Protest Against Illegal Alien Invasion Saturday in Boston, MA

“FIGHTING BACK”

by Sharon Rondeau

(Jul. 26, 2014) — Radio show host Jeffrey Kuhner of WRKO has organized a protest in Boston, MA at the state house to protest the arrival of hundreds of illegal aliens which are taxing community services, schools and personnel, particularly in Lynn, a town on Boston’s “North Shore.”

Lynn Mayor Judith Kennedy told Fox News’s Stuart Varney on July 16 that she was not informed of the sudden recent arrival of 248 school-age children, most of whom do not speak English or Spanish and require special services.  However, Kennedy said that unaccompanied children from Guatemala have been arriving in her community since 2010.

The protest began at 11:00 a.m. EDT and will run until 1:00 p.m.

Kuhner was outspoken about the forced incarceration of Connecticut teenager Justina Pelletier by the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families for apparent medical experimentation when her parents were never abusive or deemed unfit in her home state.  Custody of Justina was seized by the agency in February 2013, but as a result of public outcry, including Kuhner’s assembly at the Massachusetts statehouse in May of this year, Justina was returned to her parents’ custody last month.

National Review Online reported that some illegals are “posing” as children to take advantage of the public school system.  On Friday, a caller to the Rush Limbaugh Show said that “Lynn, Massachusetts, for the last year and a half, has been a dumping grounds for illegals mainly from Guatemala.  Now, the mayor, Judy Kennedy, is gonna be speaking there, and this has been orchestrated by Jeff Kuhner of WRKO radio. It’s gonna start at 11 o’clock tomorrow ’til one, and they’re expecting many, many of thousands people, believe me.”

Earlier this month, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick compared the arrival of more than 50,000 illegal aliens through the southern border to the Holocaust.

Lynn, MA is the home town of this writer’s parents, where they met while in high school.  Both were the children of legal immigrants.  Her father, a World War II veteran of the China/Burma/India campaign known as “The Hump,” is registered at the World War II Memorial as hailing from Lynn.

Last month, Kennedy told The Salem News that her town has received “no help from the federal government” for the illegal aliens making their way to Lynn over the last several years.

Limbaugh responded to the caller, “Lynn, Massachusetts, is fighting back — and let’s not forget, folks, one of the reasons we he would be against King George is because he was forcing the people of Massachusetts to board British soldiers.  So the people of Lynn, Massachusetts, have a long history of refusing these kinds of demands, which led to our independence.”

Lynn was settled in 1629 by arrivals from nearby Salem who “wanted to find a less crowded area with greener pastures.”

General Electric was a major industrial force in Lynn during World War II, and manufacturing has always been a part of its history.

This writer recalls childhood trips to Lynn Beach during visits to relatives, who did not pronounce the letter “r” at the end of a word and utilized the “broad ‘a.'”

In 2008, Obama promised to “fundamentally transform the United States of America” and on Friday suggested that illegals could be “screened” for “refugee” status in their home countries, then brought to the United States at taxpayer expense.  Thousands of illegal aliens are reportedly seriously ill in various “camps” around the country, where health care workers have reportedly been threatened against speaking to the media about the conditions inside.

Some contend that Obama has planned the “invasion” of America’s borders by funding church organizations currently providing assistance to the illegals.

A growing chorus urging Obama’s impeachment on grounds that he has violated his oath to the U.S. Constitution and to uphold the nation’s laws has been acknowledged laughingly by White House operative Dan Pfeiffer.  Pfeiffer is the same regime employee who vouched for the birth certificate image posted on the White House website on April 27, 2011 which was later deemed a “computer-generated forgery” by a criminal investigation.

Update, 4:25 EDT:  The Boston Herald posted a short video of the protest which can be viewed here.

This story was updated on July 27, 2014 at 9:19 a.m. EDT.