From the LVRJ: The message from the audience was clear during Monday’s Congressional Ad-Hoc Hearing on Immigration in North Las Vegas: Stop breaking families apart.
“I’m the voice of hundreds of kids being affected by immigration laws,” said 20-year-old Bryan Rivera, whose mother, a victim of domestic violence, has been detained for having a prior deportation order. “My home has not felt like home in the last three weeks.”
Rivera testified during the hearing organized by Rep. Steve Horsford, D-Nev., Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., and Rep. Ruben Hinojosa, D-Texas, and held at North Las Vegas City Hall. The room has a capacity for 344 people and was almost full. The audience included state lawmakers, advocates and people who wanted their personal stories to be heard. http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/congressmen-north-las-vegas-hear-personal-stories-detention-deportation
On Channel 13 News, Horsford complained that the illegals who are in the United States illegally were not criminals.
Umm, Horsford, all those who are here illegally are criminals, you idiot.
What part of illegal immigrants don't you get.
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