‘I’m inspired because I love America!’
Early in America’s history, citizens took to the streets in protests, or even blockades, if their elected officials dared ignore them.
But today, small-town mayors are standing down as the federal government dumps thousands of sick and dangerous illegal aliens on them with no resources to help and no ability to enforce the laws that would repatriate them to their home countries.
“It’s lawlessness,” said Patrice Lynes, a nurse and organizer of the Murrieta, California, blockade that caused a planned illegal-alien drop-off in her city to be turned back Tuesday.
One hundred protestors prevented the bus carrying mostly children from entering the holding facility where they were to be dropped.
Lynes told WND that when she heard about the scheduled drops, she knew laws were already on the books that made the federal government’s actions an illegal activity.
After speaking with friends, Lynes and others decided to stage demonstrations against the drops in Murrieta and in support of Border Patrol agents who were not being permitted to do their job and enforce the laws. Beginning with only a couple dozen people – mostly moms – and consulting with staffers from the office of Rep. Kevin Calvert, R-Calif., Lynes raised her army of “minutemen” to oppose dumping of illegal aliens in her community.
Lynes’ group targets the federal government’s airline flights as well as its busses.
“Flights arrive every 72 hours” Lynes told WND in an exclusive interview. “We will be there.”
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