Trump Meets with Angel Families “Permanently Separated from Their Loved Ones”
White House event highlights American victims of illegal immigration; reaction from Maria Espinoza, director of the Remembrance Project.
The National Director of the Remembrance Project blasted the moderates in the GOP controlled Congress over immigration policy today.
“GOP moderates are receiving this blood money – that we call it – from the open borders lobbyists. said Maria Espinosa on The Dove. “While they receive this blood money to fill their re-election campaign coffers, our children are filling American coffins.”
The Remembrance Project is an organization dedicated to providing support to families of American children slain by illegal immigrants.
She also praised President Trump’s rhetoric and to secure the border.
“I think people are fed up,” she said. “That’s why Donald Trump was elected. He’s an America first President, the first we’ve had in decades, and we must support our President and we must build that wall.”
Espinosa also criticized recent media coverage of illegal border crossings, which has portrayed Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy as cruel and unusual.
“If an American citizen commits a crime and they are sent to jail, they are separated from their children,” she said. “The families that we represent, the Angel Moms and Dads that you saw with Donald Trump on stage during the campaign, they’ve lost their children. It’s a permanent separation.”
Watch the full interview here:
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In a December 2015 interview with Ms. Espinoza on Breitbart News Daily radio, Bannon praised Espinoza’s grassroots primary challenge of Texas moderate Republican John Culberson, saying, “This is the beginning of the counter-revolution.” Bannon continued, “Maria Espinoza is a good woman. She has fought the fight consistently with her back against the wall to represent victims who got murdered by people who should never have been in this country…it’s people like Maria we have to have the back of.”
Mr. Bannon, a former Naval officer and veteran, was CEO of Donald Trump’s 2016 Presidential campaign, playing a pivotal role in the successful and stunning November 2016 Trump election victory. Once inaugurated, Trump appointed Bannon as his White House Chief Strategist and Senior Counselor, positions he held until August 18, 2017, when he resigned and returned to Breitbart News as its executive chairman. According to Amazon-owned Alexa analytics, Breitbart is the 50th most popular website in all of America. In September, he was named by Politico Magazine #1 of their Annual Top 50 for being “the man who got us here.” He is the cofounder and former executive chairman of the Government Accountability Institute which investigates and exposes crony capitalism, misuse of taxpayer monies, and other government corruption or malfeasance.
Mr. Bannon is an entrepreneur and financier in the media and film industries and a former investment banker in Mergers & Acquisitions at Goldman Sachs. He wrote and directed Generation Zero, The Undefeated, Occupy Unmasked and Torchbearer, among other groundbreaking political documentaries. The luncheon, part of The Remembrance Project’s second annual conference bringing together families of Americans killed by illegal aliens, will also feature Judicial Watch CEO Tom Fitton, and Lenny DePaul, star of “Manhunter” series on A&E.
For more information on the conference and luncheon, go to https://theremembranceproject.org
Steven Bannon and Maria Espinoza honored with the prestigious Phyllis Schlafly Eagle in Excellence Award last month by Ed Martin, President of Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund.
In its first “Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report” by ICE, it found 206 ICE detainer requests that were declined during the week of Jan. 28 to Feb. 3. Numbers USA has mapped out cities where those 206 detainers were declined.
Our efforts here at The Remembrance Project were featured in a story on Dennis Michael Lynch’s website.
Maria Espinoza: “A Clinton ascension to the White House will be a possible “fait de complet” for America, a final unravelling of the Constitution, and the irreparable loss of our God-given unalienable rights. The mere thought of four years of yet another lawless administration is one that keeps me and other Liberty Loving Latinos (and stolen lives families) awake at night.”
Read her entire article from today, November 7, 2016 on www.Townhall.com. http://townhall.com/columnists/mariaespinoza/2016/11/07/liberty-loving-latinos-should-embrace-the-only-candidate-who-embraced-americas-most-forgotten-families-n2242598
“Trump supporter, Maria Espinoza, was also on Public Square Wednesday representing an organization she founded in 2009: The Remembrance Project, an anti-illegal-immigration group that tells the stories of people killed by undocumented immigrants.
Espinoza brought with her dozens of “stolen lives quilts” that commemorate people who died at the hands of undocumented immigrants. Wearing a cowboy hat and American-flag-printed boots, Espinoza displayed the quilts on the pavement and told anyone willing to talk to her about them.” Full story http://www.cleveland.com/rnc-2016/index.ssf/2016/07/eccentric_angry_opinionated_rn.html