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Our mission is to educate, engage, and mobilize citizens of the St. Croix Valley (Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota) through grassroots efforts to affect the security, economic stability, and preservation of the Constitutional republic form of government.
A Voice for the Silent Majority
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Update on the Pause to Refugee Resettlement Resolutions in St. Croix County, Wisconsin
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO WROTE, EMAILED AND CALLED. Your voices were heard. All three Resolutions passed the St. Croix County Board March 12, 2024. The Refugee Resettlement Pause Resolution was amended to be reviewed by the Board in May 2026.
The refugee resettlement issue extends to a 100-mile radius of Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, from the World Relief refugee resettlement office. Ask your own county board to pass similar resolutions.
There are several refugee resettlement offices in Wisconsin.
Everyone is affected by decisions made by unelected people or government employees.
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VOTE YES! TO ALL THREE RESOLUTIONS
Please attend. Let's fill up all the overflow rooms AGAIN! There are no citizen comments during this meeting.
March 12, 2024, 5:00 p.m.
Special St. Croix County Board of Supervisors meeting
1101 Carmichael
Hudson, WI 54016
A special board meeting has been scheduled for March 12 where three proposed resolutions are being drafted by corporation counsel and the county administrator. One in support of U.S. Rep Tom Tiffany's proposed federal legislation; one in support of Wisconsin state legislation, SB916; and one for the county saying No to refugee resettlements by withholding financial support.
Don't forget: every time you hear the word "grant" from someone, that's your money. Every time you hear "funds", that's your money. Every time you hear the word "taxes", that's your money that the government is redistributing.
Call/email the St. Croix County Supervisors
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St. Croix County Board of Supervisors meeting, March 5, 2024. Chair comments, Bureau of Refugees presentation, citizen comments and Board discussion at the beginning of the meeting. For those who choose to be educated, listening to the Bureau of Refugees presentation is disturbing in his lack of knowledge of our area and facts of the Eau Claire refugee resettlement. Estimates are that there were over 150+ people in attendance supporting a pause in refugee resettlements in our area. Those in attendance were from within a 100-mile radius of those affected by Eau Claire's decisions from unelected people. |
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St. Croix County, Wisconsin
Listen to this podcast for an update of what is happening in St. Croix County regarding the refugee resettlement issue. Call and e-mail supervisors. The enemies of our Constitutional Republic are doing the same. We have a Republic. Can we keep it?
Call/email the St. Croix County Supervisors
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"In this interview Matt Bocklund and I sit down to discuss a number of findings from a series of open records requests related to World Relief and Eau Claire City unelected officials attempts to bring in, under the cover of darkness, potentially unvetted refugees in violation of federal law. You will not want to miss this if you are at all interested in rule of law, taxation without representation and the notion of the lesser magistrate theory."
Representative Hurd Testimony on SB 916 Refugee Resettlement Notification
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In 2017, St. Croix County had one tuberculosis case from outside St. Croix County that involved a local manufacturing facility. These were the costs associated with that one tuberculosis case.
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U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany: MUST WATCH: The illegal migrant encampment in the Coronado National Forest that I spotted last Thursday is now filled with illegal aliens. The Biden administration allows this to take place on PUBLIC LANDS all paid for by your TAX DOLLARS. As Chairman of the Federal Lands Subcommittee, I traveled to Arizona to see the environmental degradation of illegal immigration on our federal lands firsthand. ut what I saw was much more than just piles of trash. NGOs – like Catholic Charities and the Red Cross – are helping facilitate the Biden Border Invasion, and they must be investigated. These NGOs aiding illegals are receiving federal dollars, and it’s Congress’ duty to provide oversight.
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St. Croix County Administration Committee meeting February 20, 2024
Please watch from the beginning for important information on potential refugee resettlements in St. Croix County and other counties within a 100-mile radius of St. Croix County.
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UPDATE!
REFUGEE RESETTLEMENTS IN OUR COMMUNITIES
If you live within 100 miles of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, this affects you. St. Croix County is within 100 miles of Eau Claire. Please plan on attending the March 5, 2024, St. Croix County Board of Supervisors meeting to offer citizen comments to support a resolution to pause refugee resettlements in our area. At the February 20, 2024, St. Croix County Administration Committee meeting, dozens of people showed up to voice their concerns about the unvetted refugees that may be placed in our community.
Please watch from the beginning of the meeting where Chair Carah Koch explains the procedure for the proposed Resolution to Pause Refugee Resettlement that will be discussed at the Board level March 5, 2024. Note: The Bureau of Refugees that has been invited to speak are NOT elected officials and work closely with unelected NGOs (non-government organizations). Follow the money trail. Listen to the citizens who are very educated as to how refugee resettlements affect the sheriff's office, county budgets and so many other taxpayer-funded programs.
Emails of St. Croix County Board of Supervisors (copy and paste into address line)
Scroll down for more history. The Resolution below was postponed indefinitely with Chair Bob Long instructing County Administrator Ken Witt to put something together for the Board for the March 5 meeting. We don't know what documentation will be presented to the Board, as the agenda has not yet been posted. If the Bureau of Refugees is invited to speak, then people like Frank Gaffney, Ron Brantsner and Dr. John Palmer should be invited to speak.
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St. Croix County Administration meeting January 16, 2024
Citizen comments at the beginning, Committee member comments after.
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Do we Know Where They Are?': Glenn Grothman Grills Refugee Resettlement Director On Missing Minors |
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'Basically We're Trafficking Children': GOP Lawmaker Rips Handling Of Unaccompanied Minors At Border |
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St. Croix County, Administrative Committee, Proposed Objection to Refugee Resettlements
5:00 p.m., Government Center, 1101 Carmichael, Hudson, WI 54016
Click here for agenda and copy of proposed Resolution.
The Resolution documentation is found on
Pages 36-47.
Contact information for full St. Croix County Board:
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Click on the image below to read the full Whitewater Police Department letter to Biden |
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Please attend the meeting and speak during citizen comments. See below for links and information related to this issue.
St. Croix County Administrative Committee
Emails of St. Croix County Board of Supervisors (copy and paste into address line)
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CO-SPONSORSHIP MEMORANDUM LRB-5037
REQUIRING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO DESIGNATE AN INDIVIDUAL FOR CONSULTATION REQUIRED UNDER A FEDERAL PROGRAM REGARDING REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT AND ASSISTANCE
Is YOUR representative a co-sponsor? Call them now and ask.
Click on image for full memo.
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Proposed Wisconsin State Legislation
Call YOUR Reps and ask them where they stand
Chippewa Valley Legislators Introduce Refugee Resettlement Notification Bill
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Please thank U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, again!
https://tiffany.house.gov/contact
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All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Edmund Burke |
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