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Bill Gil' Cedillo and September 5, 2003 -- A grinning former MEChA member and vehement Mexican reconquista State Senator "One Bill Gil" Cedillo holds the freshly signed illegal alien driver's license bill (SB60) as a gleeful radical pest Assemblyman Fabian Nunez looks on. Seated is the pandering failed Governor Gray Davis, a traitor who was (the first Calif. Governor in history to be removed -- he was replaced by actor Arnold Schwarzenegger). Mayor James 'L.A. is a Mexican City' Hahn, City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, and rabid reconquista Antonio Villaraigosa are in the background. SB60 was eventually repealed in December, 2003, but the evil Cedillo vowed to bring it back.... and he did just that in February, 2004 as SB1160. He has since said that he will keep pushing to reward pesky criminal invaders until the day he expires. |
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Elsie Cooper -- American Thinker -- April 27, 2012  California is changing its laws in order to be "fair and compassionate" toward illegal [aliens] living in the state. Governor Jerry Brown signed the "California Dream Act," which allows illegal [aliens] access to state aid at public universities and colleges. In addition, Assemblyman Gil Cedillo (D) along with Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck are calling for illegal [aliens] to be given California driver's licenses... |
Los Angeles Times -- October 8, 2011  The lawmaker who authored the California Dream Act said Saturday that Gov. Jerry Brown has signed the bill allowing Illegal [aliens] attending California universities to receive state financial aid. -- Brown's office declined comment, and an announcement on the legislation has not yet been made. -- But Assemblyman Gil Cedillo said he was notified Saturday morning... [See Cal Meltdown Watch] |
| Fontana (Calif.) Herald News -- September 9, 2011 The second part of the California Dream Act was approved last Friday by the State Assembly by a vote of 45-27, opening the doors for [illegal aliens in need of deportation] to apply for state financial aid. -- AB 131, which was approved on Thursday by the State Senate, is now en route to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk for signature. -- Authored by Assemblymember Gil Cedillo, which was approved and signed last July... |
Kimberly Dvorak -- The Examiner -- September 6, 2011  ...Currently state law mandates drivers caught, usually at safety checkpoints, are written up and their cars impounded for up to 30 days. Authors of AB 353 contend that illegal [aliens.... criminals] and the Latino population in general are more susceptible to losing their impounded vehicles altogether. -- Gil Cedillo... claims that police impound unlicensed driver's vehicles to raise additional money... something that places an undue burden on Latino families... |
| Kimberly Dvorak -- The Examiner -- August 26, 2011 Part two of California's DREAM Act that seeks to provide financial aid for illegal aliens hits the Senate floor. The controversial DREAM Act legislation is expected to pass along party lines that heavily favor Democrats. -- AB 131 is sponsored by Democratic Assemblyman Gil Cedillo (D-Los Angeles) and proposes illegal alien students can compete for the $40 million in public financial aid... [See Cal Meltdown Watch] |
| Los Angeles Times -- July 28, 2011 ...[Illegal aliens] are aiming for larger public scholarships and grants -- such as the Cal Grant, which awards up to $12,192. But those are currently available only to U.S. citizens, a requirement that AB 131 would change. Supporters of that bill, also by Assemblyman Gil Cedillo (D-Los Angeles), say they plan to lobby to move it forward next month... |
| Reuters -- July 26, 2011 Los Angeles -- California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law on Monday a bill allowing illegal [aliens] to receive privately funded scholarships to attend the state's public colleges and universities. -- The bill, dubbed the California Dream Act, passed the state Legislature earlier this month and aims at helping illegal [aliens]... [See Cal Meltdown Watch] |
| California Independent Voter Network -- January 19, 2011 With the reintroduction on Friday of AB 130 [by rabid reconquista Gil Cedillo], the California Dream Act, state legislators have given yet another indication that California will be a conducive climate to building a bridge with the illegal immigrant population while other states seek to strictly enforce federal law... |
| San Jose Mercury News -- January 11, 2011 A bill that would grant [illegal alien] students access to financial aid is being revived in the state Legislature this week. -- The California Dream Act would allow students who are [illegal aliens] to benefit from the same financial aid as other California students attending the state's public colleges and universities... [See Cal Meltdown Watch] |
| American Patrol Report -- October 1, 2010 Schwarzenegger vetoes California DREAM Act The webmaster just heard from Gov. Schwarzenegger's Riverside, Calif. office at 9:55 AM PT today and was advised that SB1460, "One Bill Gil" Cedillo's California DREAM Act, was vetoed. |
| Orange County Register -- May 27, 2010 ...[S]ome Latino lawmakers are now threatening to block [a major deal] after the City Council last week declared Costa Mesa a "Rule of Law City" where people who are in this country illegally [criminals] are not welcome. -- "The city government of Costa Mesa should not think that they can act with immunity as it relates to these matters," said State Sen. Gilbert Cedillo, chairman of the California Latino Legislative Caucus... |
PBS Newshour -- February 16, 2010  California has ramped up the use of sobriety checkpoints to target intoxication and crack down on unlicensed drivers. But its policy of seizing vehicles is under fire both for targeting [illegal aliens] and for generating an estimated $40 million in revenues... ["One Bill Gil" Cedillo whines about the impoundment of vehicles driven by unlicensed illegals] |
| Sacramento Bee -- February 16, 2010 As one of the first [Mexican reconquista fanatics] in the nation to endorse Barack Obama, Democratic state Sen. Gilbert Cedillo of Los Angeles campaigned hard for the president, but he's disappointed now. -- The reason: Obama failed to act on a comprehensive overhaul of immigration laws in his first year in office, as he promised to do when he ran for president... [See Amnesty Watch] |
| Kimberly Dvorak -- The Examiner -- September 29, 2009 State Senator Gilbert Cedillo-D put forth a resolution that passed in the California Senate condemning specified policies and practices of federal agencies regarding the enforcement of immigration laws. Furthermore Cedillo's resolution urges Congress and President Obama to declare an immediate moratorium on immigration policies and practices until a comprehensive reform of immigration [aka amnesty] is enacted.... |
| We Get E-Mail -- September 28, 2009 Reconquista zealot Cedillo wants to declare open borders State Senator 'One Bill Gil' Cedillo wants to declare California an open-borders state. -- He introduced his Senate resolution on September 3... |
| Los Angeles Times -- May 20, 2009 State Board of Equalization Vice Chairwoman Judy Chu won the most votes Tuesday for the open 32nd Congressional District seat, running well ahead of fellow Democrat state Sen. Gil Cedillo, but she fell short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff... |
| The Columbian -- Vancouver, Wash. -- May 10, 2009 ...["One Bill Gil"] Cedillo has the support of the political arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, which is eager to keep the seat in Hispanic hands. -- For Hispanics, "a lot of our needs have not been met," said Rep. Joe Baca, a Democrat and caucus member who represents a neighboring district. "It's a Hispanic seat. We should not lose that seat." [] |
| Los Angeles Times -- April 11, 2009 Gil Cedillo, a Los Angeles state senator running for Congress, has spent more than $125,000 gathered from campaign donors over the last six years on shopping excursions, gourmet meals, entertainment and upscale hotels around the globe, public records show... |
