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Influence on both sides of the border - 07/03/08
"Influence on both sides of the border/Activists' political power is rising in Chicago and their homeland, as they seek reforms through marches and money"/Antonio Olivo and Oscar Avila/Chicago Tribune/[[April 6, 2007]]/ li
Activist heads to L.A. rally - 08/17/07
Antonio Olivo/Chicago Tribune/[[August 17, 2007]]/ link
Latino, black activists form coalition - 08/17/07
Chicago Tribune/Antonio Olivo/[[February 21, 2007]]/ link
Barack Obama at May 1 Chicago march - 04/28/07
The story "Protesters renew their call for Immigration rights" appears to be from the [[May 1, 2006]] Chicago Tribune and from Antonio Olivo and Oscar Avila ( link).
Year later, battle goes on - 03/11/07
Chicago Tribune/Antonio Olivo/[[March 11, 2007]]/ link
Discusses the [[March 11, 2007 Chicago march]]
subtitle: Immigration rally marks anniversary of massive march
Chicago immigration activists ready Washington push - 03/06/07
Chicago Tribune/Antonio Olivo/[[March 5, 2007]]/ link
...Chicago activists plan to blitz lawmakers with phone calls and bus caravans to Washington in hopes of winning more rights for legal and undocumented immigrants.
Pro immigration groups seek formal political power - 02/23/07
Chicago Tribune/Oscar Avila and Antonio Olivo/[[August 14, 2006]]/formerly at chicagotribune.com/news/local/northwest/chi-0608140113aug14,1,5158964.story?coll=chi-newslocalnorthwest-hed&ctrack=1&cset=true
Immigration march organizers have foreign links - 09/01/06
Many of those who attended the recent immigration marches are foreign citizens who are here illegally. But, it doesn't stop there. For instance, one rally organizer is a former Mexican consul general and another is an official with a Mexican political party.
Not surprisingly, the MSM has barely mentioned such links. The reader is strongly encouraged to contact media sources and suggest that instead of simply reporting what goes on at future marches they do some journalism and look into any links between organizers and foreign governments or institutions.
National Alliance for Immigrant Rights: Pro-illegal immigration groups seek power - 08/14/06
On Sunday around 400 people from 25 states met in Chicago to try to organize the disparate groups that assisted in getting illegal aliens and their supporters to march in our streets and demand rights to which they aren't entitled: "Pro-immigration groups seek formal political power" by Oscar Avila and Antonio Olivo. They formed a group called the "National Alliance for Immigrant Rights".
One of the leaders is Jorge Mujica, an official with the Mexican political party PRD. At least to me, that completely taints everyone else involved in the group, and the reader is strongly encouraged to...
Illegal aliens march in Chicago, get support from Blago, Gutierrez, local media - 03/10/06
Up to a few hundred thousand illegal aliens and their supporters marched for immigration "reform" in Chicago earlier today. Among those supporters are the local news media and politicians. The news media took the opportunity to send out their ethnically-biased reporters who offer some rather non-journalistic propaganda.