Isabel Garcia- Rabid Mexican Reconquista

Garcia KMSB-TV -- Tucson -- November 8, 2007
Mexican Reconquista fanatic chimes in on deportations
...In 30 years as [a rabid Mexican Reconquista zealot], Isabel Garcia participates in most protests for immigration rights. Nevertheless, when students walked out of Catalina High School and marched to the federal building yesterday, Garcia just watched. -- "These brave courageous students demonstrated for everybody," Garcia explains.

Tucson Citizen -- October 6, 2007
Open-borders fanatics to toss tantrum in Nogales
Representatives of Coalición de Derechos Humanos in Tucson will take part in a march and demonstration in Nogales on Oct 20 to call attention to what it calls "failed border enforcement policies." -- The [Mexican Reconquista] group's Web site said the "mass demonstration" will call for an end to the construction of a border wall...

Garcia Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson -- May 10, 2007
New Border Patrol chief to meet with Reconquistas
The U.S. Border Patrol's new Tucson Sector chief will meet with leaders of immigrant-rights and humanitarian organizations today. --- ...Both [SPLC- hack Jen] Allen and Isabel Garcia, co-chair of the Coalicion de Derechos Humanos and a longtime local activist, said they'll encourage Gilbert to increase accountability among his agents...

U. N. Observer -- February 23, 2007
Racism at the northern and southern borders
...Jose Matus, Yaqui ceremonial leader and director of Indigenous Alliance without Borders [and Isabel Garcia's Mexican reconquista mob], based in Tucson, Arizona, was detained for four hours at the U.S. border by Homeland Security's director of the port of entry, Wednesday night. Matus is designated to bring Yaqui ceremonial leaders...

Garcia KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- February 22, 2007
Invader-rights groups divided over conviction of agents
Some controversy is brewing within Arizona's immigrant-rights community. --- Immigrant-rights group Inmigrantes Sin Fronteras will protest the agents' convictions at the State Capitol tomorrow. -- Somos America and Derechos Humanos say the convictions are a rare case of Border Patrol agents receiving justice.

Chicago Tribune -- February 18, 2007
Fewer illegal border crossings accompanied by more violence
..."Militarization has created tremendous violence here," said Isabel Garcia [a Mexican Reconquista who was an agent for the corrupt, hostile Mexican gov't in 2002... and could still be today], co-chairwoman of an immigrant rights group called Derechos Humanos, who said she recently secured a restraining order against someone she labeled "a vigilante." -- "The coyotes," she continued, referring to smugglers, "absolutely love our border policies...."

Garcia The New Standard -- October 27, 2006
Mexican Reconquista Garcia carps about fence
...Isabel Garcia, co-chair of the Coalition [and Mexican Gov't agent], predicted the journey would become even more dangerous with the passage of the Secure Fence Act, which would authorize the construction of new fortified fencing in an attempt to toughen the border. President Bush signed the bill [October 26]...

Garcia Judicial Watch -- Corruption Chronicles -- July 13, 2006
Public official helps Mexicans sneak into U. S.
The leader of a militant organization that advocates open borders and helps Mexicans enter the U.S. illegally [Isabel Garcia] also heads an Arizona county office and gets her $80,388 annual salary from taxpayers. -- Well- known in Tucson as a pro- illegal immigration advocate and strong critic of the U.S. government's "anti immigrant fervor"...

Arizona Daily Star -- July 12, 2006
Mexicans to allow U.S. Reconquistas to operate there
Two Tucson-based immigrant-aid groups were expected to sign an agreement of hospitality with the Mexican government Tuesday evening. -- Members of the Coalición de Derechos Humanos/ Alianza Indígena Sin Fronteras and the faith- based No More Deaths movement were scheduled to sign the document, along with...

Garcia KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- May 13, 2006
Mexican government stooge Garcia threatens to sue Warden
Strong words coming from activist Roy Warden. But this time has he gone too far? -- "It's clearly not a death threat," says activist Roy Warden, talking about an e-mail he sent to [vehement Mexican Reconquista and troublemaker] Isabel Garcia with Derechos Humanos. -- In the e-mail, Warden addresses Garcia and two others, writing...

Tucson Weekly -- April 20, 2006
Both sides are upset following last week's rant gone awry
...Protest organizers gave a press conference Thursday, April 13, outside City Hall. Isabel Garcia, who spoke on behalf of the coalition of immigration and human- rights groups who organized the rally, said city and police officials had listened carefully to their concerns at a meeting. -- The coalition wants an investigation of what they perceive as excessive force...

Waah! Waah! KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- April 14, 2006
Reconquistas demand apology from Tucson cops
Organizers of Monday's illegal-immigration march and rally are asking the city to issue a public statement, accepting responsibility for Monday's scuffle. -- Kat Rodriguez, with Derechos Hermanos, says, "They should have known that we were going to fill the park and it would've been safer to keep them across the street as we had been told the entire time."

Garcia Indian Country Today -- April 7, 2006
Viva la Mexico
...Isabel Garcia, attorney and co-chair of Derechos Humanos (Human Rights), told those gathered at the No More Deaths vigil that immigrant labor has served the United States. While U.S. dollars are poured into agents and weapons, Garcia said residents along the border see little benefit from such congressional allocations...

Arizona Daily Star -- January 21, 2006
Minuteman Project back on front burner
...Kat Rodriguez, community organizer [and vehement Mexican reconquista] with Derechos Humanos said the Minuteman presence sends an ugly message, unintended or not. -- "When you have people coming in from outside of our communities with a very myopic, ignorant rhetoric, it's not conducive to a healthy discussion about the issues," Rodriguez said.

Invasion KOLD-TV -- Tucson -- November 4, 2005
'Derechos Humanos' menace decries border fence idea
...."Good fences make good neigbhors," said Russ Dove. -- "I don't know how anyone could think a 15 foot wall or fence between two countries patrolled with stadium lights and drag roads would make good neighbors," said Kat Rodriguez of the [reconquista] group Derechos Humanos, who oppose the building of a border fence.

Eye On Garcia KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- September 23, 2005
Greyhound policy irks Mexican government lackey Garcia
...Greyhound has asked its workers to watch out for illegal immigrants who may be on board, but critics say this sparks racial profiling. -- "For them to require employees to make that determination, obviously it is racism - it smacks of racism," said Isabel Garcia, the Co-Chair of Derechos Humanos, [a gaggle of ethnic hustlers and Mexican reconquista zealots].

Arizona Daily Wildcat -- September 1, 2005
Mexican gov. agent Garcia spews usual twaddle at ASU
Local activists confronted controversial border safety issues on campus yesterday in the debate club's first public debate. -- ...A crowd of about 75 observers gathered on Heritage Hill to watch Chris Simcox, president of the Minutemen Civil Defense, and Isabel Garcia, co-chair of Derechos Humanos, debate the question: "Who is responsible for patrolling the border?"

Eye On Garcia Arizona Daily Star -- July 21, 2005
Border-watch 'auxiliary' floated, reconquista fanatic outraged
The U. S. is getting its latest ideas for border protection from the very groups it used to denounce. -- Isabel Garcia, a chairwoman of the Tucson- based Derechos Humanos, countered: "This is his solution to border issues? That's outrageous..... To cast them as a lawful entity is outrageous." [Related L. A. Times item]

Tucson Citizen -- June 10, 2005
Invasion aides bewail Border Patrol scrutiny
U.S. Border Patrol agents will monitor an immigrant aid camp around the clock this summer, Tucson sector Border Patrol chief Michael Nicley said. -- "We can't be seen as an arm of the Border Patrol," said the Rev. John Fife, one of the camp's organizers. "People in the desert hide or flee from Border Patrol even though they are in dire medical need."

Garcia Sierra Vista Herald-Review -- May 1, 2005
Reconquistas march in Mexico, grouse about Minutemen
Naco, Sonora, Mexico -- Carrying signs and flags calling for peace, unity and solidarity, nearly 125 people walked across what a Tucson immigration lawyer called "a schizophrenic border" Saturday afternoon. -- The last official day of the Minuteman Project was celebrated by those who opposed volunteers coming to the U.S.-Mexico border. [Isabel Garcia and her band of reconquista pests were there.]

Tucson Citizen -- April 23, 2005
Prop. 200 group under scrutiny (Garcia a sore loser)
..."But for FAIR, Prop. 200 would never have been approved," said Isabel Garcia, [a Mexican gov't agent] who co-chairs the Coalición de Derechos Humanos, a Tucson- based human- rights group. Noting FAIR's planned rally at the state's capitol Monday, Garcia said the organization is "fanning the flames" of the anti-immigrant sentiment in Arizona and other states.

KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- April 19, 2005
Reconquistas grouse about Minuteman Project expansion
...Opponents of the [Minuteman Project] agree it has gained much media attention, but they say the message has been missed by many media outlets. -- "The majority of Arizonans don't feel the way the Minutemen feel, don't give into the war mentality with our neighbors across the border," said Kat Rodriguez with Derechos Humanos...

Wheeling News-Register -- April 6, 2005
More nonsense from Tucson open-borders fanatics
..."It is a simple fact of wanting to be with their families," commented Kat Rodriguez of Derechos Humanos, a human rights group based in Tucson, Ariz. "Our policies have caused separation of loved ones," Rodriguez added. -- Whoa. "Our policies?" Not at all. What has caused "separation of loved ones" is Mexican men coming into this country illegally...

Eye On Garcia Douglas Daily Dispatch -- April 2, 2005
Fifth columnist nuisance rants at Minuteman launch
...Isabel Garcia, the director of Derechos Humanos, a Tucson-based human rights group, was more strident in her criticism of the Minuteman Project. -- "Why aren't they patrolling the Canadian border?" she said. [Because Canada isn't invading us?] "I'll tell you why. It's about race and not about the border..."

KVOA-TV -- Tucson -- March 31, 2005
Pro-invasion mob bewails increase in Border Patrol agents
Not everyone is impressed with the federal government's announcement to add more agents along the Arizona border. -- "What they're claiming, like last year, is that the Arizona Border Control Initiative will diminish deaths, when they know full well what these initiatives have done is funnel people into the most dangerous areas," says [Mexican gov't agent] Isabel Garcia...

Garcia Fox-TV 11 -- Tucson -- February 8, 2005
Mexican agent Garcia, others continue to whine over Prop. 200
Arizona voters approved it and the U.S. Department of Justice gave it a green light, but opponents of Proposition 200 aren't ready to give up the fight. -- A coalition of community groups is vowing to continue battling a law they consider discriminatory toward immigrants [illegal aliens are not 'immigrants'], Hispanics and other people of color. -- "Many people are beginning to realize the incredible impact this is going to have on our community," said Isabel Garcia of Derechos Humanos.

News from Arizona -- January 14, 2005
Pro-Mexican groups to meet to keep border open
Open border advocates groups with known ties to the Mexican government will meet today to address the problem of growing public outcry over the Mexican invasion. -- The meeting will be held at: Good Shepherd United Church of Christ...