Maria Espinoza - The Remembrance Project Joins Houston's Morning News

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, we have I was going to say much
to my surprise, I'm not surprised by anything. Are there
socialists in Houston? Yeah? There are? Are there a lot
of socialists in Houston? No? Probably not. There was a
volunteer orientation meeting hosted by the Party for Socialism and
Liberation in partnership with Houston, where they plan to establish

(00:23):
a rapid response network against ICE against US Immigration and
Customs enforcement operations here in Houston. The session, we're told
by Texas Scorecard, was attended by about twelve people, not
exactly a big turnout, but as we know, when they
strike in places like Los Angeles, it's not necessarily local

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people who are doing it. There is a network of
paid for protesters who are more than happy to show up.
Maria Spinoza joins us from the Remembrance Project. Does this
story concern you, Maria, that these Houston ICE operations could
become a targetly.

Speaker 2 (01:00):
Jimmy, and you know this isn't California. We're an illegal
alien compute and kill a young lady and get out
scott free. So we need to nip this in the
butt and quash this right away. In fact, I just
got off the phone with the Sheriff's department and asking
them specifically about this. So you know, I'm encouraging your
listeners to call the Sheriff's department and tell them to

(01:22):
get on this right away, because you cannot allow an
organization to basically conduct attempt to conduct an insurrection. Every
single person belonging to that organization needs to be investigated, detained,
charged accordingly, and stop this right now. This is dangerous
and think about this. This group is attempting to organize

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to thwart federal agents who are trying to keep our
community safe. This is outrageous. And let me give the
Sheriff's number real quick seven one three two two one
six thousands. I'm curious and press prompt one.

Speaker 1 (02:02):
Did the Sheriff's department? Were they aware of this organization?
Were they aware of their plans or was this news
to them?

Speaker 2 (02:09):
It seems that they It was basically a scripted response
in that they are only focusing on state laws. And
I was quick to tell them, look, you have a
group here who is tied to cartels, attempting to attempted
to help illegal aliens who are tied to cartels. And

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we know that the President Trump has already declared Cartel's
terrorist organizations, and every person who crossed illegally Jimmy had
to negotiate with Cartel. So I'm sure there are laws here.
And I asked him, if I was plenting money in
my backyard, you'd come over and stop me and detain me.
Is that correct? Well, that would They're trying to keep

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the community safe and all. But look, they would absolutely
stop us from printing money in our backyard, even though
it's a federal crime. So it doesn't make sense. I
did tell them I felt like it was political for them,
and they have. They cannot allow little girls like Justin

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Nungary to be raped and murdered by people who shouldn't
be here in the first place. We have to act
with urgency and stop this. It's ludicrous what is taking
place all across our country.

Speaker 1 (03:23):
I think the thing that the one thing that concerns
me the most is evidently they've drawn their inspiration from
a group called VC Defensive. That's that group Inventora County, Florida.
The ones that went out to the marijuana farm. They
were armed, they were they were shooting at at ice officers.
You know, they this is a this is a violent group,
and if they're taking inspiration from a violent group, we
have to assume they're going to behave the same way.

Speaker 2 (03:45):
Absolutely, and again, urgency is the key word here in
keeping our communities, our businesses, our children safe. You know,
this is out of hand. And these organizations, many of
them are funded by our own tax dollars. But those
sons have to be stopped and any finding, you know,
it has to be researched. To me, it's simple, it's

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not difficult. You know, either we want a lawful nation
or we don't. So you know, we want our children
to be safe, or we don't, and we can't. We've
had so many, many more angel families just in the
last four or five years. We can't keep up. In fact,
we've extended President Trump's National Day of Proclamation two a
month long remembrance in October. It's gotten that bad.

Speaker 1 (04:29):
Well, Maria, thanks for what you're doing and for bringing
attention to this and for calling the Sheriff's department. Hopefully
our listeners will follow suit, make sure that they're well
aware of what's going on. Maria Espinoza with the Remembrance project.
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