Is there anyone shocked by this? Of course it took an independent journalist to find this.
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Link: https://x.com/camhigby/status/2025225732130255343?s=61
Replies to: Is there anyone shocked by this? Of course it took an independent journalist to find this.
it’s obvious that a large portion of tax dollars do nothing but line the pockets of fraudsters.
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What’s $1 billion of fraud here and there?
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That's plagiarism...DJT is going to sue you ;-)
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Be careful Tampa. You’re talking about the liberal savior.
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Tampa is unencumbered by facts or reason…must be relaxing.
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Sure Mr. Excuse. You’re the voice of reason.
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Lies posted by a liar.
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I'm shocked...I and several friends/family/neighbors have participated in demonstrations and NOT ONE
has received a nickel for attendance at or transportation to an event...and being involved in grass roots politics, I can tell you that the vast percentage of workers don't get paid anything either for their efforts to establish and communicate such event locations...and this is true across the country.
Your Tweet isn't just misinformation...it's DISINFORMATION.
There’s no evidence supporting Higby’s assertion..:
Keep in mind that Cam Higby is an “opinion-based” right-wing “influencer” and not a traditional journalist. In my opinion, he isn’t a credible source of information. Most, if not all, of his stories are politically motivated theories.
Tampa don’t need no stinkin evidence
It feels true to him.
Evidence has a liberal bias.
Time will tell. Most people blew off the Minnesota fraud as well. Right now, it seems
All We have is “politically motivated theories”. Look at the main stream media.
Delusional take on ICE/Gestapo. Just like your takes on J6.
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About that…
I question the alleged “wide-spread” fraud claim. There’s a certain degree of fraud in everything , but Shirley’s claim that fraud is rampant is shaken at best.
Link: https://lailluminator.com/2026/01/11/minnesota-child-care/
Lots of things start out as shaken only to be proven true later. Just look at all the COVID
bullshit that was questioned, shouted down by the “normals” and then found to be factual. Right now, I’ll take these guys at their word long before I believe the usual suspects who have lied to the American public for years. But that’s just me.
Most conspiracy theories never turn out to be true.
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Tampa is long on accusations, but short on proof...take the laborious efforts to pin corruption
charges on Joe Biden...came up totally empty.
Link: https://www.factcheck.org/2023/12/gop-misleading-claims-in-biden-impeachment-investigation/
The difference between a conspiracy and the truth is about 6 months.
The last few years have proven that.
Gavin will crush Donald in a free and fair election.
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The more people learn of Gavin, the less they like him
He is the ultimate empty suit, unsurprising you're a fan.
is he a pedophile, did he steal from a charity, rape women, grift and con students, a felon?
What is it people are finding out about him they don’t like?
Checkers sounds scared, Jim.
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Yes, Gavin would lose to that like Kamala did.
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Remember when Trumpies tried to recall Gavin & he won by an even bigger landslide?
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You're setting yourself up again.
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I doubt your CV is as impressive as Gavin's...
I’m certainly not shocked that you believe it.
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You're posting over 40 years of looking after immigrants rights is an active leftwing political
group being paid to be protesters.
Look up shit before you post, dimwit.
This is a Ford Foundation initiative to assist immigrants in labor issues in the US. From Wikipedia -
" was funded by the Ford Foundation in efforts to help educate immigrants about the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. The Ford Foundation also had hopes of addressing anti-immigrant sentiment that was evolving within the context of immigration debate in the United States of America.[1] Following the funding from the Ford Foundation, CHIRLA was to help undocumented immigrants about the pathway to citizenship while also informing immigrants about their workers' right in the labor force.[2]
CHIRLA was founded in 1986 as a result of the Immigration Reform and Control Act. Since its founding, CHIRLA has evolved in three major components. When being founded, the organization focused on issues such as providing immigrants the resources to leadership development, organizing and mobilizing. Another component CHIRLA focused on was focusing on its own programs and committees while also trying to create other organizations that were interested on similar issues as CHIRLA. Resulting in a transition from focusing on immigrant issues at a local level to immigrant issues at a national level. This focus helped the organization with challenging laws that limited workers' rights at a local and national level. Present day, CHIRLA works with different organization around the nation in hopes of influencing future federal legislation.[2]
Following the passage of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, representatives from Central American Resource Center (CARECEN), Asian Pacific American Legal Center (APALC) now known as Asian Americans Advancing Justice,[3] Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice, and Dolores Mission and other voluntary agencies and local legal service coalitions formed a steering committee to coordinate the efforts of charities, legal service organizations, and advocacy organizations. The steering committee served the purpose of different organizations and coalitions collectively working towards issues surrounding the immigrant community. The steering committee would also provided more services to serve as many migrants as possible in Los Angeles.[4] By December 1992, CHIRLA acted on its mission of "advance the human and civil rights of immigrants and refugees and to foster an environment of positive human and community relations in our society." Three years later, CHIRLA had brought together about eighty members of the coalition in order to represent and address different issues within the immigrant community.[2]
With the sponsorship of United Way, CHIRLA was formed. In 1993, it was granted 501(c)(3) non-profit status.[2]
In the same year, faced with major changes to laws pertaining to unauthorized immigrants from California Proposition 187, CHIRLA established a hotline, which allowed immigrants to call in with concerns on different subjects, one specific one being Proposition 187. CHIRLA also established the only Spanish-Language hotline in Southern California, allowing undocumented immigrants to voice their concerns about this proposition and attain information on what to do. On the day after the election, November 9, 1994, CHIRLA's hotline reported over 250 calls received that day. In addition, during the 11 months after Proposition 187 was passed, CHIRLA recorded 229 cases of serious rights abuses, 72 of which involved denial of services and discrimination in sectors affected by this proposition, which included schools or health clinics.[5]
During the early 2000s, the federal immigration enforcement intensified, as Program 287(g), which was under the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, began to be used by various states across the United States.[6] As a response, CHIRLA began to take initiative to inform and make undocumented immigrants aware of the program and its consequences through factsheets and other resources.[7] In 2006, CHIRLA was a part of the We Are America Alliance, which partook in the 2006 United States Immigration Reform Protests, advocating for immigration reform and was a response to changing immigration policy. The alliance was a major outcome of the protests, in which more than 2 million people were mobilized.[8] During the Bush and Obama Era, The Secure Communities Program was introduced and heavily used, with immigrants being detailed for minor infractions such as routine traffic stops.[6] As a result of consistent activism from multiple groups including CHIRLA, Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca in 2013 announced that his agency would limit their participation in Secure Communities, and would not send fingerprints to ICE for low tier cases.[9]
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