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What questions will you ask of our expert panel on Tuesday night?

WHAT: “Fatal Funnel Finale”

WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday. Please be seated by 6:45 p.m.

WHERE: Leo J. Welder Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Victoria.

· Introduction by Bill Clough, multi-media director with the Victoria Advocate.

· Fatal Funnel summary film

· Guest speakers panel: T. Michael O’Connor, Macarena Hernandez and Fr. Stan DeBoe. Each will explain the problems they see with immigration and immigration policy, and what they believe needs to be done.

·Question and answer session

·A talk by Dr. Tim Hudson. Dr. Hudson will discuss the song he wrote and produced, and then play a recording of it set to video. The song is about the 19 who died.

·Closing remarks by Bill Clough

Special Guests

Victoria County Sheriff T. Michael O’Connor, who scoured his land for tragedy survivors in May 2003 and who now battles immigration in South Texas.

The Rev. Stan DeBoe, a local priest who worked in Colombia during a brutal drug war.

Macarena Hernandez, an acclaimed former Dallas Morning News reporter and co-producer for PBS’s “Frontline.”

We hope to see and hear from you on Tuesday night.

Gabe Semenza / Advocate public service editor


Comments


  • It's about time this is ended.

    September 1, 2009 at 1:12 p.m.

  • Gabe wouldn't it be nice if nobody showed up. Instead post the following on the wall. Be an American not an illegal supporter.

    1. I believe in a balanced budget and therefore will vote for a freeze in government spending until that goal is realized.

    2. I believe government should not increase the financial burden on its citizenry during difficult economic times therefore I will oppose all tax increases until our economy has rebounded.

    3. I believe more than four decades of U.S. dependence on foreign oil is a travesty therefore I will support an energy plan that calls for immediately increasing usage of all domestic resources including nuclear energy, natural gas, and coal as necessary.

    4. I believe in the sovereignty and security of our country and therefore will support measures to close our borders except for designated immigration points so we will know who is entering and why and I will vehemently oppose any measure giving another country, the United Nations, or any other entity, power over U.S. citizens.

    5. I believe the United States of America is the greatest country on earth and therefore will not apologize for policies or actions which have served to free more and feed more people around the world than any other nation on the planet.

    If your politician doesn't believe, support or reflect these beliefs in their actions (not the little words they say), then they aren't supporting you. More importantly, they aren't supporting, protecting or defending the Constitution and it's time to vote the bums out.

    Make it very clear: You are either in or you are out.

    August 28, 2009 at 9 p.m.