San Diego honoring 'La Raza'

A California-based immigration reform activist says the city of San Diego is honoring an organization that advocates policies that aren't in the best interests of the United States.

San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders and two members of the city council sponsored the declaration that makes today (July 8, 2008) "National Council of La Raza Day" in San Diego. The city is hosting the organization's national convention July 12-15.
 
Rick Oltman is the national spokesman for Californians for Population Stabilization. He points out that the name La Raza translates into "The Race."
 
"They're an advocacy group for open borders and not enforcing the law, and for a particular race," he states. "They call all of us racist who want to enforce the law. It is a special-interest group whose interests are counter to the benefit of the United States."
 
Noting that the San Diego City Council previously gave its blessing to "Happy ACLU Day," conservative columnist Michelle Malkin says: "Might as well put their weight behind the ethnic supremacist group fighting against assimilation, funding reconquista schools, advocating speech suppression, and promoting lawlessness, too!"
 
Oltman finds it interesting that both Senators John McCain and Barack Obama are scheduled to address the group.

They must be holding the meeting in San Diego to minimize travel costs ................

And McCain, Obama, and Hillary are addressing LULAC this week .............. 

And to think I'll be visiting San Diego next week to see my grandson graduate Marine bootcamp.....what a contrast.....