St. Peter Catholic Church, Jupiter Florida, supports illegal immigration

From this:

More than 430 Guatemalans [many or most illegal aliens] gathered at St. Peter Catholic Church Saturday and Sunday to meet with Guatemalan consulate officers and apply for the ID card. Many also applied for a Guatemalan passport, which some of them said they had no need for when they crossed the U.S.-Mexico border.

The article hits all the common notes: a consular official says the card doesn't grant legal status, the local police - supporting illegal activity - promote the safety benefits.

In fact:

Joining forces with the Guatemala Consulate for the event made sense to the [Palm Beach Sheriff's Office], [Fernando Alvarez, the Sheriff's Office supervisor of the community relations unit] said. Representatives from Washington Mutual and Bank of America were also at the church.

Previously: Jupiter Florida's illegal alien hiring hall coming soon

Immigration · Mon, 07/10/2006 - 09:42 · · Importance: 1

Comments

the rats inside the so called church WANT little third world people and in many ways want you as dead as this drug dealer government, once called the OUR Government now in the hand of mexico city.

anyway! i have no use for guys who rape little boys like in the catholic church but i think many like that kind of evil in the non government of the former USA.

buy guns the butt i may save someday maybe your own kids. hey boys see it for what it is! i government that hates the fact you are alive.

Posted by: Fred Dawes at Jul 11, 2006 12:57 AM


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