Illegal immigration fighter in USA accuses Facebook and Twitter of trying to 'silence her'

The mother of Mesa, a police sergeant who died in a head-on collision in 2014 due to a drunken illegal immigrant, was punished by Facebook for speaking out against refuge cities and illegal immigration.

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Mary Ann Mendoza said the social media giant removed two of her posts this week, claiming she violated its "Community Standards on Hate Speech," Breitbart News reported.

The platform also demonized her Angel Families page, an organization that helps provide resources to friends and families of legal immigrants and Americans who have been killed by illegal immigrants.

One publication noted that “annually illegal immigrants kill thousands of innocent Americans,” according to a screenshot received by Breitbart News.

The post also mentioned US Representative Nancy Pelosi’s concern over whether Guatemala could “handle the migration deal agreed upon with the Trump administration.”

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In a second post, Mendoza quoted a news article about devastating crimes committed by illegal immigrants against Americans. In addition to deleting messages, Facebook also temporarily blocked a woman’s ability to post on her Angel Families page, she told Breitbart News.

According to Mendoza, Facebook permanently removed the “donation” button from the “Angel Families” page, they explained to her that they had done this in connection with “repeated violation of the principles of their community,” Breitbart News reports.

The mother of the deceased policeman claims that an organization such as United We Dream, sponsored by George Soros, is still allowed to collect donations through the Facebook platform, although it criticizes US immigration and customs.

In July, Breitbart News reported that Mendoza’s Twitter account was blocked after she posted a series of posts about illegal aliens and the dangers of refugee city politics.

“Kamala Harris, what law can I break so that you defend me so stubbornly?” Give me refuge from our laws? On your hands is the blood of every American killed by illegal criminals whom you defend. ”

In another post, Mendoza turned to the director of the Immigration Rights Clinic of the Law Faculty of Columbia University, Elora Mukherjee.

“The destruction of our country is happening from within. Where were you when American families needed support after their loved ones were murdered by illegal aliens?”

Mendoza noted the post of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi that “Americans die every hour from illegal criminals. Every hour".

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Ultimately, Twitter sent her a message stating that her messages were contrary to the “speaking standards” of the platform and demanded that she delete them if she wanted to resume using her account, Mendoza told Breitbart News.

“I’m disappointed that Twitter is trying to silence me,” she said. “I lost my world the day my son was killed by an illegal criminal. “I am the end result of open borders and the careless release of illegals.”

The social media platform called her six posts “hateful content,” although she has done similar posts over the past five years, Mendoza told FOX News.

After her Twitter account was blocked, Mendoza posted snapshots of her tweets on her Facebook account.

“And then Facebook will also put me in jail,” she noted. “They are cowardly in their treatment of conservative people who hold our Congress accountable.”

“There were people tweeting at me: Your son deserves to die! I hope you die the same way my son did, at the hands of a drunken illegal alien,” she said. “I reported them on Twitter, and Twitter did nothing about it.” This is hatred."

President Donald Trump tweeted that Mendoza “should never be silent,” and urged Twitter to stop punishing her.

Mendoza struggled with the ban on Twitter for more than a month before she finally “relented and deleted” posts, she told Breitbart News.

32-year-old sergeant Mendoza only turned in 12 on May 2014 and returned home when a fatal head-on accident occurred.

Photo: sgtbrandonmendoza.org

His killer, Raul Silva-Korona, before crashing into a sergeant, drove along several freeways along the wrong track for about 30 miles, KNXV reports. Silva-Corona also died in a car accident.

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