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When immigration is viewed only racially and culturally, limits and legality will never be imposed.  The debate must focus on limitations and lawfulness, otherwise open borders will make the United States a marketplace and not a country.

FLoridians for IMmigration ENforcement (FLIMEN) is a group of concerned Florida citizens dedicated to advocating immigration enforcement.  The group will also strive to eliminate illegal immigration incentives and will challenge the myths and pandering by elected officials and newspapers.  Please consider signing up for free FLIMEN Alerts.

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The following current articles/links will open in a new window:

The Story Behind E-Verify for Florida 2010

Proposed Florida Citizens Employment Protection Act.

Haiti

Recovering stolen jobs is key to American recovery

"Racist" - Stigma or Spitball?

Senate Candidate Crist Supports AMNESTY

Florida Studies Reveal Huge Increase in Cost of Illegal Immigration and Widespread Voter Dissatisfaction

Apparent Harassment Lawsuit Filed to Intimidate Florida Sheriffs

Senatorial Appointee LeMieux Supports Immigration Enforcement

Martin Memorial Hospital Viral Video

Don't Trust the Newspapers!


FLIMEN-PAC

Frustrated by years of inaction, Floridians for Immigration Enforcement (FLIMEN) announces formation of FLIMEN-PAC, a Political Action Committee for State of Florida candidates for elected office. 

FLIMEN-PAC endorses the following candidates:

  • Gayle Harrell, Candidate for Florida House, District 81

  • Mike Lameyer, Candidate for Florida Senate, District 27

  • Rick Scott, Candidate for Florida Governor

 

For a lot more information, visit FLIMEN-PAC.

 


The Story Behind E-Verify for Florida 2010

FLIMEN Note:  FLIMEN apologizes for the excessive tardiness with this important alert.  Please take the time to read the complete story of the effort to pass E-Verify in the 2010 Florida Legislative Session. 

SUMMARY: 

Commendations to Representative Adam Hasner, Representative Sandy Adams and Senator Nancy Detert for exemplary performance in the pursuit of immigration sanity via E-Verify Legislation in Florida. 

Condemnation to Senate President Jeff Atwater who aggressively blocked all immigration enforcement legislation, notably a much needed bill to verify the legal status of new hires who would receive state funding.  Condemnation also for the slovenly behavior of Senator Jeremy Ring, Atwater's Lieutenant who successfully stalled all immigration enforcement legislation hearings.

Disappointingly from August, 2009 to March, 2010 FLIMEN sought Senate and house sponsors for the proposed Florida Employment Protection Act but no Senator or Representative would do so, wasting eight precious months that could have been spent promoting E-Verify.  Importantly this proposed bill was well written by IRLI so as to withstand judicial challenge.  The bill was simple and focused in that it contained only E-Verify, an employment verification program to address the illegal alien job magnet problem.  The bill contained both public and private E-Verify.  Public E-Verify requires contractors and subcontractors to state agencies to verify the legal status of new hires.  Private E-Verify requires all licensees of the state (e.g. contractors) to verify the legal status of all new hires.  Although 15 or more states have public and/or private E-Verify NOT ONE FLORIDA SENATOR OR REPRESENTATIVE would sponsor this excellent bill.

Many candidates have recently expressed vocal support for AZ SB1070.  This is better than opposition to AZ SB1070, but where were the AZ SB1070 supporters when sponsors for the Florida Employment Protection Act, which is mild compared to SB1070, were needed?  Where were these candidates when pressure was needed to influence Senate President Atwater?  Actions speak louder than words and louder than newspaper publicity. 

Several weeks into the 2010 Session and unable to find a sponsor, FLIMEN with the legal expertise of IRLI analyzed two bills already sponsored and filed.  One bill, HB421/SB856 was poorly written with constitutional problems and was quickly dismissed for FLIMEN support.  Another bill HB219/SB1880 included some distracting features and only public E-Verify but FLIMEN decided to support the bill about three weeks into the 12 week Session.

Thanks to lobbying efforts by FLIMEN Board Members Jack Oliver and John Parsons, Florida House Majority Leader Adam Hasner became an ardent supporter of HB219 and with skillful pursuit by bill sponsor Sandy Adams HB219 unanimously passed in the House 112-0.  Significantly ALL Republicans and ALL Democrats in the Florida House voted for HB219.
 

FLIMEN COMMENDATIONS

These dedicated elected officials deserve a great deal of praise from all Floridians.  If possible please personally thank them for their efforts.

Representative Adam Hasner
Majority Leader 2008-2010
33 NE 4th Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33483
Phone: (561) 279-1616                    
E-mail:
Adam.Hasner@myfloridahouse.gov
Adam Hasner gave his leadership and persistence to accomplish a 112-0 passage of the HB219 E-Verify bill during the 2010 Florida Legislative Session.
Representative Sandy Adams
2074 Winter Springs Boulevard
Oviedo, FLORIDA 32765-9347
Phone: (407) 977-4020   
E-mail:
Sandy.Adams@myfloridahouse.gov 
Sandy Adams sponsored HB219 and gave her leadership and persistence to accomplish a 112-0 passage of the HB219 E-Verify bill during the 2010 Florida Legislative Session.
Senator Nancy Detert
Majority Leader Whip
417 Commercial Court
Suite D
Venice, FL 34292
Phone: (941) 480-3547
Email:
detert.nancy.web@flsenate.gov
Nancy Detert sponsored SB1880 and gave her leadership and persistence but passage was thwarted by Senate President Jeff Atwater and Senator Jeremy Ring.

Honorable Mentions

Honorable Mention goes to Representative Janet Adkins and Senator Carey Baker for filing their bill HB421/SB856.
Honorable Mention goes to Representative Peter Nehr and Senator Rhonda Storms who assisted with bill drafting submissions.
Honorable Mention goes to House Speaker Larry Cretal for his invaluable support of HB219.

 

FLIMEN CONDEMNATIONS

Now for the bad news.  Senate President Jeff Atwater from the very start to the very end clearly, without any doubt, blocked any and all immigration enforcement bills during the 2010 Florida Legislative Session.

Here is the evidence:

1) Senate President Jeff Atwater refused to meet with FLIMEN.

2) Senate President Jeff Atwater assigned immigration enforcement bills to a high number of committee stops:

A) Sure you can play, but you just can't win: (Click for St. Petersburg Times Article)

One reason the bill has such little hope of passage is that Senate President Jeff Atwater, who's running for chief financial officer, displays little enthusiasm in an election year for social wedge issues like immigration. He buried Baker's bill, sending it to seven committees, a legislative death sentence.

B) Illegal immigration measure appears least likely to pass Legislature: (Click for The Fine Print Blog)

A sweeping illegal immigration measure filed by Sen. Carey Baker, R-Eustis, could have the dubious distinction of being the legislation least likely to pass for the 2010 session. An analysis done on behalf of the Florida Tribune by LobbyTools shows that Baker's legislation -- SB 856 -- has more committee references than any other bill filed so far this year.

Baker's bill has been referred by Senate President Jeff Atwater to seven separate committees. The measure, called the "Florida Illegal Immigration Reform Act," has a number of provisions including requiring lottery winners to be citizens or legal residents, prohibiting cities and counties from adopting laws dealing with illegal immigrants, requiring public employers to verify citizenship status, and blocking illegal immigrants from attending public schools.

Baker on Tuesday joked that the bill was a "personal best" for him and that he has never had any legislation get referred to seven different committees. He acknowledged that there is no way for the bill in its current form to get through the Legislature. "As it is written, it would be impossible to pass,'' said Baker. "Our sessions don't last long enough to go through seven committees of reference."

3) Senate President Jeff Atwater assigned the immigration enforcement bills to his most rabidly anti-enforcement zealot committee chair, Senator Jeremy Ring as the first committee stop.

4) Despite a telephone, fax, and e-mail campaign by FLIMEN, FAIR and NumbersUSA, Senate President Jeff Atwater ignored citizens concerns over illegal immigration and the excessive costs to the state and he continued his ardent blockage.

5) Repeated attempts by Senator Detert and others to influence Senate President Jeff Atwater were rebuffed and Jeff Atwater continued his blockage.
 

Senator Jeff Atwater
824 US Highway 1, #210
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Phone: (561) 625-5101                  
E-mail:  
atwater.jeff.web@flsenate.gov
Jeff Atwater, despite campaigning as a legislator concerned about illegal immigration, aggressively blocked immigration enforcement bills in the 2010 Florida Legislative Session, notably a simple, greatly needed E-Verify bill to focus on the illegal alien job magnet problem.
Senator Jeremy Ring
5790 Margate Blvd.
Margate, FL 33063
Phone: (954) 917-1392
Email:
ring.jeremy.web@flsenate.gov
Jeremy Ring, Atwater's Democratic, rabidly anti-enforcement Lieutenant, refused to schedule hearings on all immigration enforcement bills and presented himself as a slovenly legislator with his offensive unfounded statements.

What makes the blockage of the bills by Jeff Atwater especially offensive is that he has campaigned as a pro-enforcement candidate.  Please view Jeff Atwater's Campaign Questionnaire:

Atwater Survey 2007, Page 1

Atwater Survey 2007, Page 2:

"We can no longer wait for the federal government to act. We must lead the nation on dealing with this issue."  

Sincerely,
Jeff Atwater

Candidate Jeff Atwater promised to "lead the nation on dealing with this issue" but as Senate President Jeff Atwater aggressively blocked all immigration enforcement legislation, notably a simple and needed E-Verify bill.  How loud can you say HYPOCRITE?

Now back to Senator Jeremy Ring. At the Broward County Legislative Delegation Meeting on November 18, 2009, Tea Party activist Danita Kilcullen spoke on behalf of FLIMEN in favor of E-Verify.  After Danita's three minute speech, Senator Ring exclaimed "I am genuinely offended." and then left the hearing.  You are welcome to view the text of Danita's speech:

Broward Legislative Delegation

Do you find it offensive?  FLIMEN VP David Caulkett who resides in Senator Ring's district requested a meeting on January 3, 2010 to clarify what parts the Senator found offensive.  At this meeting Senator Ring was unable to elaborate that any part was offensive.  He also promoted the need to import more foreign high-tech workers.   In a totally unacceptable and slovenly manner Senator Ring said "I am not one of those persons who want to line up illegal immigrants and shoot them." meaning that FLIMEN wanted to do just that.  FLIMEN VP Caulkett grabbed the text of Danita's speech, said "I am genuinely offended." and stormed out of his district office.  Aide Paul Moore and another staff person were witnesses.  Within one hour Senator Ring personally called to apologize but an apology can never compensate for such a hateful, unfounded statement.

The main reason for exposing the crude, slovenly, anti-enforcement zealot Ring is that it cannot be a co-incidence that Senate President Jeff Atwater choose Senator Ring as the lead chairperson to kill any and all immigration enforcement bills.

About six weeks into the Session Senator Ring had not scheduled a hearing for SB1880.  When aide Joel Ramos was queried he give the excuse that "an intern had misplaced the bill" but promised to schedule a hearing for the next week, Week 7.  When the bill was not scheduled for Week 7 as promised, aide Joel Ramos gave the excuse that there was an unknown "technical problem."

It is abundantly clear to FLIMEN and it should be abundantly clear to Floridians that despite campaigning on a platform against illegal immigration, Senate President Jeff Atwater aggressively blocked a much needed bill to verify the legal status of workers.  With Florida's unemployment at about 12% and with illegal immigration costs estimated by FAIR at $3.8 million annually, Senators Atwater and Ring have allowed illegal immigration to continue virtually unabated.  Their political future lies ahead with voters who will accept or reject their callous behavior.

While E-Verify did not get enacted during the 2010 Session this attempt was the best progress over the past 3-4 years.  The 112-0 vote in the Florida House was a milestone.  With public support of AZ SB1070 between 50-90% and with many candidates expressing support for an AZ SB1070 style bill for Florida, the 2011 Session looks promising for some legislation.  At a minimum FLIMEN will continue to pursue public and private E-Verify for Florida during the 2011 Session.

After House Speaker Marco Rubio blocked six bills in 2008, FLIMEN Political Chair and chief strategist Jack Oliver astutely pointed out that it is the Legislature leadership who determine which bills will pass and which ones won't.   For the 2010 Session pressure will be put on 2011 House Speaker Cannon and 2011 Senate President Mike Haridopolos to make sure they too don't block immigration enforcement legislation.

A big thanks to the many activists throughout Florida who made calls, wrote letters, attended hearings and otherwise promoted immigration enforcement legislation.  Thanks to FAIR, IRLI and NumbersUSA for their support. Thanks also to FLIMEN Political Chair Jack Oliver who worked tirelessly and who as usual provided astute political strategy.  Special recognition also goes to new FLIMEN Board Member John Parsons who worked with Jack Oliver in our lobby efforts. Special recognition goes to new FLIMEN Board member Janet Renner who with three hours notice drove to Tallahassee to speak at a hearing.  With such dedication we will surely eventually achieve immigration enforcement legislation.

Respectfully submitted to all Florida citizens concerned about illegal immigration,
David W. Caulkett, VP, FLIMEN

June 4, 2010


 

A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR GOVERNOR CRIST

 

 GOVERNOR DONALD CARCIERI OF RHODE ISLAND MADE AN EXECUTIVE ORDER IN HIS STATE ON MARCH 27, 2008 MANDATING E-VERIFY FOR PUBLIC EMPLOYERS AND IT IS LAW TODAY!

 

GOVERNOR CRIST, WHY HAVEN'T YOU USED YOUR EXECUTIVE POWERS TO PUT FLORIDIANS BACK TO WORK BY MANDATING E-VERIFY FOR PUBLIC EMPLOYERS IN FLORIDA?

 

By a simple stroke of the pen Governor Crist could ensure that every new job on roads, bridges, and public works projects such as SunRail would go to workers who have legal status to work. The employees of all vendors and contractors doing business with governmental agencies within the state of Florida would also be required to have legal status to work. This would stop illegal workers from taking those much needed  jobs.

 

E-Verify for Florida (Governor)

  1. E-Verify has proven in about 15 states to be business-friendly, easy to use, accurate, free to use, low cost to administer, and effective.
     
  2. Governor Crist must support jobs for Floridians, not jobs for illegal workers.
     
  3. Governor Crist needs to enact E-Verify for public employers by Executive Order to ensure tax dollars are used to get Floridians back to work, not illegal workers.

 

Contact Governor Crist with the E-Verify for Florida (Governor) points above:

Governor:  Charlie Crist

Phone Number: 850-488-7146

Fax:  850-487-0801

E-mail:  Charlie.crist@myflorida.com

 

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Worth reading:  Recovering stolen jobs is key to American recovery

February 10, 2010


 

E-VERIFY FOR FLORIDA MUST BE ENACTED

1. E-Verify is a highly successful federal program where employers are required to confirm the legal status of new hires.
2. E-Verify effectively addresses the main enabler of illegal immigration -- the job magnet.
3. E-Verify has been highly successful in about 15 states and a number of municipalities as well has voluntary employers.
4. E-Verify is highly accurate.

5. E-Verify applies only to new hires which allows employers to phase into legality without undue burden.

Links that provide information on E-Verify are:

Controlling Illegal Immigration: What Ohio and Every Other State Can Do
E-Verify Demonstration Video (USCIS)
http://www.dhs.gov/files/programs/gc_1185221678150.shtm
http://www.numbersusa.com/content/enforcement/workplace-verification.html (Great resource)

http://www.nilc.org/immsemplymnt/ircaempverif/e-verify-facts-2009-01-29.pdf (What the opponents say)
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=Zjg3NjMwNzFiODdmM2Q4ODRhOWM3YzFmY2VhYTQ3YmQ=
http://www.heritage.org/Research/immigration/tst082409a.cfm
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-06-23-everify_N.htm
http://www.smartbusinesspractices.com/legal_everifyfaq.php
http://www.miamiherald.com/business/story/1299177.html
http://www.dhs.gov/ynews/releases/pr_1247063976814.shtm
http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/business/articles/2009/10/22/20091022biz-Everify1022.html
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=28872
(Accuracy Rate)

To help enact E-Verify for Florida join the FLIMEN Alert list at www.flimen.org/alerts.htm.
 

January 7, 2010


 

SMASH AMNESTY FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS

The horrific Gutierrez AMNESTY bill was filed in December 2009 mainly to placate the Democratic Left.  The AMNESTY vehicle bill is now be written by Senators Charles Schumer and Lindsay Graham and is expected to be introduced out of the US Senate in February or March, 2010.  Along with the typical rewarding of illegal alien provisions, a move to replace governmental caps on the number of immigrants by a "market-based" system is expected.  That would mean employers can bring in as many foreign workers as they want.  Removal of caps is 'jobs genocide' for American workers. 

The following links provide detailed opinion on the AMNESTY threat:

IF OBAMA & CONGRESS PASS AN IMMIGRATION REFORM ACT IN 2010 (Frosty Wooldridge)

SEN. SCHUMER'S "COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION REFORM" IGNORES LESSONS OF 9/11 (Michael Cutler)

http://cis.org/Amnesty2010/CIRASAP-HR4321

House Democrats Massive Amnesty Bill

 

Reasons that AMNESTY is wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, and wrong:

1.    Rule of law must prevail.  USA is a democracy based on laws.  When laws are blatantly not enforced over a long term, the ultimate result is anarchy.  Although US has not yet reached the chaos of anarchy, the non-enforcement of immigration laws has created much internal tension because citizens often and rightfully feel that illegal aliens are above the law.

2.    Incentive for more illegal immigration.  History has shown that AMNESTY causes more legal and illegal immigration. According to the Heritage Foundation, the 2006 AMNESTY bill would allow an estimated 103 million persons to legally immigrate to the U.S. over the next 20 years.  This mass of humanity would exert considerable stress to any society.

3.    Displacement of American workers.  Illegal aliens hold 7 million jobs while more than 11 million citizens are unemployed and millions more underemployed.

4.    High Costs.  Immigration has high costs including an estimated $3.8b annually just for Florida

5.    Reduction of Services.  Illegal immigration degrades citizen's services such as K-12 public school overcrowding.

 

Quick Summary of Illegal Immigration:

Approximately 40% of the illegal alien population have expired visas (visa overstayers) and approximately 60% have crossed the border illegally (undocumented aliens).  Illegal aliens buy false documents for $150.  Illegal aliens with fraudulent IDs are almost never prosecuted.  Most federal, state, and local governmental agencies claim enforcement of immigration laws is not their responsibility.  Enforcement of immigration laws is lacking because the will of the government to enforce the laws is lacking. The biggest problem facing immigration reform is the effective but bogus 'racializing' (linking something to race) of immigration enforcement.  This is demonstrated when open borders advocates wrongly accuse enforcement advocates of being racist, Klu Klux Klan, etc. The media is significantly to blame for the illegal immigration crisis because of their prolific use of euphemisms, lies and omissions.  Democrat's liberal guilt and Republican's pandering for cheap labor are to blame as well.  Borders are porous and must be secured. Interior enforcement could be easy - just penalize employers with SSN mismatches.  The law and procedures are already in place --- all that is missing is our government's will to enforce and that must and will change.

There has been much debate on border security but little on document security.  If and when the borders are finally secure, little will be achieved unless document security is addressed and solved as law breakers will merely present counterfeit documents to gain entry.

http://cis.org/Transcripts/IDTheftPanel

 

The Three Supremacist Groups:

Illegal Immigration and AMNESTY is an extraordinarily difficult issue to address because the pro-AMNESTY anti-enforcement arguments come from three different groups, each with unique arguments.  Each group has a perceived benefit which they believe trump the rule of law.  Nonetheless, the overwhelming majority of citizens oppose illegal immigration and AMNESTY.

1.    Moral Supremacists.  Often religious groups such as the Catholic Church claim morality as a reason to ignore the rule of law.  While human rights and morality advocates may vociferously claim that it is not wrong to cross a border illegally such a right is not provided in the widely accepted United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights which states in Article 13, line 2:

"Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country."

Article 13 does not provide the right for any global citizen to illegally enter any host nation they so choose. 

2.    Economic Supremacists. Often economic interests claim that their interests supersede the rule of law in order to profit from lower wage foreign labor.  For example, the Chamber of Commerce has a massive lobby to insure the flow of illegal foreign labor to a subset of Chamber members who want to hire foreign workers rather than American workers.  The downside is that the social costs of supporting masses of foreign laborers accrue to tax payers and local governments in addition to making an uneven playing field for the businesses who abide by the law.

3.    Racial/Ethnic Supremacists.  Groups like National Council of La Raza (The Race) loudly and actively espouse that Hispanics should not be subject to the rule of law.  While Hispanics are widely represented, there are many other ethno-centric groups as well with each group seeking special treatment for their racial, cultural, or ethnic preferences. 

 

The Seven Amnesties Passed by Congress:

The most important aspect of the history of amnesties is that the 1986 was promoted as the last amnesty.  The enforcement provisions of the 1986 amnesty were never enforced and led to today’s current crisis.  They were described as “amnesty” in the past but now is touted as “Comprehensive Immigration Reform.”

http://www.numbersusa.com/content/learn/illegal-immigration/seven-amnesties-passed-congress.html

http://www.cis.org/irca-amnesty

http://www.fairus.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=16701&security=1601&news_iv_ctrl=1007

 

Inaccurate Language:

The “debate” on immigration has been more of a name-calling contest than a real discussion of the cost/benefits of legal and illegal immigration.  It has been difficult to rationally discuss the problem because of skewed definitions, euphemisms, oxymorons and other word games. 

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/Democrats-play-word-games-on-immigration-7900449-49456097.html?popup=false

 

Amnesty and Joblessness:

American workers real wages and benefits have been stagnant or decreased over the past few decades.  Unemployment is currently over 10%.  Underemployment is significant but generally not an issue because of overemphasis on the very narrow short-term unemployment statistic.  Almost forgotten in the jobs debate is the old trusted law of supply and demand.  With the mass inflow of foreign labor over several decades, supply is up and should be no surprise that wages and benefits are stagnant or down.  Because of the oversupply of low skill workers, newly arrived immigrants (legal by definition) are disproportionally affected.

http://www.fairus.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=20919&security=1601&news_iv_ctrl=1007

http://www.numbersusa.com/content/learn/illegal-immigration/with-jobless-rates-like-these-how-can-anybody-consider-more-foreign-worker

http://cis.org/UnemploymentAmongNativeWorkers

 

USCIS

There has been very little discussion on how persons given amnesty would be processed.  USCIS does not have the capability to process applicants in a secure manner.

http://www.cis.org/uscis-backlog

 

Costs:

With our dire financial crisis and mounting job losses facing US citizens and immigrants (legal by definition), we can no longer afford the huge costs of illegal invasion and AMNESTY.

http://www.flimen.org/illegal_immigration-FL_Facts.htm

http://www.flimen.org/impacts.htm

http://www.cis.org/articles/2004/fiscalexec.html

http://www.cis.org/immigrants_profile_2007 (pg. 32, tables 21-26)

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=research_focus3cd6_sup%20

 

Benefits of preventing illegal immigration & saying no to AMNESTY:

 http://www.flimen.org/articles/BENEFITS_OF_PREVENTING_ILLEGAL_IMMIGRATION_&_SAYING_NO_TO_AMNESTY.pdf

 

Additional  AMNESTY Information:

National sites:

www.cis.org
www.fairus.org
www.numbersusa.org

State sites:

www.flimen.org
www.cairco.us

January 7, 2010

2) Florida's Illegal Alien Hiring Halls Section

Florida Illegal Alien Hiring Halls

Numerous Florida municipalities are rapidly proliferating the El Sol model in a misguided attempt to combat on-the-street job solicitation by unlawfully present foreign nationals.  The El Sol model started in Jupiter. 

Legitimizing illegal hiring by officially sanctioning illegal alien hiring halls is not a solution.  Consider:

  • The effect of hiring illegal foreign workers lowers the wages and benefits of American workers.

  • Significant costs to taxpayers include public education, emergency health care and law enforcement.  See Impacts.

  • Illegal alien hiring halls are exacerbating the problem by providing a job magnet to further the illegal invasion. 

  • The illegal hiring transactions are a federal felony

 

When will the El Sol Plague reach your neighborhood?

The Lake Worth, Loxahatchee Groves and Miami-Dade Bay halls are modeled after the El Sol model.  

El Sol proponents seemingly are seeking to rival McDonald's expansion plans.  Per a September 16, 2006 Palm Beach (Com)Post editorial:

"El Sol has the chance to be the model for Lake Worth, West Palm Beach and cities throughout South Florida that realize the corrosive effects of ignoring a problem that isn't going away."

 

Because the El Sol model is a root cause of the proliferations, citizen opponents and FLIMEN have made it a priority to shut down El Sol.  For information on Jupiter and the other sites:

Actions you should take to help shut down El Sol are:

 Fellow citizens, we have the fight of our lives if we are to save this country!

February 26, 2008