1000’s of MINUTEMEN TO SECURE BORDERS
IN APRIL OPERATION
DETAILS BELOW STATE BY STATE
AMERICANS TO DO THE JOB THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO DO
Beginning this Saturday, April 1 st, thousands of Minuteman Civil Defense Corps (“MCDC”) volunteers will take to America’s border line to do the job our federal government—and those who advocate for “no nations, no borders”—refuse to do: secure our nation’s frontier against foreign invasion and international terrorism.
MCDC-led civilian border observation operations will be conducted in all four southern Border States—Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, as well as several states along our northern frontier. The operations will be mounted around the clock for the entire month of April.
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps volunteers abide by a strict standard of conduct that includes a ‘no contact’ policy regarding suspected illegal aliens, with an exception to provide emergency water and medical assistance. Volunteers will report to the authorities any illegal activity seen on the border.
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The mere presence of the Minutemen has proven to be a powerful deterrent to those who try to illegally enter our country. Severe disruption of illegal trafficking of persons and contraband across the US border, and the economic dislocation that results for the crime syndicates and alien gangs accustomed to operational control there, has helped fuel an extreme anger the American public has recently seen expressed by illegal alien protesters in massive urban demonstrations.
This will be the third month-long border watch by MCDC, following similar operations last April and October that focused the nation’s attention on the chaotic and violence-ridden state of our wide-open borders—and that prompted the current border security and immigration-enforcement debate in Congress.
In Arizona, the “Secure Our Borders” campaign will commence with a rally in Altar Valley, Arizona at noon, Saturday, April 1 st.
The original border Minuteman, Cesar Chavez, warned us decades ago that lawlessness breeds lawlessness; that allowing illegal immigration would drive down wages and import poverty. His predictions have been proven accurate. The current demonstrations are a not so veiled threat of civil unrest if the government dares act to secure our borders.
Illegal aliens and the advocates of lawlessness are taking to the streets of American cities in mobs, demanding the ‘right’ to cross our borders unchecked and colonize these United States, flying foreign flags, and turning Old Glory upside down. They demand that they be rewarded with ‘guest worker amnesty,’ the blessings of our ordered liberty, and all the economic and social service benefits the American taxpayer can provide. They decline to commit to the historical goal of becoming truly part of our nation by respecting the rule of law, playing by the rules, meeting the duties and obligations of American citizenship—and loving the home of the free and the brave. They come to exploit economic opportunities while proudly proclaiming their allegiance to foreign powers.
While the nation watches this spectacle in our streets, the Minutemen will be working night and day on America’s borders to uphold the rule of law in the name of liberty—the price for which is eternal vigilance.
President Bush and Congress have failed America. Their willful refusal to protect this country has wreaked havoc in our border states and throughout our cities and towns, it has reaped contempt for our laws, and it has left our families vulnerable to terrorist infiltration and attack. The border security aspects of the legislation being debated in Congress, even the much derided Sensenbrenner-King bill (HR-4437), will take years to implement. Therefore, it remains up to the sovereign American people to secure our borders until such time as the federal government does its constitutional duty.
Field Registrations will be done on site so FORWARD THIS MESSAGE TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW and encourage them to Register to Volunteer Today!
If you are already registered you can go to any of the following locations for final vetting and training. Temporary field ID’s will be issued. Use the contact information below to talk to the local state border operations volunteers for more information or go to www.minutemanhq.com/hq and select your preferred state for operation details.
AZ Minutemen –
From Phoenix I10 S to Tucson to I 19 S for 1 mile to Rt 86 Ajo Highway turn right on Rt 86 Ajo Highway go 23 mi W to Three Points AZ go to RT 286 S go to mile marker 31 Ranch is on the left side the only one there.
Stacey O'Connell - Arizona Chapter Director/Media Liaison
Phone 949-484-4526
Cell 602-705-7947
AzCactus@aol.com
Carmen Mercer - Tucson Chapter Leader
Cell 520-255-1796
Carmen@minutemanhq.com
Hank Fields - Phoenix Chapter Leader
Cell 623-217-7317
HnknAz@aol.com
NM Minutemen-
First, no matter where you are coming from, you will have to get on I 10. Come to Deming NM on I 10 and get off at the Columbus exit or State Hiway 11 Come south for 30 miles and you will find yourself in the town of Columbus. Opening day we will be set up at the North Group shelter at the Pancho Villa State Park in Columbus. We will register there and you will receive directions to The Camping area. We are working on a number of things to enhance our time there so come prepared to have a good time.
Bob Wright
State director
505-631-0234
nmvolunteer@yahoo.com
Bill Norris
Southern Chapter Leader
505-635-0123
norris1911@yahoo.com
Daryl Olson
Northern Chapter leader
505-321-5278
dolson134@comcast.net
CA Minutemen –
Please report to Outdoor World Retreat for onsite registration throughout the month of April. Registration will begin at 4 pm on Friday the 31st of March and be held every day at that location. Weekend registration begins at 7:00 am.
Directions :Outdoor World RV Park. Directions from San Diego/8 East: Take Interstate 8 East to Exit Crestwood/Live Oak Springs Road to Right on Church to Left on Highway 94 to Right at the Outdoor World RV Park (approx. 1.1 miles)To call for reservations and special Minuteman rates dial 619-766-4480 and tell them you are a Minuteman.
Tim Donnelly - State Leader
E-mail: timdonn@gmail.com
Phone# 619-407-7073
Gregg Imus - Director of Operations
E-mail: greggimus@msn.com
Phone# 619-407-7073
Carl Braun - Administration/SD Sector Chief
E-mail: MinutemanCorpsCA@gmail.com
Phone 619-407-7073
TX Minutemen –
LOCATION:
Texas Operations Base, Vickers' Ranch near Falfurrias, Brooks County, Texas. All operations will be held on the private property of Mike & Linda Vickers and other local ranchers whose properties have been overrun and negatively impacted. The Vickers' "Tack Room" building will serve as the operations base and communication center as used in previous operations.
Driving Directions from the Rio Grande Valley:
At the town of "Pharr" take U.S. Hwy 281 north towards the town of "Edinburg". Continue northbound on Hwy. 281 to the tiny town of "Encino". Around "Encino", you will pass through the Border Patrol checkpoint. Continue northbound on Hwy. 281 for approximately 4 miles until you see the entrance ramp for the state rest area. At this point, slow down and stay in the right lane with your signal on. Turn right onto the first driveway on your right after passing the median crossover. You will know you are at the right spot if the gate has a big "V" (for Vickers) and above it, an "M" (for Mike). It is a large black electric gate and you will need to be let in. Someone should be manning the gate, but if not, call (361) 325-5209.
Driving Directions from Houston to Falfurrias:
Take U.S. Hwy. 59 southwest towards "Richmond"/"Rosenberg". Continue southwest on Hwy. 59 through the city of "Victoria". Continue southwest on Hwy. 59 through the towns of "Goliad" and then "Beeville". Continue southwest on Hwy. 59 to the town of "George West". In the town of "George West", take U.S. Hwy 281 south to the town of "Alice". Continue southbound to the small town of "Premont", just north of "Falfurrias". Continue southbound on Hwy. 281 to Falfurrias and watch for the Wal-Mart on your right. See the directions "from Fal. Wal-Mart to the Ranch", below.
Driving Directions From San Antonio to Falfurrias:
Take I-37 south towards Corpus Christi. U.S. Hwy. 281 will merge with I-37 southeast of "Pleasanton". When Hwy. 281 splits off for the town of "Three Rivers", stay on U.S. Hwy. 281, southbound. Continue on Hwy. 281 through the towns of "George West" and then, "Alice". You will finally reach the small town of "Premont", just north of "Falfurrias". Continue southbound on Hwy. 281 to Falfurrias and watch for the Wal-Mart on your right. See the directions "from Fal. Wal-Mart to the Ranch", below.
From the Falfurrias Wal-Mart to the Ranch:
Continue south on Hwy. 281 (about 8 miles) to the large state rest area. The rest area is in the center median and is hard to miss. As soon as you see the rest area, get in the left lane, put on your left signal (for safety) and do a U-turn at the first crossover immediately south of the rest area. You are now heading northbound back toward Falfurrias, but only for a moment. Stay in the right lane (don't forget to signal!) and stay slow (be careful, don't be rear-ended) and turn into the first driveway on your right. You will know you are at the right spot if the gate has a big "V" (for Vickers) and above it,a "M" (for Mike). It is a large electric gate and you will need to be let in. Someone should be manning the gate, but if not, call (361) 325-5209.
Dr. Mike Vickers
Texas Chapter Director
Phone: 361-325-5209
Email: fal_air_sofort@hotmail.com
NH Minutemen –
Operations will be held April 8 th, 22nd, and 23 rd on the New Hampshire/Canadian border near Pittsburgh, NH.
For More Information Contact:
Ron Oplinus
Phone: 603-512-8935
Email: nhminutemanhq@ttlc.net
NY Minutemen –
Operations will be held the 1 st week of April on the NE New York/Canadian Border.
For More Information Contact:
Peter Lanteri
Phone: 631-839-1861
Email: rzrblade@optonline.net
WA Minutemen –
Operations will be held the whole month of April.
LOCATION:
Camp Standing Bear is private property; the home of Claude LeBas, who’s Native American name is Standing Bear, and his family.
DIRECTIONS:
Exit # 266 from I-5, 2+ miles West on Grandview Rd. Right onto Valley View Rd. Approximately ¼ mile on the right. Look for the flags (Old Glory, Maple Leaf and USMC)
Tom (Skipper) Williams - Sector Chief
Phone: 360-366-4047
Cell: 360-305-7381
Lima6Actual@aol.com
Claude LeBas - Operations Chief
Phone 1: 360-366-0333
Phone 2: 360-366-4047
Hal Washburn - Volunteer coordinator
Phone: 253-857-9151
swashburn000@centurytel.net
Sincerely,
Chris Simcox, President
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps
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If you prefer to donate by check, please mail to:
Minuteman Civil Defense
Dept Code 100
PO Box 130707
Houston, TX 77219-0707
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If you prefer to donate by check, please mail to:
Minuteman Civil Defense
Dept Code 100
PO Box 130707
Houston, TX 77219-0707 |
