Members of area churches and CASA members were among the 100 to 200 activists protesting the Trump administration’s approach to immigration, which they called “inhumane.”
Alma Couverthie, senior director of organization for CASA of Maryland, said the case of Liliana Mendez highlights their concerns.
The Falls Church woman was targeted for deportation after living in the United States for more than a decade illegally. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe got involved in the case, pardoning Mendez for a traffic infraction on her record in hopes of delaying her deportation.
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7 comments:
Dear Mr President big walls = BIG balls.
Dear Mr. President. SHIP THEM OUT! I DON'T give a rats $$$ how long they've been here illegally.
Where is the Fire-pumper? This is how you get rid of troublemakers, 300 pounds of water pressure blasted into their big mouths!
speaking of arrests, how about getting the press release on the alleged "brutality victim" from yesterday's post about the PAPD officer.
Amen!
Just keep arresting them. They will get the message
Call ICE in I love it !
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