Liberals in Lake Worth Beach all up in arms!

No answers from LWB--Immigration issue was not addressed

It was last on the January 6 agenda and they ran out of time to discuss as all the liberals who showed up supporting illegal aliens.

People seeking answers about recent federal detentions of immigrants left the Jan. 6 City Commission meeting disappointed when commissioners spent the five hour session on other topics, including “tree abuse” and what trees should grow downtown.

Two advocacy groups, Lake Worth For All (Kimberly Stokes) and the Palm Beach Indivisables Immigration Coalition, have asked the city since December to request data from local and state police agencies that they say will reveal who has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforceent and what crimes they were accused of committing, if any.

Their crime is simply being an illegal and that's enough for detention.

Commissioner Chris McVoy proposed early in the meeting to push the immigration discussion almost to the top of the agenda, but none of the other three commissioners, or Mayor Betty Resh, backed his proposal.

“How convenient to put it at the end of the agenda,” McVoy said at the end of the meeting. “Something that affects real lives, real kids, real famil­ies and probably a quarter of our population . ... We put it last on the agenda knowing full well we won’t get to it.”

Kim Stokes, a socialist Democrat and former city commissioner and Lake Worth For All’s leader, said she was not surprised by the commission’s actions and fauled Resch and other commissioners for not raising the immigration issue earlier in the meeting, saying they “con­tinue to demonstrate how out of touch they are with the general public.” Only Democrats believe that, Kim.

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