'Ethnic Studies' Professor at the University of California, Riverside
Anti-American Fifth-Columnist Menace
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"Ladies and Gentlemen, what this means is a transfer of power, it means control, and it is the young people, the people who are now moving to develop an agenda for the twenty first century they are going to be in a position to really make the promise of what the Chicano movement was all about in terms of self-determination, in terms of empowerment, even in the terms of an Aztlan...."
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Riverside
(Calif.) Press-Enterprise -- November 15, 2007 Several Inland immigration-rights advocates are heading to Mexico City to participate in a first-ever summit Friday and Saturday between U.S.-based activists of Mexican ancestry and members of the Mexican Congress. -- The Mexican Congress last month called for the "parliament," which will include up to 500 delegates...  |
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San Bernardino
County Sun -- May 17, 2007 A small troupe of dissenters led by UC Riverside professor [and rabid Mexican Reconquista] Armando Navarro ripped the city in a Wednesday news conference, charging city leaders colluded to stifle free speech and favored some demonstrators over others based on political views. |
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Press -- November 16, 2006 ..."We are not taking it like the Democrats are a panacea for immigration reform," said Armando Navarro, coordinator of the National Alliance for Human Rights, an umbrella organization for Hispanic groups in Southern California. "But if they hope to capture the White House in 2008, they better listen to us." |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- September 18, 2006 Armando Navarro, the longtime Inland activist for [illegal alien... criminal] and Latino rights, is in Mexico today, deep into at least his third political battle this year. -- "We're going into a very precarious, explosive, volatile situation," said the UCR ethnic studies professor, who is in Mexico City protesting the narrow loss by a candidate... |
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Los Angeles
Times -- July 7, 2006 ...UC Riverside's [rabid Mexican Reconquista Armando] Navarro said his research showed that in 10 to 25 years, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas and Utah will be 50% Latino. -- "I call that re-Mexicanization, not reconquista," said Navarro. "A new majority is forming. Everything will change. The White House will be within our reach. We might have to change the name to the Brown House." |
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San Bernardino
County Sun -- July 6, 2006 ...The National Alliance for Human Rights and other groups said there were widespread irregularities in Sunday's election that could prevent leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador from becoming president. -- "We are prepared to participate in the struggle with our compatriots in Mexico to make sure that democracy and justice prevails," Armando Navarro... |
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San Bernardino
County Sun -- June 18, 2006 With a brewing fight over illegal immigration, the summer of 2006 here is in the historic league of the civil- rights battles 50 years ago in Montgomery, Ala. -- "San Bernardino has become a tinderbox," said Armando Navarro, a UC Riverside professor who is coordinator for the advocacy group. "This is our Montgomery in many ways." |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- June 8, 2006 Opponents of a San Bernardino special ballot measure to crack down on illegal immigrants will hold a public meeting June 17 to organize themselves for the coming campaign. -- The National Alliance for Human Rights called the meeting, said coordinator [rabid Mexican Reconquista extremist] Armando Navarro... |
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Los Angeles
Times and Associated Press -- May 3, 2006 ...In the aftermath of "A Day Without Immigrants," the urgent question immigrants and their supporters face is how to translate the passion of the streets into lasting political gains. -- "We need to take this critical mass and organize it. Marching is not enough," said Armando Navarro, coordinator of a Southern California umbrella organization... |
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San Bernardino
County Sun -- April 29, 2006 District schools will not administer standardized tests Monday - the same day organizers of a massive boycott are calling on students to stay out of classes. -- Superintendent Arturo Delgado made the announcement at the district's headquarters while standing next to Armando Navarro, a [rabidly anti-American Mexican Reconquista...] |
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Voice -- April 27, 2006 Organizers of the planned 1 May illegal aliens' protest marches, dubbed the "Great American Boycott", are saying the illegals 'work stoppage' will be a day where no lawns are mowed, restaurant kitchens have no help and homes have no domestic workers. High school, middle school and university students are also being encouraged to walk out... |
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Vassilaros -- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review -- April 24, 2006 Armando Navarro is on the verge of doing more to end illegal immigration in America than anyone in the Bush administration. (Speaking of damning with faint praise.) But Mr. Navarro does not know it. -- Even when he candidly admits that the invasion of illegal aliens will not slow even if every illegal now in America qualifies for amnesty. |
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Press -- April 20, 2006 Organizers of a movement that has led hundreds of thousands of immigrants onto the nation's streets are split over whether to press ahead with the next big protest. -- "Our credibility as a community is on the line," said Armando Navarro... "We've shown our power politically, but if we can't show it economically, we are going to lose it." |
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Inland Valley
Daily Bulletin -- April 15, 2006 [Illegal alien... criminal]- rights advocates demanded Thursday that the nation's largest Spanish- language television network publicly apologize for an e-mail they say was distributed throughout the company asking employees not to participate or promote the planned nationwide "Day Without a Latino" event on May 1. |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- April 10, 2006 ...Working separately is the National Alliance for Human Rights, an umbrella group of grass-roots groups coordinated by UCR ethnic studies professor [and rabid Reconquista] Armando Navarro. -- Navarro was in Arizona on Saturday at an event intended to more closely align U.S. activist groups with groups in Mexico and Latin America. |
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Washington
Times -- February 20, 2006 ...[Raving Mexican reconquista nuisance] Armando Navarro, chairman and professor of ethnic studies at U.C. Riverside, said coalition members agreed not only to respond to the legislation -- written by Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner, Wisconsin Republican and chairman of the House Judiciary Committee -- but to defeat it and call for immigration reform. |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- February 12, 2006 About 550 people attended an Immigration Summit on Saturday to learn how they could help stop an anti- [illegal] immigration bill from being signed into law. -- Armando Navarro, "professor" of ethnic studies [and vehement Mexican reconquista], said the alliance is working on a two- point plan focusing on leaders in America, Mexico, and Central and South American countries. |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- January 13, 2006 Hundreds of people packed into the downtown San Bernardino city library Thursday to applaud critics of an immigration-reform bill and organize February as a month of opposition. -- The immigration bill and an escalating anti-Latino and anti-immigrant political atmosphere led... Armando Navarro to call the meeting... |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- January 10, 2006 Rep. Joe Baca will address a public forum Thursday about the problems that an immigration reform bill pending in the Senate could pose for Inland residents. -- ...Armando Navarro called the meeting to organize a statewide strategy to defeat the bill and to respond to what he describes as escalating political attacks against Latinos. |
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Inland Valley
Daily Bulletin -- October 17, 2005 ...Armando Navarro, chairman of the ethics department at UC Riverside and member of the National Alliance for Human Rights and the Gente Unida Coalition, has been an outspoken critic of the project that he believes is racially motivated. -- The Minuteman volunteers have a racist agenda, and in this battle we will win the war," [opined the subversive]. |
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Border Patrol -- September 23, 2005 Navarro strikes again Armando Navarro lives in the La Sierra section of Corona, California. He is adding a swimming pool to his home. At a meeting of contractors, that included one of the most prestigious swimming pool builders in the area, Navarro instructed all in attendance that only Mexicans would work on his pool. That included Mexican contractors and Mexican workers. |
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Press -- July 27, 2005 San Diego -- Clashes between California Minutemen and protesters are heating up along the Mexican border with reports of shots fired and an alleged scuffle between a state senator's aide and a university professor. -- The confrontation between UCR ethnic studies professor Armando Navarro and Mark Belgen, an aide to Sen. Bill Morrow... |
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Imperial
Valley Press -- El Centro-- June 19, 2005 With the Minuteman Project expected to start up in San Diego in July, a National Alliance for Human Rights coordinator wants to organize Imperial Valley residents against the project. -- Armando Navarro... met with a small group in Calexico to warn them of the issues surrounding the Minuteman Project. |
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June 16, 2005 The Minuteman Project, and other volunteer border patrol groups, are expected to face their toughest opposition yet when they move to California this summer for a series of events along the Mexican border. -- A growing resistance movement made up largely of Hispanic activists, some of whom accuse the Minutemen of practicing vigilante- style justice... |
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Los Angeles
Times -- April 21, 2005 Riverside activists on Wednesday announced plans to discourage border crossings on May 1 between Douglas, Ariz., and Agua Prieta, Mexico, to protest the Minuteman Project and illustrate how the economies of U.S. border towns depend on the Mexican people. -- "The object of our effort will be to literally close the border," [reconquista menace Armando Navarro] said... [] |
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San Bernardino
County Sun -- April 17, 2005 Leaders of the National Alliance for Human Rights [led by anti-American goon Armando Navarro] met here Saturday to plan the next steps in their fight against the Minuteman project, which members of the group called a mob of vigilante racists. -- There are plans for people to block the border crossing [at ]... |
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Washington
Times -- March 29, 2005 ...The groups also are planning to protest the protesters of illegal immigration by forming a human chain across the border and by warning border crossers of the project's presence. -- "The essence of what we are doing is trying to prevent any violence," said Armando Navarro [a vehement Mexican reconquista]... |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- March 27, 2005 Waving American flags and drawing honks and hoots from passing cars and trucks, about 40 protesters picketed the Altura Credit Union in Riverside Saturday because it allows |
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-- March 26, 2005 ...Armando Navarro [a vehement Mexican reconquista] equated the Minuteman Project and its armed volunteers to a militia. "They are domestic terrorists that represent a danger to the country and could promote a major border conflict that will have serious ramifications and consequences," he said. "Why do they need weapons? Who are they afraid of?" |
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North County
Times -- March 23, 2005 When a civilian group calling itself the deploys along the Arizona border with Mexico next month to try to deter illegal immigrants from entering the country, the volunteers of the group will not be alone in the desert. -- The NAHR, headed by UC Riverside professor Armando Navarro [the rabid reconquista shown at left], is also organizing rallies... |
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Orange County
Register -- March 20, 2005 Jim Gilchrist hopes most of his neighbors won't believe the signs held by protesters at the entrance to his quiet, gated community. -- They included ", a racist domestic terrorist" and "KKK supports Minuteman" scrawled in bold letters and displayed by almost 50 protesters... [Notorious Chicano separatist and rabid reconquista Armando Navarro was one of the organizers of this rant.] |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- March 19, 2005 ...During a press conference at La Placita Park in San Bernardino, UC Riverside professor Armando Navarro [shown at left]... [a rabidly anti- American fanatic with a long history of troublemaking], called "terrorists" and predicted that they would treat border-crossers violently during the monthlong patrols scheduled to begin April 1. |
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Inland Valley
Daily Bulletin -- March 18, 2005 A largely Latino network of activists [led by fervent Mexican reconquista Armando Navarro, the loathsome weasel shown at left] is preparing to protest -- on both sides of the border -- a partially armed next month. -- Protest activities, spearheaded by the National Alliance for Human Rights, probably will include rallies and vigils... |
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North County
Times -- March 10, 2005 Law-enforcement officials appeared this week to have mixed reactions to the controversial , planned by a group that says that next month, it will patrol a desolate stretch of the U.S. border with Mexico in search of illegal immigrants in Arizona. -- And a group of Latino activists [the notorious reconquista goon Armando Navarro] announced it was preparing its own group... |
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Riverside
Press Enterprise -- March 3, 2005 A network of largely Latino activists is taking on an armed, civilian border-patrol operation set to launch next month. -- The National Alliance for Human Rights [run by fifth-columnist Armando Navarro] -- which protested U.S. Border Patrol arrests of illegal residents in the Inland Empire this past summer -- is spearheading efforts to counter the group of civilian border-watchers it calls "domestic terrorists." |
