Minutemen Diss Obama at La Raza Conference
Members of the San Diego-area Minutemen and other anti-immigration groups voiced their displeasure with Barack Obama's stance on the issue outside the National Council of La Raza convention in San Diego on Sunday.Members of the San Diego-area Minutemen and other anti-immigration groups voiced their displeasure with Barack Obama’s stance on the issue outside the National Council of La Raza convention in San Diego on Sunday. Obama’s rival, John McCain, didn’t fare much better with the Minutemen and their associates.
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