MEANWHILE THE PROTESTORS ARE BEING ANTI-SEMITIC

Was He Looking For Applicants?

Today's USA Today headline: "Bush stumps for 'guest worker' program in Cancun"

He might find it more effective to stump for the program while in the United States. Do we really need an advertising campaign in Mexico calling for even more border crossing?

In the meantime, here are the images that the Mexica Movement want to promote from the anti-border enforcement rallies held earlier this week:

Yes, American legislators as Nazis. Nice. Of course, the anti-Semitism of their own movements wouldn't be germane, would it?

Here's another sign they proudly display at their site showing how much the reconquitas love the United States:

That matches up with a description provided with another image that shows American flags held by marchers. Do they point to this to show their love of their adopted country? Not exactly:

One of the more negative parts of the march was when American flags were passed out to make sure the marchers were looked on as part of "America".

Being part of "America" -- note the scare quotes -- is negative. And in case you really miss the point, we have this:

It's the "Europeans" who are the illegals and should be driven out. At least no one can say they didn't tell us exactly what they want -- and it sure isn't assimilation and a desire to become part of the American dream.

BUSTED

By Michelle Malkin

Still on vacation, but wanted to bring you an update on the American flag vandal at Montebello H.S. (via the Whittier Daily News). He or she was from neighboring El Rancho USD:

A student protest that resulted in a Mexican flag being flown on top of an upside-down U.S. flag at a local school has prompted disciplinary action against one El Rancho High School student.

El Rancho Unified School District officials said the unnamed student was punished for being involved in the flag incident, which took place Monday at Montebello High School, about four miles east of El Rancho High School.

The punishment was consistent with the California Education Code, officials said. They did not give further details because of legal and privacy issues.

But Montebello Unified School District administrators said they were glad the neighboring district investigated the incident and took the proper action.

"We appreciate the diligence that \ district has taken in identifying the student who allegedly committed the infraction with the flagpole incident," said Assistant Superintendent Robert G. Henke.

Monday's image of the Montebello High flagpole sparked an uproar locally and across the nation after it was posted on various Web sites and featured in East Coast newspapers and national broadcast media.

The incident took place about noon Monday, when a group of about 1,000 students from the El Rancho and Whittier Union High school districts marched through Pico Rivera to Montebello High, where students had walked out of classes in the previous week to protest proposed immigration reform legislation.

By the time they reached Montebello High, the campus was on lockdown, district officials said.

That's when the protesters took to the flagpole, added the Mexican flag and turned the U.S. flag upside down. The school's California flag was stolen in the process, Henke said.

Rumors that more student walkouts were scheduled for today, the official Cesar Chavez holiday, has prompted Whittier-area police and sheriff's agencies to step up their efforts, with authorities threatening to give $165 tickets to any student who is caught protesting during school hours.

What are the odds that the guilty student and his/her collaborators are here illegally?

And the odds that anyone will do anything about it?

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Meanwhile:

"Los Angeles is Ours Now"

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