MEChA Is At It Again. This Time Their Target Is a Teen Reporter

Trent Demarest of Corvallis High School in Corvallis, Ore., told WND "he decided to make his last column of the school year about what he considers one of the most important public-policy issues facing the U.S.: illegal immigration." He didn't count on the immigrants striking back.

The 17-year old high school student wrote an op-ed piece for his high school newspaper, the illegal immigrants called on the radical immigrant group MEChA to host a rally and some students vowed physical revenge.

MEChA is a radical pro-Mexico student group that says it is committed to "the physical liberation of Occupied America" and a separate Hispanic nation in the Southwest U.S. It's motto is "Por La Raza Todo, Fuera de La Raza Nada: for the race, everything; outside the race, nothing."

MEChA is not the only radical immigrant group operating today. Maldef, also advocates along the same lines as MECha and provides legal help. Perhaps they helped Jose Barrios Castilla resist deportation after he was allowed to keep his green card and remain in the U.S. after being convicted of molesting a child.

Certainly not all immigrants are heinous criminals, and this one had legal status. There are MANY millions of undocumented aliens and those that simply walked away from their obligation to keep in touch with the government. This is an unacceptable situation.

The citizens of the United States have a right to know who is in the United States, where they are and what they are doing. They also have a right to include aliens that will be of benefit to the country and exclude that won't. This is not bigotry nor racism, it's common sense.

Maldef and MEChA don't seem to care about the security of the United States. They have their own agenda and are determined to fill the United States with aliens of their choice. MEChA's determination even means the use of terror against a 17-year-old high-school student.