THE CITIZEN SECURITY NETWORKER
for Secure Borders...Secure Immigration...Secure Citizenship...and a Secure Nation
an e-newsletter of the Illinois Citizen Security Network
2008-NOV-29 La Raza's Celilia Munoz appointed to White House post
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Obama-McCain declares war against the original American People
"La Raza" Racist Cecilia Munoz appointed to prominent White House post
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The Obama-McCain two-headed amnesty snake
CONTENTS:
1. Cecilia Munoz appointed: Obama-McCain deal backed by LULAC & La Raza
2. Democrat Heath Shuler to continue fight against illegal immigration
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1. Cecilia Munoz appointed: Obama-McCain deal backed by LULAC & La Raza
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Michigan Native Cecilia Munoz
(MichiganLive.com, Associated Press, 26-NOV-2008)
Cecilia Munoz
DETROIT -- President-elect Barack Obama has named Cecilia Munoz, a Detroit native and University of Michigan graduate, as White House director of intergovernmental affairs.
Munoz currently supervises legislative and advocacy work as a senior vice president at the National Council of La Raza, an advocacy group for Hispanic Americans.
Munoz was born in Detroit in 1962 to immigrant parents from La Paz, Bolivia. The family moved to Michigan so her father, an automotive engineer, could attend the University of Michigan.
While studying at Michigan, she tutored Hispanic American inmates at the state prison in Jackson.
Immigrant Advocacy Groups Happy with Obama's Choice of Immigration Adviser
(Latin American Herald Tribune (Caracas, Venezuela), 29-NOV-2008)
36
year old will co-head a policy group drawing up recommendations for reform of the illegal alien laws.
By Maria Peña
WASHINGTON -- Immigrant-advocacy groups said Wednesday that President-elect Barack Obama's appointment of scholar Tino Cuellar to head a policy working group on immigration will help reignite debate on that contentious issue in 2009.
Mariano-Florentino Cuellar, a law professor at Stanford University, is known for his pragmatism and sensitivity toward the subject and his appointment this week confirms, according to experts consulted Wednesday by Efe, that the incoming administration is committed to comprehensive immigration reform.
