Re "Agents arrest immigration activist," Aug. 20
It's interesting that Elvira Arellano is here illegally and is demanding the rights of a citizen after breaking the law not once, but twice. I also find it interesting that she was using a false Social Security number; wouldn't we go to jail for using someone else's Social Security number?
Enough with the insulting comparisons to Rosa Parks -- she was fighting for the rights of citizens, not those flagrantly violating our country's laws.
Manny Padilla Jr.
Woodland Hills
I do not see how having a son born in this country absolves Arellano from criminal violations of our laws. She illegally entered the country twice and used a false Social Security number. How many U.S. citizens with children are in jail for criminal violations of our laws? Many, many hundreds of thousands, so why should Arellano be treated any differently?
