Before the Willamette Valley Pachyderm Club in Salem
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 12 NOON
LUNCH at COLLETTE’S RESTAURANT – DOWNSTAIRS You will get a chance to meet me and ask questions. Members who bring a guest get a $1.00 discount on their lunch.
Let the Pachyderms know you’re coming by Wednesday, Feb. 15
Jim Feldkamp who’s running against Peter Defazio in Congressional District 4 signing the letter while watching the Carousel of Crime in Eugene this past Saturday. He’s pictured here with Daniel of Danielisright blog. 
An Operation ID signer at the Carousel of Crime.
The Register Guard covers the story here.
Here are some excerpts here:
“I don’t think it’s right for people to come here and step in front of line,” said Daniel Miglavs of Sherwood[pictured right], a spokesman for Oregonians for Immigration Reform. [far right is Michael Armstrong of citizencaucus.com
Angel Lopez, legal adviser for the Mexican consular, said he felt the protesters were interfering with the legitimate business affairs of a foreign government. He said the event deserved tighter security by federal marshals to ensure order.
Say WHAT?
Anti-immigration [?!] activists rallied Saturday in Eugene to oppose providing state social services to noncitizens and to criticize the Mexican consulate for issuing identification cards to immigrants.
Spanish-speaking representatives from several state agencies joined Mexican officials to offer information about health care, food stamps, wage and hour provisions and other state services.
“Several of the protesters arrived from around the state in sport utility vehicles and trucks adorned with Republican candidate bumper stickers.” Insert scary sound effects here.
An Operation ID signer at the Carousel of Crime.The Register Guard covers the story here.
Here are some excerpts here:
“I don’t think it’s right for people to come here and step in front of line,” said Daniel Miglavs of Sherwood[pictured right], a spokesman for Oregonians for Immigration Reform. [far right is Michael Armstrong of citizencaucus.com
Angel Lopez, legal adviser for the Mexican consular, said he felt the protesters were interfering with the legitimate business affairs of a foreign government. He said the event deserved tighter security by federal marshals to ensure order.
Say WHAT?
Anti-immigration [?!] activists rallied Saturday in Eugene to oppose providing state social services to noncitizens and to criticize the Mexican consulate for issuing identification cards to immigrants.
Spanish-speaking representatives from several state agencies joined Mexican officials to offer information about health care, food stamps, wage and hour provisions and other state services.
“Several of the protesters arrived from around the state in sport utility vehicles and trucks adorned with Republican candidate bumper stickers.” Insert scary sound effects here.
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