martybegan
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It looks like the whole Cesar Chavez thing isn't something that just came into being on its own. Next year would have been his hundredth birthday, and to the current illegal immigration loving left, his views on illegals weren't going to cut it. The left is finally realizing they can't control the narrative anymore, so they can't hide the fact Chavez was against illegal immigration. Since he isn't worth anything to them anymore, protecting his legacy isn't worth it to them anymore either.
Nolte: Why Cesar Chavez Suddenly Became Politically Inconvenient to the Left
Nolte: Why Cesar Chavez Suddenly Became Politically Inconvenient to the Left
You see, this year is the 99th anniversary of Chavez’s birth (he died in 1993), and celebrations had been planned for this event all over the country. Next year, though… Wow. One-hundred years. That’s the biggie, and you can bet that were it not for New Media, the left planned to feast on that anniversary.
There is just one inconvenient fact about the left’s secular saint…
Cesar Chavez opposed illegal immigration every bit as much as Donald J. Trump. Chávez understood that illegal aliens undermined the wages of legal migrant workers and their union bargaining power.
Cesar Chavez was so opposed to illegal immigration that, just like Minuteman Project of 2004, which was widely smeared in the legacy media as racist, Chavez put together his own militia to stop illegals from crossing the border. There are credible reports that violence was used as an example to others.
To form his United Farmworkers Union (UFW), it was Chavez versus the growers, and for obvious reasons, the growers loved the open border.
From this week’s New York Times report:
A handful of Mr. Chavez’s relatives and former U.F.W. leaders have been aware for years about various allegations of sexual misconduct, but there is no evidence that they made efforts to fully investigate the accusations, acknowledge the victims or apologize to them. Instead, many of the women say they were discouraged from speaking out in order to preserve Mr. Chavez’s public image.