Mass. Immigrants Set to Boycott Today
            More than a dozen cities in the commonwealth are participating in “Day without an Immigrant” activities, an event billed across the nation as a show of solidarity for illegal aliens. Marches, walk-outs and speeches are expected to take place in Cambridge, Framingham, Chelsea and Amherst, among other towns.
            It is the intention of the organizers to literally shut down cities across the country in an effort to demonstrate the vital role that immigrants play in society.
            Ali Noorani, executive director of the MIRA coalition, a Massachusetts immigrant’s rights group, said of the event: "The broader point we’re conveying is that the immigrant community is important. What would be the impact if there were no immigrants? The state would not have enough workers. The state is already lacking in workers."
            Noorani denies that his group is coordinating strikes or boycotts locally, but it expects some immigrants will not show up for work and might not buy anything on Monday.
            Noorani was the organizer behind the rally at the State House last month that we reported, where illegal aliens proclaimed that they had “taken over” the building.
            Joe Rizoli, director of the Framingham-based "Concerned Citizens and Friends of Illegal Immigration Law Enforcement", said individuals may want to use this day to see what businesses support illegal immigration. If a business shuts down today, they are either dependent on illegal aliens, or against the enforcement of our immigration laws.
            "What’s good about is that we’re going to find out what businesses support illegal immigrants," Rizoli said. "I’d boycott those businesses for the rest of my life."

Day Set to Coincide with Marxist and Anti-American Rallies
            In Mexico, hundreds of thousands are expected to show their support of their nationals living illegally in the U.S. by having a ''Nothing Gringo" campaign. The “Nothing Gringo” campaign will boycott all goods and services that come from the United States.
              Similarly, Socialists and Communists will jointly celebrate the day as part of their normal “May Day” activities, which extols the virtues of totalitarian Communism and the Bolshevik Revolution. The day has been euphemistically renamed “International Workers Day” by Communists.