San Francisco: ID cards for illegal aliens (Tom Ammiano, Gavin Newsom, banks)

San Francisco ("Frisco") is a true humanitarian city, a city that cares. Their latest proposal has nothing to do with making some people money or obtaining race-based power! Don't bother following the money and/or power trail, it isn't there. They just care about undocumented persons:
San Francisco Supervisor Tom Ammiano is drafting legislation to create a city identification card for immigrants unable to get traditional ID cards, a move likely to anger advocates of tougher immigration enforcement.

The cards would be accepted by all city agencies and organizations that receive city funding. Ammiano plans to introduce the legislation within a couple of weeks. He also is trying to persuade financial institutions to allow residents to use the cards to open accounts.

...Mayor Gavin Newsom has been resolute in defending San Francisco's sanctuary status, and on Thursday his spokesman said Newsom supports Ammiano's idea for a card, which could be used for libraries, golf courses, public transportation and other services.
Once again, I urge the MSM not to follow the money.

Also quoted: "immigrant-rights advocate" Renee Saucedo, "co-director of the San Francisco Day Labor Program, a project of La Raza Centra Legal."

Comments

More evidence that our leaders are either traitors or morons. Giving the invaders "documents" isn't going to solve any of the fundamental problems they create. It won't make them give up their reconquista dreams. It won't make them stop mobbing our streets. It won't make them stop assaulting and killing citizens. Any form of acceptance or legitimization will only make the invaders more secure and embolden them to more egregious misbehavior.

They are clearly traitors: http://www.amnation.com/vfr/archives/008708.html (...) _Last January while attending a convention in San Francisco I stuck up a conversation with an anonymous stranger who happened to work for the Social Security Administration. I think he was some kind of mid level bureaucrat. I asked him why SS doesn't notify me whenever my number gets used for a new employment? In this way I would know immediately if someone were working under my number so I could take action. Otherwise the IRS will get a report of wages that I don't know about and will be missing from my tax return. Some time after I file my return, I'll get a notice from IRS for back taxes, interest and penalties. This kind of thing can be difficult to fix because you have to prove you never earned that money. It's a real headache for many people. The phantom worker usually claims a large number of dependents to avoid any withholding. He told me that SS can't notify me because they don't know my address. Then I said "but SS sends regularly mails me a summary of my all my earnings." He then said "we do a mail merge with IRS," meaning they don't have a database with my address, and for some reason won't create one from IRS data. This was a frustrating conversation. But it clearly shows the government knows what's happening and really doesn't want to fix it because they want illegal aliens here. This temporary injunction is but another example._ _I'll give you another example. The state of Virginia is very strict about traffic enforcement. You speed greater than 90 MPH and you will get jail time even for a first offense. It's the only state that bans radar detectors in cars (DC does too). Yet VA make it trivial to avoid getting liability insurance. You just check a box saying you have insurance, no proof required. The state knows that large numbers of illegal aliens drive without insurance and they want to make it easy for them to cheat._ _We have lost control over our government. It seems to care about the interests and welfare of Mexicans over Americans. The president of Mexico can openly threaten the sovereignty of the U.S. with no response from our president or State Department. It no longer represents Americans._

Have you seen Gavin Newsom's new campaign slogan [1]?

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[1] wcvarones.blogspot.com/2007/09/unconventional-campaign.html