Dec. 12, 2007
Dear Immigration Advisory Panel Chairman & Members:
Please include my testimony as enclosed below for Records and I am willing to
testify in your next hearing. It is very pathetic the selection of Public
Members like Gulshan Chabbra by Gov Corzine has been made on the basis of
loyalty to corrupt Democrats of New Jersey, not on their record of Public or
Community service as well as any political or geographical knowledge of New
Jersey or America or any philanthropist or charitable work done in NJ. More
over an individual like Gulshan Chabbra (I refuse to call him a man) who can
not stand up for his own dignity and basic human rights how he can comprehend
such a sensitive issue like Immigration and over 20 million human lives the
undocumented residents of America.
Mr. Chabbra & his friends from Indian origin are called by his Democrat
friends & Police, "Cockroach, Animal, Illiterate etc he along with his friends
like Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula, Ex Rate Payer Advocate Seema Singh, FIA
President Shobhna Patel, IBA President Manhar Shah, Edison Councilman Dr
Sudhanshu Prasad, Arvind & Alka Aggarwal of EBC Radio, HR Shah of TV Asia,
Hindi USA Hitler Supremo Devendra Singh, Carteret Planning Board Chairman
Racist Hardyal singh Johal, Briber to Foreign Nationals in India for some B S
Pravasi Bhartiya Award Dr Sudhir Parikh, Free Food, Drinks & Shelter provider
on regular basis to Edison Police made up owner of Royal Albert Palace Hotel
Albert Jassani etc TAKE THESE RACIAL SLURS AS COMPLIMENTS TO THEM by their
Democrat friends.
SHAME ON SUCH INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN PICK UP A DOLLAR WITH THEIR TEETH FROM THE
HEAP OF A GARBAGE to save their hands from getting dirty. THESE INDIVIDUALS CAN
SELL THEIR MOTHERS FOR DOLLARS.
I DEMAND PEOPLE LIKE GULSHAN CHABBRA & Those from Governor's COMMUNITY WHICH
IS NEVER IN THE NEWS FOR UNDOCUMENTED PEOPLE because their Charities are
bringing people from all over the world legally with rumors their Green Cards
are processed at the Airport; MUST BE REMOVED FROM THIS PANEL. This Panel must
have people or organizations who are affected and those who are opposing Relief
to them.
THIS PANEL MUST INCLUDE CRITICS OF GOV JON CORZINE LIKE BAGOTA MAYOR STEVE
LONEGAN, MORRIS TOWN MAYOR DONALD CRESITELLO ETC. TO REFLECT DEMOCRATIC VALUES
OF AMERICA BY ALLOWING DISSENTERS TO EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS TO PUBLIC BY HONORING
OUR SUPPORT FOR FREEDOM OF FREE SPEECH RIGHTS.
Thanks.
REQUEST FOR MY TESTIMONY TO BE INCLUDED:
(part of this is already a record for the Panel made on 12-10-07)
I refuse to call a human life a creation of Almighty God, Illegal. Every
human being has been created by God equal in respect & equal in dignity. The
problem of undocumented residents is the creation of our politicians from both
Parties. Along with them public is equally divided. On one side of the aisle we
have people who want to haul up every UR beat them up, put in Jail and deport
them. They are forgetting it cost $40,000.00 to deport 1 person and some
countries like China, Korea etc do not cooperate at all in providing Travel
Document or Passport for the person to be deported. As per Geneva Convention
that is must in order to deport some one. Deporting those who can get Travel
Document or Passport is selective enforcement of law and in direct violation of
the principals for which America stands; Equality & Liberty to all.
Then on the other side of the Aisle people want to give Blanket Amnesty
tomorrow; they are also dead wrong. We cannot reward people for breaking our
laws. Give them a way to Citizenship with some restrictions/conditions on every
member of the household not only on the head of the household like they must
earn a certain amount in their Social Security & Medicare Account (elderly &
with medical disability exempted) before they are eligible for citizenship,
must learn English in 6 to 12 months depending on age, not allowed to sponsor
any member of their family to even visit USA under any category for 10 years
except in case of death or other physical hardships. These laws the Congress
must make with a stipulation that no Court or renegade jude like Ross Anzaldi
of union County or an attorney like Bruce Pitman can interfere including the
organizations like Americans For Criminal Liberties of NJ under Deborah Jacobs .
Before we start any Amnesty Programme; All US Boarders must be sealed and any
one caught must be deported without any legal proceedings. Any one over staying
after entering legally must be traced and deported along with punishment to
those who have aided and encouraged some one to do that. The extensions &
changes in VISA status should be made legally impossible with exception to
medical emergencies & human hardship. For 1 years there should be a complete
ban on Political Asylums before American Public approves new Rules on ballot
because Attorneys are misusing this provision on a very large scale e.g. India
has a Sikh Prime Minister and they are one of the richest community still they
want entry in US under Political Asylum,
New Jerseyans should not forget when Clinton became President there were 2.3
million undocumented residents and when he left the official figure rose to
over 11 million. Current official figure is 15 million whereas in reality this
figure is 20-30 million which include people who came legally but does not want
to go back. In 2006 to get the control of Congress & Senate, Democrats like
political racketeer Bob Mendez favored blanket amnesty for undocumented aliens.
Now it is 1 year but no solution by the Democrats.
The American public has to find a human solution to this complex human
problem involving more than 20 million human lives. We are famous around the
world for our charitable donations of over $140 billion besides our
governments $40-45 billion every year purely for humanitarian causes. Then why
we are depending on our Politicians to do some thing right in the name of God
for which this country stands for.
Amen. Merry Christmas.
God Bless America.
Dave Makkar
568 Ashwood Rd
Springfield, NJ 07081
973 416 1600
973 416 1500 Fax
www.citizensfordemocracynj.org
FIRST TIME IN US HISTORY FEDERAL IS INVESTIGATING THE ISSUE OF RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION & INJUSTICE DONE TO AN INDIAN. INDIAN AMB. SEN IN USA & ALL
INDIAN ORG IN USA ARE NOT AT ALL HELPING & MAKING ANY DEMANDS TO SUSPEND
OFFICIALS INVOLVED OR MAKING DEMANDS FOR AN APOLOGY FROM THOSE WHO CALLED THE
ENTIRE INDIAN COMMUNITY, COCKROACHES, ANIMALS, ILLITERATES & ILLEGAL GO HOME.
THESE ARE THE WORST EVER CALLED RACIAL SLURS FOR ANY COMMUNITY IN THE HISTORY
OF AMERICA. CAN HUMAN RELATION OF NJ PACKED WITH CORRUPT, RACIST & BRAIN
DAMAGED DEMOCRATS PAY ANY ATTENTION TO THIS? Feds probe Edison police
Incident involves man's deportation
Thursday, October 04, 2007
BY SULEMAN DIN
Star-Ledger Staff
Complaints about the arrest and deportation of an Indian man who accused
Edison police of brutality have led to a review by an arm of the Department of
Homeland Security.
According to a letter from the department's Office for Civil Rights and Civil
Liberties, the agency will investigate whether immigration authorities
obstructed Rajnikant Parikh's access to the legal system.
Parikh, a liquor store clerk, be came a source of controversy after claiming
an Edison police officer used excessive force while arresting him at a 2006
July Fourth event.
Edison officer Michael Dotro charged Parikh with trying to hit him and
inciting others to attack him as he tried to disperse a crowd watching an
illegal fireworks display at an apartment complex.
A month later, Parikh was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement
agents at a rally while he protested Dotro's actions in front of the Edison
municipal building. He was deported in April.
At the time of his deportation, Parikh was in ongoing proceedings with Edison
over the municipal charges, and he sought the police department's internal
investigation reports regarding both arrests.
The civil rights office hears complaints regarding profiling, conditions in
detention and the abuse of authority by Department of Homeland Security staff.
It has received 300 complaints from August 2003 through September 2006,
according to its latest annual report. Of all complaints, 155 remain open, and
three-fourths pertain to actions by immigration and border patrol officials.
"It's a positive development," said Ravinder Bhalla, Parikh's attorney in the
municipal case. "ICE has a responsibility to investigate whether its employees
acted wrongfully."
Edison's internal investigation cleared Dotro and the department of
wrongdoing in both arrests of Parikh. But sources familiar with the
investigations previously have said Parikh's immigration arrest at the August
rally came after Dotro passed information on to his brother, an ICE attorney.
Those sources requested anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss
the matter.
Edison Policemen's Benevolent Association President Michael Schwarz had no
comment on the federal review. "It was a lawful arrest," he said.
Immigration officials defended their arrest and deportation of Pa rikh,
stating he was an illegal immigrant.
Parikh entered the country illegally in 1995 and was caught by U.S.
border-patrol authorities in Texas . He was using the alias Amit Sheth and was
ordered deported the next year, immigration officials said. Under the name
Rajnikant Parikh, he obtained a work visa in 1999. Because of his outstanding
deportation order, he was arrested in Edison .
But Dave Makkar, a Springfield resident who made the complaint about Parikh's
treatment to the federal government in May, said his questions didn't concern
the legality of Parikh's deportation.
"All this effort for someone who had nothing in his record other than the
deportation warrant," Makkar said, comparing Parikh's case with that of Jose
Lachira Carranza, one of the men charged in the Aug. 4 shooting deaths of three
college students in a Newark schoolyard.
Carranza made bail and was released from jail in May after being charged with
sexually assaulting a child. At the time, it was not known to the court that
Carranza, a Peruvian immigrant, was in the country illegally.
"Why all that special effort for (Parikh)?" Makkar said. "Because he's from
India ?"
Parikh is now in his native village, Bhalla said, and intends to file a
federal suit against the Edison police department, its mayor and police chief,
Dotro and his brother, and the Department of Homeland Security.
"His rights were violated on several fronts by more than one entity," Bhalla
said.
Suleman Din may be reached at [EMAIL PROTECTED] (732) 404-8084.
www.profilingrace.blogspot.com
www.racialbrutality.org
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