Do you really want to nominate someone who may be hiding from the government his own knowledge of where illegal aliens are living and who they are?

Faisal’s stated support for 287g is not on Faisal’s website, where his supporters would see it. Faisal has some namby-pamby non-statements about immigration on his website that will not reduce the number of illegals in the United States by even one person.

Julie Lucas, on the other hand, makes her support for 287g a centerpiece of his campaign.

Question: Do you oppose tax funds for day labor centers?
Faisal Gill: Yes. I oppose any funds being used for illegal immigration.

Question: do you support state and local government using the ICE 287G program (ed: a program to help state/local law enforcement identify criminals who are illegal immigrants, and turn them over to ICE for deportation)?
Faisal Gill: Yes. I think the state should have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with ICE on the state level. This will ensure uniformity and can be better managed. It will also be more efficient, since every jurisdiction in VA will not have to get a MOU.

Question: Do you have a position on the current illegal immigration bill in the Senate?
Faisal Gill: I oppose it. I don’t think that illiegal behavior should be rewarded.

I believe I also saw this on another blog also.

No, he’s not a terrorist. He’s a terrorist sympathizer. He’s a terrorist apologist. He’s a terrorist’s spokesman. He’s an associate of convicted terrorsts, and a defender of accused terrorists. Worst of all, he is an employee of terrorists, a money launderer of terrorists, and a spreader of terrorists political influence.

That’s enough for me, oldie. He may not be a duck, but he sure’s hell a goose.

“VMPAC is headed by a man named Mukit Hossain. Hossain is the founder of an organization called Foundation for Appropriate and Immediate Temporary Help (FAITH). In January 2006, Wachovia bank closed the accounts of FAITH,[2] stating that certain account activity “was significantly different from that which Wachovia would expect to see in an account established for a charity.”[3] FAITH’s offices are located in an office complex in Herndon, Virginia,[4] which housed a series of organizations and charities linked to radical causes, including International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT) – the chief American sponsor of convicted Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative Sami Al-Arian’s Tampa think tank - as well as the “Safa Group” and the SAAR Foundation, currently under federal investigation.[5] M. Yaqub Mirza of IIIT, Safa and SAAR bankrolled FAITH to the tune of $150,000 in April, 2005.[6]

In 2004, another Hossain-led organization, the Muslim American Political Action Committee (MAPAC), received nearly $10,000 from Ahmad Totonji, also of IIIT, and his wife, Susanna. The Muslim Brotherhood-linked Muslim American Society (MAS) Freedom Foundation, who once lamented the death of Hamas founder Sheikh Yassin and referred to him merely as “a quadriplegic Palestinian religious leader,”[7] honored Hossain as the “Herndon Citizen Of The Year” in 2004.[8]

Bearing this background in mind, the fact that the VMPAC is attempting to stymie efforts to end the genocide in Darfur should come as no surprise. Radical Islamic groups and Islamist apologists have long tried to distract from the carnage in Sudan both by minimizing the deadly nature of the conflict and blaming the situation on their traditional bogeyman: the Zionists.

For example, influential Muslim Brotherhood cleric Yusef Al-Qaradawi told a newspaper in Qatar, “Look for the Zionists behind every disaster. We have found their fingers in Darfur.”[9]

The Khartoum regime itself has tried to spread such ideas throughout the Muslim world in an effort to shield itself from criticism and allow its vicious campaign against Darfuris to continue uninterrupted. The Washington Post reported on Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir’s efforts, writing[10]:

Bashir blamed unnamed Zionist Jewish organizations for stoking public opposition in the United States against his government, through the organizing of nationwide protests against the violence in Darfur.

“I’m not talking about Jews,” he said. “I’m talking about Zionist organizations that have motives in Sudan. They have objectives in Sudan. They want to weaken Sudan. They want to dismember Sudan.”

Taking their cues from Qaradawi and Bashir, Islamist organizations in the United States are doing what they can to protect Khartoum, which endorses continued violence and genocide.”

Mexicanos Sin Fronteras and
A.N.S.W.E.R.

If enough of these people are elected into office there is no telling were the terror trade will go.

I wonder if these “hotels” that we are experiencing in our neighborhood are being funded by these or like organizations.

Did you ever find out about 10131 Lomond Drive? I still think that house and the back yard parking lot is breaking zoning laws.

By the way there is a crew of workers living at 7702 Woodstock. One of the tenants was racing his van down our street one day. I talked to a Hispanic gentlemen at that house who could speak English. He informed me that his worker needed to test his vehicle which he proceeded to do several times at over 25 mph.

Are these houses company houses with ties to illegal alien organizations? What a wonderful place to raise your kids!
What does John Stirrup say? Did he have any answers about 10131 Lomond Drive?

[Ed note: working on this, but this is pretty off-topic. Feel free to email me.]