Edin Enamorado, left-wing activist in the city of Cudahy, as adopted the same false narrative that the left has been pushing fot the last two to five years about illegals. He claims that their plight is very much like that of black slaves before the Civil War.'
Edin losing his temper in public
Yes, Edin said that.
Check out his remarks at the June 20, 2017 Huntington Park City Council meeting:
This kind of talk is deeply offensive.
It is false.
It is historically inaccurate.
It is morally repugnant.
But don't take my word for it.
Chanell Temple laid him–and every other proponent of such a nonsensical comparison –lat with her own remarks at the August 17, 2015 Huntington Park city council meeting:
My name is Chanell Temple of We the Poeple Rising, and I am here to oppose the appointment of the undocumented illegal immigrants who have been assigned to the position of commissioner.
The Huntington Park City Council is being paid with taxpayers’ money to do a job within rules and regulations. According to your board behind you, it says, “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” I want to paraphrase that and say: Where there is no law, the people perish.
In the U.S. we have one rule of law. I also want to talk about the Fourteenth Amendment, which was added to the Constitution in regards to blacks being given birthright citizenship because blacks helped build this country, including the White House—twice.
Please do not tarnish the name of black slaves by comparing them to your plight. There’s no comparison. None.
Black slaves did not break into this country, okay. They were brought here against their will. Also, black slaves are not immigrants. Immigrants are people with a choice, they come here by choice. Black slaves didn’t have choice.
That’s offensive to me because I’m a descendant of a black slave. And trust me, Ancestry.com works and I can trace my people back from when they landed here on the boat. I know the village where my people came from in Africa, OK? So please, do not try to get away with using that. That’s very offensive.
This country has been good to illegal immigrants. You have been given jobs, houses, tax money, free tax money, welfare, Social Security, they open up business for you guys, et cetera.
None—I don’t know of any illegal aliens who have been hung from a tree. I don’t know of any of them illegal aliens who have dogs been sicced on. So that’s very offensive for you to sit up here and allow these people to say that and get away with it. Things that people are going to feel sorry for. That’s very offensive, OK? Do the right thing.
My people get three strikes. I have a nephew in jail now–22 years!–for something he didn’t do.
My people commit a crime, they go to jail. You people commit a crime, they get amnesty. It is wrong…
And we’re not going to have it. We’re not going to have a set of laws for you people and a set of laws for us.
And if you can’t follow the law, talking about “perish,” your job needs to perish.
You get paid with taxpayers’ money and you are misappropriating taxpayers’ money when you pick up your check.
Don't ever let anyone get away with such a hateful, offensive comparison.
Not once was a black slave a criminal. They were indeed victims, kidnapped from their own countries. Their descendants were not criminals in any way just because they were enslaved.
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