" should be put in many other agencies, as well,
to replace leaders who "don't get it."
The second option was to let the INS do the best it could and to hope for success
-- though, Farbrother added, "a lot of people will still be waiting for their
citizenship papers for a long time."
It appears the second option was never seriously considered. In his memo,
Farbrother recommended option one to the President because, "[t]o get anywhere
near a million applicants naturalized" by summer's end, the administration would
have "to force some serious 'reinvention' on INS."
Farbrother and the NPR won the assignment of getting the INS to process more
than a million applicants by the end of the summer. As early as March 1996, GAO
documents reveal, he was reporting his efforts, recommendations, and results to
Vice President Gore. Farbrother reported how he had told the INS and the Justice
Department to waive "stupid rules," and he told Gore that unless reforms were
implemented, the backlog wouldn't be "processed in time."
As Farbrother noted in a March 22 e-mail to Gore, he had told INS Deputy
Commissioner Chris Sale and Deputy Attorney General Jaime Gorelick "to
delegate broad authority to the managers in" New York, Chicago, Miami, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. But the INS and the Justice Department were not
immediately complying with his demands, he said.
Keeping the pressure on, Farbrother sent Sale a fax reiterating how important this

delegation was in order "to get the results the Vice President wants."

In the fax he also commented, "I need you or Doris [Meissner] to sign something
like the attached," referring to a memo giving those INS district directors "full
authority to waive, suspend, or deviate from DOJ and INS nonstatutory policies,
regulations, and procedures provided you operate within the confines of the law."
The White House wanted any applicants for citizenship to be naturalized in time
to register for the November election, so the pressure on the INS was constant. On
March 21, Elaine Kamarck in the Vice President's office sent an e-mail to
Farbrother saying, "THE PRESIDENT IS SICK OF THIS AND WANTS
ACTION. IF NOTHING MOVES TODAY WE'LL HAVE TO TAKE SOME
PRETTY DRASTIC MEASURES." Farbrother responded, "I favor drastic
measures." If he couldn't get what he wanted from the INS, he wrote, he would
"call for heavy artillery."

'We'll explore it'

In a March 26 e-mail to the Vice President, Farbrother reported that Chris Sale
had indeed "delegated hiring authority to the five cities and increased their
budgets by 20%." But, he wrote, "I still don't think the city directors have enough
freedom to do the job."
Two days later, Farbrother told the Vice President by e-mail, "[U]nless we blast
INS headquarters loose from their grip on the frontline managers, we are going to
have way too many people still waiting for citizenship in November." He added,
"I can't make Doris Meissner delegate broad authority to her field managers. Can
you?"
Gore answered, "We'll explore it. Thanks."
By the end of March, Doris Meissner capitulated. On April 4, 1996, Elaine
Kamarck, to prepare the Vice President for a lunch with Clinton, drafted a memo
to Gore briefing him on the INS progress. In time, Newark, N.J., and Houston,
Tex., would be added to the list of targeted cities, and in all, more than a million
aliens would be naturalized in time to vote in the 1996 election.
Because of time constraints, we focused our own investigation on the INS district
office in Chicago, which Gore had visited in 1996 to check on the registration
progress. We quickly discovered that the most flagrant and critical breakdown
occurred in fingerprint checks.
Federal regulations require that, for an alien to obtain citizenship, his application
for naturalization (citizenship) must be accompanied by a complete set of the
alien's fingerprints. The fingerprint cards are then sent to the FBI to determine if
the applicant has a criminal or arrest record. The law provides that an application
may be denied if the alien has a serious criminal record or if he falsely denies ever
having been arrested, even if he was never convicted.
In the INS district offices, the alien applicant for naturalization cannot be
scheduled for a personal interview until at least 60 days after the application is
submitted. This delay is specifically intended to allow sufficient time for an FBI
fingerprint check. If the check reveals an arrest record identification, the arrest
report is inserted in the alien's file prior to the interview. An arrest record does not
automatically result in a denial of citizenship, but it alerts an examiner to spend
additional time questioning the applicant and to request that he furnish further

information.

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