Zamarripa (L) rants as fellow reconquista Pedro Marin (R) observes
Zamarripa Watch
Who Supports Sam Zamarripa, Reconquista Georgia State Senator?
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Gwinnett
Daily Post Editorial -- March 23, 2006 The hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds, especially Latino liberals. When the debate centered around driver's licenses for illegal aliens, I said illegal immigration is a problem best addressed by the federal government, and that states would not fix the problem by issuing licenses to illegals. I was told that the statement was a cop-out... |
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Journal-Constitution -- March 22, 2006 The state Legislature's most ambitious attempt to confront illegal immigration got a significant overhaul Tuesday as the Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act lumbered through the lawmaking process en route to a final showdown later this week on the House floor. [SamZam does his usual shuck- and- jive over this bill.] |
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D.A. King
-- The Dustin Inman Society -- February 11, 2006 ...Citing section 1-4.3 of the Rules of the Georgia State Senate dealing with conflict of interest, I am hereby requesting that the senator from the 36th district, Sam Zamarripa, be prohibited from voting on any pending or future legislation regarding illegal immigration in the current legislative session... |
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D. A. King
-- VDare.com -- December 30, 2005 What do you call an American elected official who sits on the national board of MALDEF, and is founding partner of a bank that was making mortgage loans to illegal aliens before making mortgage loans to illegal aliens was cool? -- What would you call him if he agitated for his illegal alien bank customers from his elected position... |
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Gwinnett
Daily Post -- November 20, 2005 ..."We can't control the border, but we can do something to make sure Georgia is not a destination for illegal immigrants,'' said Senate President Pro Tempore Eric Johnson. "We don't want to be a magnet.'' -- But Sen. Sam Zamarripa, [invasion profiteer/cheerleader and] one of three Hispanic members of the legislature, disagrees with the mindset... |
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VDare.com
-- August 6, 2005 Here in Georgiafornia our efforts at public education on the organized crime that advances our colonization have been ignored by the MSM once again. -- Late last month, we staged a second protest at Georgia State Senator [and national board member of MALDEF] $am Zammarpia's mortgage loans -to illegal aliens operation... |
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Latino - 6/23/05 [See
'English' link in upper right corner] Georgia TeVe the new channel for Hispanic viewers isn't just a dream come true, but a smart investment intended to draw the general community and advertisers to Georgia's first local TV station for Latinos. -- Georgia TeVe will be aired 24 hours a day on Comcast's channel 150. |
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Jimmy Herchek
-- March 7, 2005 Georgians: Calls needed in support of HR-256 Pro-illegal state legislators [namely ethnic pimps Zamarripa and Marin] acting as the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO a big name for a 3 member organization) are trying to mount a public relations effort to influence Governor Sonny Perdue and Georgia state legislators to derail proposed laws to ban public services to illegal aliens... |
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The American
Resistance Foundation -- February 26, 2005 Rally was held in Atlanta earlier today [click here for details] - [Find out about Zamarippa] |
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23, 2005 Protest Coming Up February 26, 2005 -- Atlanta, Georgia The American Resistance Foundation [T.A.R.] and concerned American citizens will rally in front of the United Americas Bank, 3789 Roswell Rd., Atlanta, at 10:00 AM Saturday, 26 February 2005 [illegal alien aiding and abetting state senator Sam Zamarripa is deeply involved with this sleazy bank]. The rally is the first of an ongoing effort to draw public and media attention to the bank's practice of making mortgage loans... |
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February
10, 2005 Enforce the law to stem flow of illegal aliens In Mexico, before a citizen is allowed to vote, he must present his federal voter ID - which also serves as the defacto national ID card there. To obtain that ID, he must prove his citizenship, with a certified birth certificate, and provide detailed proof of residence. -- On that card is the bearer's fingerprint, photograph and a tamper-proof holographic image... |
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Latino USA
Sound File Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with Atlanta State Senator Sam Zamarripa, and , a columnist and self-described 'immigration crime fighter' about Latino immigration in the American south. -- Make sure to watch 'CNN Presents' this coming Sunday for more.... . [This sound file is 6 minutes, 55 seconds long] |
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TheAmericanResistance.com
-- August 27, 2004 Listen to audio of remarks made to the Georgia senate by Georgia state state senator Sam Zamarripa on April 17, 2003: While withdrawing his amendment to SB 191 - an amendment that would have allowed illegal aliens to obtain a Georgia driver's license - state senator Zamarripa explained that illegal aliens were driving the trucks of his fellow state senators, and that he would continue to try to offer similar legislation. |
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Atlanta
Journal Constitution -- June 22, 2004 The State Ethics Commission on Monday fined two lawmakers for violating campaign laws... -- In unanimous votes, the board fined state Sen. Sam Zamarripa (D-Atlanta) $3,000 for exceeding campaign donation limits and state Rep. Pedro Marin (D-Duluth) $150 for failing to disclose his membership in an organization. -- The commission action came in response to complaints filed against the lawmakers by of Lawrenceville... |
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GA State Sen. Sam Zamarripa -- April 5, 2004 Zamarripa is a dangerous anti-American menace ...Once again Mr. Zamarripa, you are the one who is anti-America and a danger to this country! Take a good look in the mirror and see who is really destroying this nation! We are losing jobs, our jails are overflowing, diseases are increasing, our schools are under funded and overcrowded, our taxes grow higher, our highways are more and more congested, our border cities look like Tijuana... |
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Patrol Feature Item -- April 4, 2004 Lying Reconquista Zamarripa Attacks American Patrol Zamarripa: "What you have before you I wanted to share this with you is what is called the Zamarripa Watch. This is a site that is dedicated to following my activities here in the Senate and it has been here for more than a year. It is propagated by a group that originates, not in Georgia, but originates in Idaho. And the name of that group is the . |
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Journal-Constitution -- March 24, 2004 [Unworthy of Posting on Home Page] ..."Immigrants are looking for connectivity," said state Rep. Sam Zamarripa, one of three Latinos in the state Legislature. "If you leave a country and you have love of that country, then clearly you want to see it aligned with the United States." Although pocketbook issues heavily influence choices, U.S. foreign policy, trade and immigration issues get more consideration among immigrant voters than they do in mainstream America. [This clown is unable to differentiate between immigrants and illegals. Pathetic.] |
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Jimmy Herchek
-- March 18, 2004 Georgia Legislative Alert! Just like last session when Sam Zamarripa tried to sneakily attach a driver' s licenses for illegals law as a hidden amendment to a bill, he's up to the same tricks this year as the Legislature faced a mountain of proposed legislation on its cross-over day yesterday... |
D.A. KingMichNews.com -- March 14, 2004
...State Representative Marin, state Senator Zamarippa and their willing accomplices know that the possession of a driver's license in today's America is custody of the "key to the kingdom". With that document, one can obtain all manner of privileges and benefits to which citizens and legal residents are entitled - including the right to purchase a gun, board an airplane, gain further access to American social services - and registering to vote...
Atlanta Latino [Click on 'English' link in upper right corner of page] -- 2/8/04
...Jerry González, executive director of the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials, asked Lunsford to support a resolution that [Sam] Zamarripa and [Pedro] Marin are writing for the president's proposed immigration policy. --- At a gathering to support the undocumented community's efforts to gain driver's licenses, Rep. Barbara Mobley announced that she is filing a new driver's license bill...
Atlanta Latino [Click on 'English' link in upper right corner of page] -- 10/27/03
On Oct. 16 during the monthly Mexican American Business Chamber breakfast in Atlanta, Sen. Sam Zamarripa [shown at left] criticized the attitude of certain legislators and anti-immigrant groups that do not approve of granting driver's licenses to undocumented individuals [criminals]. --"The DL is nothing but a permit to drive," said Zamarripa [a blatant lie, something this apparently racist clown is used to].
Licenses Get People
Aboard AirplanesAthens (Georgia) Banner-Herald -- September 28, 2003
While driving to work one morning in 2001, an Athens woman [read: invader] was stopped by a police officer [and] soon found herself in jail. --And-- [T]he Athens-area Hispanic Concerns Committee last week held a public forum on the issue featuring state Sen. Sam Zamarripa and state Rep. Pedro Marin, both of whom have sponsored legislation to make it easier for undocumented immigrants [criminals] to obtain licenses.
D.A. KingMarietta (Georgia) Daily Journal -- July 31, 2003
...A quote from closer to home from Georgia state Sen. Sam Zamarippa in 2000: "Your song may be, 'We Shall Overcome.' Our song is 'We shall overwhelm.'" -- Zamarippa was explaining how the Hispanic lobby would handle resistance to Hispanic "influence" in our region. He advocates giving illegal aliens drivers' licenses "because they are here" and "they are going to drive anyway." So much for Mr. Franklin's nation of law, aye, Mr. Zamarippa?
Transcript May 28, 2003
Benefits for unlawful intruders in Georgia
Georgia state Sen. Sam Zamarripa tries to convince MSNBC's Joe Scarborough that giving cheap tuition to hordes of foreign invaders is somehow a good thing. Show aired on May 28.
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WatchAccess North Georgia -- April 18, 2003
Atlanta - The state Senate reversed a bill Thursday that would allow driver's license privileges in Georgia for undocumented workers [criminals]. -- The bill had been a top priority of the state's rapidly growing Hispanic community and Georgia's first Hispanic senator. -- "Unless we treat the Hispanic community well, we cannot grow as a state,'' says Sen. Sam Zamarripa.
Jimmy Herchek -- Lawrenceville, Georgia -- April 17, 2003
No Georgia driver's licenses for invaders.... at least for now
Instead of facing the disgrace of overwhelming defeat, Sam Zamarripa withdrew his amendment during floor debate tonight on House Bill 191. The proposal to grant driver's licenses to illegals is dead, at least for a while, in Georgia. -- Special thanks to American Patrol and all the great Americans who follow immigration matters at your site who made telephone calls and wrote messages to our Georgia Senators. They received an overwhelming response which could not be ignored. Thank You!!!
Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- April 16, 2003
The Senate could reverse itself Thursday and deny driver's license privileges...for illegal immigrants. -- Republican state senators are planning to ask for reconsideration of a bill that passed Monday. That measure had been amended to include language that would grant driver's licenses to immigrants from the "free trade area of the Americas," the 33 Western Hemisphere nations negotiating a trade agreement. (Reconquista Sam) Zamarripa said the Republicans are preparing to act "against the Hispanic community in Georgia." (Just the criminals, Sam)
Access North Georgia -- April 15, 2003
A measure that would allow undocumented workers [criminals] to obtain a state-issued driver's license passed the Georgia Senate on Monday. -- The legislation's sponsor and Georgia's first Hispanic senator, Sen. Sam Zamarripa, D-Atlanta, said there is an enormous population of immigrants [he means illegal aliens] living, working and driving in the state. The bill would ensure they are legally licensed, understand the rules of the road and carry auto insurance [a lie].
Action
Alert!April 15, 2003
Lobbying Against Illegal Alien Licenses in Georgia Needed
The Georgia Senate passed a bill with amendments by Democrat Sen. Sam Zamarripa which effectively resurrects House Bill 578 -- a proposal to grant driver's licenses to illegal immigrants from Latin America. (Unconstitutional, but why enforce the Constitution?) A vote to reconsider will be held Thursday, April 17th.....
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WatchAtlanta Latino [Click on 'English' link in upper right corner] -- April 10, 2003
...While touring the state last week, told Atlanta Latino what he thought of [Rep. Pedro] Marín and Zamarripa's bill. -- "First of all I don't agree with the legislation being connected to the FTAA," he said. "I respect our Latin American neighbors and support bringing the FTAA to Atlanta." If residents are here legally, he said, they should be able to drive, but not if they are undocumented." [Call and ask the Governor not to sign any legislation which contains a provision to give licenses to illegals -]
Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- April 8, 2003
...Rep. Pedro Marin and Sen. Sam Zamarripa each have proposed bills that would grant restricted driving licenses to all people -- regardless of citizenship status -- from countries that are part of the Free Trade Area of the Americas. Atlanta is competing to land the headquarters of the Free Trade Area of the Americas []. -- Marin said he would ask the House today to reconsider its vote.
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NoteAtlanta Journal-Constitution -- April 7, 2003
A proposal that would give many illegal immigrants in Georgia some driving privileges is scheduled to be debated in the Legislature today. --- Rep. Pedro Marin and Sen. Sam Zamarripa have each proposed bills that would grant restricted driver's licenses to all people -- regardless of citizenship status -- from countries participating in [an intrernational] trade pact... [This is not only absurd, ]
Atlanta Latino [Click on 'English' link in upper right corner of page] -- POLL ON PAGE -- April 3, 2003
...It is immigrants like Eduardo Vásquez [he's not an 'immigrant'] who would benefit from a bill proposed by state Sen. Sam Zamarripa, jointly filed in the House by his colleague, Rep. Pedro Marín. The bill, titled the Economic Development and Public Safety Act, looks at the economic impact of undocumented immigrants [criminals], who provide the labor for much of the state's construction industry [illegals are prohibited by law from working in the U.S.]..... [The September 11 killers also had licenses] []
Atlanta Latino Editorial [Click on 'English' link in upper right corner of page] -- March 27, 2003
...Georgians love hiring Latinos -- documented or not. It's no secret that many employers seek them out, regardless of their immigration status [it is illegal to hire invaders]. -- But as much as Georgians praise Latino workers, many bristle at the idea of giving them a license to drive to work [illegals are prohibited from working in the U.S.] . A driver's license, many say, is the "key to the kingdom." It is used in this country to prove identity in many common activities: boarding planes, opening a bank account, even voting....
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - March 23, 2003
...The Hispanic media, in editorials and articles, has blasted [freshman state representative David] Casas for not being pro-Latino enough. The Lilburn Republican has drawn the ire of some who say he's on the wrong side of the issues. Especially where it concerns undocumented workers [criminals]. -- Casas doesn't support granting Georgia driver's licenses to undocumented workers. He also doesn't want the children of those immigrants to receive HOPE college scholarships. -- Sen. Zamarripa has been highly critical of what they call Casas's lack of a "Latino agenda." --- "Do we have to throw David Casas' mom in jail before he'll stand up?"
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WatchAtlantaLatino.com - AP Posted March 12, 2003
Atlanta -- Sen. Sam Zamarripa's driver's license bill was read on the Senate floor, and Rep. Pedro Marín's identical bill was read on the House floor. Known as The Economic Development and Public Safety Act, the bill is not just about driver's licenses. -- The bill ties the issue to the state's economic interest in trying to win the Secretariat of the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
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WatchAtlantaLatino.com -- AP Posted February 23, 2003
Driver's License Confusion
The House and Senate have each added another driver's license bill, bringing the total number of bills on the issue to seven. -- "There is a lot of confusion," said Sen. Sam Zamarripa. "And I'm going to add to that confusion, but mine is going to be the lightning-rod bill." -- He said Rep. Pedro Marín will file a duplicate bill in the House this week that grants licenses to documented and undocumented residents.
Letter to
the EditorGwinnett Daily Post (Published) -- February 19, 2003
Sam Zamarripa as hero a bad choice for GDP
...If you do your homework, you will find that not even three years ago in 2000, [Sam] Zamarippa declared to retiring executive director of the Atlanta Urban League, "Your song may be, 'We shall overcome,'... "Our song is, 'We shall overwhelm.'" Overwhelm is exactly what Mexico is doing to the United States in a calculated, concentrated manner while Americans work and live asleep at the wheel.
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NoteGwinnett Daily Post (Georgia) -- February 11, 2003
A politician is calling for the resignation of state Rep. Pedro Marin, one of the state's first Hispanic lawmakers, because Marin works for a nonprofit. -- Jimmy Herchek issued a press release Monday calling state Rep. Pedro Marin, an agent of the Mexican government. -- Herchek's accusation stemmed from Marin's sponsorship of a bill which, if passed, would grant driver's licenses to illegal immigrants who have obtained a Matricula Consular. -- Marin said he is working with Sen. Sam Zamarripa, a fellow Latino lawmaker, on another version of that bill...
We Get February 2, 2003
Re: Georgia gets it's own invader-cheerleading legislator
Sam Zamarripa is already throwing around the "R" word! Amazingly, he defeated a Black woman to represent a Senate district that is 63 percent Black. Apparently, anyone who resists his agenda is going to be called racist (presumably, even if they are black!)