Illegal immigrant hero from New Mexico, photo from AikenStandard.com
Last week, Antonio Diaz Chacon saved a 6-year-old girl from being abducted. Chacon saw a Phillip Garcia snatch the girl and take off in a vehicle. Chacon immediately jumped in his car and after a harrowing chase, caught up to Garcia. Garcia was immediately arrested by the police.
Apparently, the child was sent by her mother to get some tostadas at their neighbor’s house. Garcia allegedly grabbed the girl’s arm and forced her into the van. Chacon heard the struggle, ran outside, and saw what was happening and gave chase.
Governor Susana Martinez said that despite his background, “we should be proud when we see anyone doing the right thing in extending a helpful hand to others.”
Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry said, “To call Chacon a Good Samaritan is an understatement.”
Mr. Chacon’s heroics defy the usual stereotypes being played by some conservatives.
Chacon’s wife Martha, a U.S. citizen, said that people attack illegal immigrants all the time, assuming they are all criminals. She said her husband thinks this all happened for a reason, to show that not all illegals are criminals.
After the ordeal, the young girl said she was worried that the tostadas were still in the van.
Mayor Rex Parris apologized about his comments about making the City of Lancaster a “Christian community.”
Not because of any logical reason, but because he was approached by ANOTHER religious group who was offended. The Council on American-Islamic Relations approached the mayor and shortly afterward, said to a gathering of local Sikhs, Hindus, and Muslims, that [...]
In an aggressive stance against the Founding Fathers of the United States, Lancastor’s Mayor Rex Parris is prepared to breach the separation of church and state by uttering Christian-only prayers at city council meetings.
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