Anti-Illegal Immigration Speakers Attacked on Boston Common
              A small group of activists crossing the country speaking against illegal immigration, were chased out of Boston by a group of Spanish speaking immigrants Saturday while attempting to deliver a speech on Boston Common.
              The six “Paul Revere Riders” are traveling by motorcycle to the capital of all 48 contiguous states, speaking on the need for America to protect its own borders and the negative economic impact of illegal immigration on this country. 
              On Saturday, they made it to Boston, but were shouted down and yelled at by a group of people carrying signs in Spanish so that they couldn’t finish their speeches.
              When they rode away, the camera men and photographers filming the event were chased and hit with signs.  Two of the camera men, Jim and Joe Rizoli of Framingham, had to be escorted by Boston Police away from the event while the pro-illegal crowd menacingly taunted and surrounded them. 
Video of the Paul Revere Riders leaving and the photographers get chased can be found HERE. 
              According to the Rider's website, they believe:
”America stands at a crossroads. It either controls its sovereignty by maintaining its borders or it suffers the consequences of massive population overload, balkanization, accelerating crime, educational breakdown, water shortages, economic ruin and loss of the Middle Class. In other words, the United States may become another Third World country.”
               Today (Wednesday) the Paul Revere Riders are in Trenton and Harrisburg.