Monetary contributions should be sent to:

Prince William County
Director of Finance
1 County Complex Court
Woodbridge VA 22192

Checks should be made payable to “Prince William County” and should
clearly state that the donation is for legal expenditures and/or
enforcement expenditures related to illegal immigration. Cash donations
can be accepted, but we will need to provide the donor a receipt, which
necessitates the donor coming into the McCoart Building. So checks are
preferred. To this point, we have not had a business need to accept
credit card donations, so at least in the short term a check is the most
expedient method for us to deal with donations.

The Finance Department will track all donations/contributions, including
the donor’s name and address, and segregate the contributions in the
accounting records. Donations must be formally accepted by the BOCS at a
regular meeting. Obviously the frequency of BOCS action to accept
donations depends on the number and dollar volume of contributions.

Contact Steve Ferlotti at ext 7459 if you have any
questions.

Christopher E. Martino

Director of Finance

Prince William County

Nothing less will do!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Wetback

The operation began in California and Arizona and coordinated 1,075 Border Patrol agents along with state and local police agencies to mount an aggressive crackdown, going as far as police sweeps of Mexican-American neighborhoods and random stops and ID checks of “Mexican-looking” people in a region with many Native Americans and native Hispanics.[2] In some cases, illegal immigrants were deported along with their American-born children, who were by law U.S. citizens. The agents used a wide brush in their criteria for interrogating potential aliens. They adopted the practice of stopping “Mexican-looking” citizens on the street and asking for identification. 750 agents targeted agricultural areas with a goal of 1000 apprehensions a day. By the end of July, over 50,000 aliens were caught in the two states. Around 488,000 people fled the country for fear of being apprehended. By September, 80,000 had been taken into custody in Texas, and the INS estimates that 500,000-700,000 people had left Texas voluntarily. To discourage re-entry, buses and trains took many people deep within Mexico before being set free. Tens of thousands more were put aboard two hired ships, the Emancipation and the Mercurio. The ships ferried them from Port Isabel, Texas, to Veracruz, Mexico, more than 500 miles (900 kilometers) south

Corey will win as he has felt and seen the will of the people of our County. Not these groups that come from outside and picked up a few head in the sand followers.

If you truly are not a die hard Democrat and take the time to look at the facts. Look at what took place while Pandak was Attorney for the BOS. Look at all the money that was wasted on the Parson’s suit. It was one court after another and us citizens that kept tabs on the BOS knew they were throwing away our money in following Pandak’s advice. SHE DID NOT WORK FOR THE CITIZENS AND SHE NEVER WILL.

Well I am glad to hear Corey is a RINO, now he can join the rest of us who have been labeled RINO’s for 4/5 years. All we want is services and laws that are good for our communities and for those we elect to put the citizens first. After all Citizens are at the top of the Chart in Government.

Bush has not been let off the hook. He’ll probably go down in history as one of the worst presidents. He has done a wonderful job of alienating both Democrats and Republicans. The two big issues he has fallen on his face are the Iraq war and illegal immigration.

I think we could get a consensus on that.

All,

Illegal immigration is a big big big problem in my county and that is why I’m going to support candidates that will actually do something about it. I’m voting for Corey Stewart, John Stirrup, Jackson Miller and Bob Fitzsimmonds. I went to all the debates and I listened to each candidate.

I’ve also listened to both Chris Royse and Jay O’Brien and I do believe they will do something about illegal aliens. I like Jay O’Brien’s idea of not letting illegal aliens get out on bail. We’ve had too many illegal aliens getting loose and then committing more heinous crimes. I can’t vote for them because I’m not in their districts but I do support them.

I think with all we are doing at the local and state level and we are not the only ones, that will shame the Federal government into action. There is a good article in the Washington Times, dated October 30, 2007, page 3, entitled: “Tancredo Won’t Stay in House”. It addresses some of what we’ve been talking about. Believe me, Tancredo never let Bush off the hook and he is a Republican.

Looks like you have a couple of mongrels there.

I cannot disagree with you on that one. And I am assuming that was a rhetorical question. We both know the answer.

I just do not like seeing Bush let off the hook. Republicans are falling all over themselves to distance themselves from him. Actually I don’t blame them, but that isn’t the way it works. There will always be people out there with no stake in either party to remind….

The entire government is at fault. I guess the hard question is: Whose fault is that?

—my vote goes to Sharon Pandak -fool me twice shame on me.

Call it lack of law enforcement if you’d like but we all know illegal immigration was caused by corruption.

Many who read BVBL worked hard to get a House and Senate GOP majorities, and what did we get in return, drunken spending, lawlessness, deceit on the war on terror and a failing war on drugs.

A little of each actually. Is it not ultimately the responsibility of the executive branch to enforce the laws? I just don’t like Bush escaping any responsibility for the sad state of immigration enforcement. I certainly never want to cut Congress any breaks either.

All I hear people say is no new laws. Enforce the laws we have. I am simply asking whose job it is to enforce the laws.

Barker is a 2 time loser, tree-hugging liberal with no track record or experience in elected leadership. Nice guy, wouldn’t mind having him as my neighbor, not my Senator. I hope you will rethink this by Nov. 6th.

As for Stewart…Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me—my vote goes to Sharon Pandak.

Don’t know if you really need help or are just being facetious.

Have you ever heard of Congressional hearings? They’re a pain in the ass for administration officials to go to and answer hard questions from legislators. And when they can’t give good answers, they get bad press. Have you heard of any hearings on why we have 5000 illegal crossings a day? Nope. Have you heard of hearings on why our “borders” can be crossed with impunity by anyone, from anywhere, at anytime? Nope. Have you heard of any hearings questioning why a fence authorized by Congress is not up yet? Nope.

But you have heard of hearings on such earth-shattering issues as steroids in major league baseball, haven’t you? Or why some thugs down in Louisianna are being prosecuted for crimes they committed, haven’t you? Our legislators, except for Tom Tancredo, are ducking this issue. Too many of their benefactors want illegals here, and want to keep them a permanent underclass for their cheap labor. Consequently, guys like our own Frank Let’s Help the Poor Children of Darfur Wolf avoid the issue and try to divert our attention from it.

Election reform is overdue in the Commonwealth. We have G-d fearing conservatives who have unknowingly become victims of lies and deceit. Corey is just another RINO.