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Alertan a Inmigrantes Indocumentados por estafas con programas DACA y DAPA

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n Los Angeles, California, las recomendaciones apuntan a la última campaña denunciada por los indocumentados: falsas llamadas telefónicas de la Oficina de Ciudadanía y Servicios de Inmigración de Estados Unidos (USCIS, por sus siglas en inglés). “Suena el teléfono y preguntan por la persona. Cuando esta confirma, le dicen que es de parte del servicio de inmigración y le indican que tiene que llamar a un número determinado. Si no contesta le dejan un mensaje en el contestador”, explicó Francisco Moreno, director del Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas. “Si llaman les dicen que es la USCIS y le piden datos y dinero. Pero es falso”, puntualiza Moreno. “El servicio de inmigración no trabaja así, no llama a un indocumentado para pedirle dinero. Esa no es la forma de proceder de la agencia”. La USCIS reiteró lo mismo que dijo el 20 de noviembre, que las acciones ejecuti-

vas que tomó el presidente Obama “no han sido implementadas” y que en estos momentos la agencia “no está aceptando ninguna petición o solicitud”. “Tenga cuidado con cualquier persona que le ofrezca ayuda para presentar una solicitud o una petición sobre DACA o DAPA porque no están disponibles. Si lo hace, podría ser víctima de una estafa de inmigración”, agregó. Para los activistas, la advertencia de la USCIS es clara. “La estafa existe y es un peligro real. Nosotros le estamos diciendo a la gente que busque personas acred-

itadas o abogados que tengan buena reputación y se informen a través de ellos, no de llamadas telefónicas”, dijo a UnivisionNoticias.com Abel Núñez, director del Centro de Recursos Centroamericanos (CARECEN). “En este momento no hay nada, no pague nada a nadie porque no hay solicitudes que enviar”. Núñez agregó que lamentablemente “no hay muchas maneras” de defenderse de las estafas y que la mejor panera de prevenir “es con información que brindan los grupos y organizaciones reconocidas de la comunidad”. A2

East Valley Republican Women Host Luncheon

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oday East Valley Republican Women hosted a luncheon for Lt.Governor Rebecca Kleefisch from Wisconsin at the beautiful Vue Restaurant at the Indian Wells Resort. In attendance were: Jan Harnik, past Mayor of and present member of the Palm Desert City Council, Linda Evans, Mayor of La Quin-

ta, Lupe Ramos Watson, Mayor of Indio, Sherry Benoit, wife of Riverside County Supervisor, John Benoit, Ana Vasquez, co-owner of La Prensa Hispana Bilingual Newspaper, Mary Helen Kelly, former “Women of the Year” for the California Federation of Republican Women, Heidi Miedecke, Student at Cal State San

Bernardino and working for the RNC, Terry Henderson, newly retired City Council member for the City of La Quinta & Joy Miedecke, President of East Valley Republican Women. The luncheon was a great sharing of information about the cities and the future of the Republican Party in the Coachella Valley.

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here are three Republican presidential candidates well versed in Latino culture. Two are Hispanic themselves and one is married to a Hispanic. While rhetoric on the Democrat side never ceases, it should be obvious to any Latino paying attention, Democrats do all the talking and Republicans demonstrate the action. There has been an eternal struggle to inform Latinos there is a wide difference between talking inclusion and actually including. Historically, Republicans have been the party, which initiates the action, and Democrats are the party who inexplicably get the credit. There are currently three Latino Republican governors including Susana Martinez, the first Latina governor in U.S. history. Zero Latino Democrat governors. Zero Democrat Latino presidential candidates. Civil rights for Latinos and blacks has been an uphill battle and history will show the Democrats were consistently blocking the hill. Starting with freedom for the slaves. Lincoln freed the slaves and was tragically shot by a Democrat antagonist working as a confederacy support foursome to set civil rights aback. Today, blacks inexplicably credit Democrats for their freedom. There has been no shortage of hypocrisy. Three white conservatives founded the NAACP to provide legal cover to the minority movement. The first NAACP Executive Director was white. In today’s world those white conservative founders are conveniently forgotten. Rewriting history cannot disguise the fact the NAACP was intentionally formed on Lincoln’s birthday by this group of white men and announced to the world in Springfield, Illinois, where Lincoln is buried. Democrats were obstinate and resisted passage of the Civil Rights Act. Al Gores family, the darling of the oppressed led the southern legislative civil rights blockade. Democrats talk a good game but when it came to immigration it was Republican, Ronald Reagan in 1986 who provided amnesty to 5 million Latinos with the understanding the border would be secured. It never was secured which caused today’s undocumented dilemma. In today’s convoluted immigration reform, Democrats have by-passed congress, muddied the waters with illegal quasi executive order memos and thrown the en-

Sunday Through Someday

tire immigration issue onto the courts. An ingenious way to stall and disrupt the legitimate congressional process while stepping a side from the blame and pointing fingers at Republicans. My open discussion about creation of legitimate avenues to legislatively address immigration is continuous but the steel door of false dogma believed by Latinos can be impenetrable. Latinos now have a chance to support a Latino presidential candidate but must be ready to suffer the barrage of propaganda aimed at discrediting Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. Already Latino journalists have come out blasting Rubio on Immigration and Cuba. Rubio espouses a gradual approach towards legal immigration with border security and is resistant in bringing Cuba into the fold without any meaningful human rights concession. A Latino writer with USA Today falsely contends all Latinos want big oppressive government and support Obama Care. Expressing his bias, he claims Rubio is “a new face amongst rancid ideas”. The three seated Republican; Latino governors are all rancid in his eyes. Latinos tied with mainstream media will work overtime spouting talking points provided by the Democrat party. Not even aware enough to understand they are being exploited, used and spit out once elections are over. Latinos are being waltzed by the democrat establishment to be against Americanized culture and opt for nothing instead of their own instilled conservative values. Ignorance of the truth will be a large factor in the 2016 elections. Those questioning the Democrats status quo will be chastised, smeared and hung by their collective egos. In their eyes, all negative political commentary against Democrats must be eradicated. Mainstream media will serve as mindless clappers as they write contrived obituaries of Republican candidates who do not fit the liberal agenda. Uninformed, low information voters will make judgment not based on reality but rather on a false perception. They accept finger pointing as an integral part of achievement and disregard the fact we are all in the same boat as a nation. Democrat politicians have built their reputations on what someday they are going to do. Amigos, someday is not on the calendar!


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