Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Often wearing T-shirts declaring themselves "undocumented and unafraid," the protesters have sat down in streets and blocked traffic, or occupied buildings in several cities including Phoenix and Tucson.

Steven Camarota, research director at the Center for Immigration Studies, a think tank in Washington, D.C., that supports tough immigration enforcement, doesn't think civil disobedience now will sway public opinion to the degree that the civil-rights movement did.

"It's not clear to most Americans that this is analogous to the civil-rights movement. In the civil-rights movement, you had American citizens demanding equality. In this case, you have people who aren't supposed to be in the country demanding the rights of citizens, and to most Americans, or at least a large fraction, that is not roughly the same thing."

"It's empowering," said Carlos Garcia, director of Puente Arizona. "But what it really comes down to is challenging the law itself and us being able to tell the stories of undocumented people and why they are risking everything."

the protesters have sat down in streets and blocked traffic, or occupied buildings in several cities including Phoenix and Tucson.

VBshooter wrote:Obama and his cronies have them thinking this way cause they see no one stopping the SOB....Lot of noise but no action to actually curtail his BS so they ahve become friggin brazen in their actions.... Large bulldozers with extra large blades and scoops come to mind .....