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By Joel B. Pollak, Jul. 2014, Breitbart.com
PORT HUENEME -- Over 100 pro-amnesty activists from Southern California traveled to Naval Base Ventura County on Tuesday to stage a demonstration outside the gates to demand "humane treatment" for illegal aliens who have been transferred there from Texas by U.S. Border Patrol. The aliens, many of them unaccompanied children, are from Central America and crossed the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a massive recent migration.
The demonstrators represented a variety of backgrounds, from church and student organizations to left-wing political groups. They chanted, "No papers? No fear! Our children stay here!" and "All children matter! Let our kids stay!" Karen Gonzales, a senior at California State University Northridge, told Breitbart News: "As humans, none of us is illegal. The kids came here because their parents are already here, and to get away from violence."
Oxnard native Robert Cruz, 57, who served as a U.S. Navy corpsman and U.S. Army medic, carried an American flag and told Breitbart News that he was at the protest to show "we're a lot different than Murrieta." He added: "I understand that many would love to come here legally, but they are running away from violence. They don't have a say. This country was built by immigrants. Should we close our door? We stand for equality for all."
Asked what he thought of President Barack Obama's promise to deport children arriving illegally, Cruz said: "I think he should search deep inside his heart, and look at what he's saying and what he's doing. He'd be sending them back, possibly, to a death sentence.
"Would President Obama do that to his own children? Would he do that to his father's family from Africa? Would he send his nieces and nephews back to Kenya?"
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