https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-news/without-social-security-numbers-illegal-immigrants-face-eviction/2016/02/10/2fcd64c2-ca9d-11e5-a7b2-5a2f824b02c9_story.html?hpid=hp_local-news_trailerpark-1011pm%3Ahomepage%2Fstory


Now Your talking A.J. send um back to Latin America. Don't back Down.

"For the families, the eviction proceedings threaten a rare source of affordable living in a region where housing within the budgets of low-income immigrants often means cramped, overcrowded apartments or illegally converted basements."

Too Bad! That also means NO AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR YOUNG or OLD PEOPLE WHO ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS TOO. As these Illegals are sucking it UP. Send Them Home. They have NO Right To Be Here Illegally!

This Housing Issue is only One Of Many Problems Illegals are Causeing!

So this is why the WalMart next door is such an experience........
And why the Giant up the road doesn't do Scan It guns.

No wonder its so hard for young Americans to find "Affordable Housing" in NOVA!

Yankee GO Home! Remember that .. Illegals GO Home!
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> Now Your talking A.J. send um back to Latin
> America. Don't back Down.


Dwoskin has been trying to close that park for years, this is just the latest effort to kick those people out so a Holiday inn crowne plaza can be built. Drive through any one of AJD's apartment complexes and see if you think the residents are all documented citizens there. AJD probably makes the majority pf it's income from undocumented Americans.
You are a extremely ignorant individual OP.

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Albert_J._Dwoskin
"Albert Dwoskin is President and Chief Executive Officer and director of A.J. Dwoskin & Associates, Inc. (AJD). Since its founding, in 1967, AJD's operations have been primarily associated with development and management of retail and residential rental properties which are owned by partnerships in which AJD or Albert J. Dwoskin is a partial owner or general partner. Mr. Dwoskin is also active in community and charitable activities that currently include serving as Chairman of the George Mason University Foundation Board of Managers. In past years, he has served in a large number of public and private sector directorships, advisory boards and committees, and public task forces." [1]

Board of Managers, Catalist
Treasurer, September Fund
Director, Democracy Alliance

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Catalist
CATALIST "(formerly known as Data Warehouse, LLC) offers your progressive organization low-cost, subscription-based access to a unique, comprehensive database of voting-age Americans. Combining standard demographic and high-quality political information with commercial data will allow you to get your message, ideas and requests to either large groups or targeted individuals with unprecedented precision and effectiveness. We also offer the software tools and in-house expertise your organization will need to use this data effectively." [1]
Has received funding from the Democracy Alliance.

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/September_Fund
The September Fund was established September 9, 2006, as a 527 committee, according to the organization's filing (EIN 20-5509497) with the Internal Revenue Service.

"A group of Democratic strategists has tried to raise about $20 million for an October advertising blitz. The effort, called the September Fund, is being led by Harold Ickes, a former aide to President Clinton and an adviser to Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y.," Associated Press reporter Jim Kuhnhenn reported October 1, 2006. "In a letter circulated to potential donors this month, the organizers said: 'While we have achieved unprecedented unity, it is only meaningful if we can mobilize the power of progressive donors to ensure sufficient financial resources are available.'"

"Leaders of the September Fund include Karen Ackerman, the political director of the AFL-CIO; retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark, a 2004 Democratic presidential candidate; and Nick Baldick, who managed the presidential campaign of former Senator John Edwards," NewsMax reported September 14, 2006.

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Democracy_Alliance
Democracy Alliance was founded by former Clinton Treasury official Rob Stein, Erica Payne and various donors in 2005. The Muckety website maintains a relationship map on some of the major financial donors to the Democracy Alliance.
"At least 80 wealthy liberals have pledged to contribute $1 million or more apiece to fund a network of think tanks and advocacy groups to compete with the potent conservative infrastructure built up over the past three decades," The Washington Post reported in August, 2005. [1]

Rob Stein's PowerPoint presentation on how the Right built a strong infrastructure of think tanks, non-profits, non-profit groups, scholarship recipients, academics, lobbyists, right wing activists and the media led to the founding of the Democracy Alliance, and also a separate organization, the New Progressive Coalition founded by entrepreneurs Andy and Deborah Rappaport.

The Democracy Alliance tries to keep a low profile and its wealthy donors prefer anonymity. According to published reports, organizations funded by Democracy Alliance are asked not to reveal the funding.

In 2006 a San Francisco, CA, office was established by the Democracy Alliance at the Presidio in the Tides Center, where Alliance member Drummond Pike has his offce.

Rob McKay of the McKay Foundation and Anna Burger of SEIU are the elected chair and vice chair of the board of directors of the Democracy Alliance. [2]

"Members of the Democracy Alliance include billionaires like George Soros and his son Jonathan Soros, former Rockefeller Family Fund president Anne Bartley, San Francisco Bay Area donors Susie Tompkins Buell and Mark Buell, Hollywood director Rob Reiner, Taco Bell heir Rob McKay ... as well as New York financiers like Steven Gluckstern." [3]

In October 2006, an article in The Nation magazine reported "the Alliance's 100 donors have distributed more than $50 million to center-left organizations and activists--a lot of money, yet still largely symbolic given the deep pockets of its members. Even as the donors pour millions into a new political infrastructure, however, problems have emerged that mirror many of the problems of the Democratic Party today and the progressive movement in general. The first is determining what, exactly, the group stands for and wants to accomplish. ... Rob Johnson, an early board member, says the tension in the Alliance is between 'party subsidizers' and 'climate changers'--those who want to fund organizations that work toward more effectively electing candidates versus those who aspire to change the fundamental nature of political debate with a stronger set of governing principles. ... Since its inception, the Alliance has been unabashedly elitist, while also poorly run. ... To stabilize the organization internally after almost a year of early stumbles, the partners chose as its managing director Judy Wade, a member of the elite firm McKinsey & Company, consultants to multinational corporations." [4]

It IS TRUE that every lower-income apartment around here is INFESTED with illegals and it is hard for the person working a job that makes < $40k around here to find an apartment because they are all TAKEN by the illegals!!!

How it works-they get a legal "cousin" who sign a lease for them, allow his illegal "friend"+ 7 more to cram in a 2 bedroom, and go from there. Say the rent is $1400...well they charge each "friend" $300 apiece for a spot to sleep (which is still a great deal and better than being homeless for the illegal) and the "cousin" just made an easy $1000 profit each month doing nothing but lending his name to the lease.

Some are bold enough to repeat with different management companies as it's not like AJ Dwoskin management will go check with, say, Home Properties to see if their name pops of there as a resident too. They only check the last residence listed, and of course, it has a perfect record as well. Repeat times the many many management companies in this area. "Cousin" makes a nice living off the back of the illegals, the management companies don't care as the rent gets paid and there are steady tenants in the building and look the other way on overcrowding and do sub-standard repairs...or none at all...because the illegals won't complain. Ms Suzy from the USA WILL though so the management companies actually PREFER to rent to the illegals.

All they (management) would have to do if they wanted to stop this is literally go in the apartment every 3 months and take a look around- it is obvious when there are many people living in an apartment, plus the water bills go up (usually paid by the landlord) and there is more wear and tear on the apartments....but like I said, they only see the steady incoming rent. They won't evict a group of illegals unless they are flagrant (like partying loud day in day out and breaking things constantly and harassing the other tenants) and even then...they scatter like roaches. Then management simply picks another "hispanic" person to move in and it repeats. They dislike renting to americans because we know our rights and will evict us at the drop of a hat or being 1 day late on rent-- but will gladly welcome a group of illegals just for the money. Not to mention most leasing agents are hispanic too so they probably bribe them under the table to get the place or offer an extra deposit since most leasing agents make no more than $30k a year.

Same thing happened in the housing market with the liar loans- one "cousin" with good credit went and bought a house little or no money down- then the illegals squatted until they got foreclosed on years later when the ARM reset and the mortgage went from say $2000 up to $3500 and they can't afford it anymore since most got laid off in that time frame 2008ish.

TL;DR Landlord doesn't care- he knows the rent will be paid on time, which is all he/she cares about, and ignores the requests for maintenance, which also saves more money for the landlord. FOLLOW THE MONEY.

qpq Wrote:
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> http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Albert_J._Dwo
> skin
> "Albert Dwoskin is President and Chief Executive
> Officer and director of A.J. Dwoskin & Associates,
> Inc. (AJD). Since its founding, in 1967, AJD's
> operations have been primarily associated with
> development and management of retail and
> residential rental properties which are owned by
> partnerships in which AJD or Albert J. Dwoskin is
> a partial owner or general partner. Mr. Dwoskin is
> also active in community and charitable activities
> that currently include serving as Chairman of the
> George Mason University Foundation Board of
> Managers. In past years, he has served in a large
> number of public and private sector directorships,
> advisory boards and committees, and public task
> forces." [1]
>
> Board of Managers, Catalist
> Treasurer, September Fund
> Director, Democracy Alliance
>
> http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Catalist
> CATALIST "(formerly known as Data Warehouse, LLC)
> offers your progressive organization low-cost,
> subscription-based access to a unique,
> comprehensive database of voting-age Americans.
> Combining standard demographic and high-quality
> political information with commercial data will
> allow you to get your message, ideas and requests
> to either large groups or targeted individuals
> with unprecedented precision and effectiveness. We
> also offer the software tools and in-house
> expertise your organization will need to use this
> data effectively." [1]
> Has received funding from the Democracy Alliance.
>
> http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/September_Fun
> d
> The September Fund was established September 9,
> 2006, as a 527 committee, according to the
> organization's filing (EIN 20-5509497) with the
> Internal Revenue Service.
>
> "A group of Democratic strategists has tried to
> raise about $20 million for an October advertising
> blitz. The effort, called the September Fund, is
> being led by Harold Ickes, a former aide to
> President Clinton and an adviser to Sen. Hillary
> Clinton, D-N.Y.," Associated Press reporter Jim
> Kuhnhenn reported October 1, 2006. "In a letter
> circulated to potential donors this month, the
> organizers said: 'While we have achieved
> unprecedented unity, it is only meaningful if we
> can mobilize the power of progressive donors to
> ensure sufficient financial resources are
> available.'"
>
> "Leaders of the September Fund include Karen
> Ackerman, the political director of the AFL-CIO;
> retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark, a 2004 Democratic
> presidential candidate; and Nick Baldick, who
> managed the presidential campaign of former
> Senator John Edwards," NewsMax reported September
> 14, 2006.
>
> http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Democracy_All
> iance
> Democracy Alliance was founded by former Clinton
> Treasury official Rob Stein, Erica Payne and
> various donors in 2005. The Muckety website
> maintains a relationship map on some of the major
> financial donors to the Democracy Alliance.
> "At least 80 wealthy liberals have pledged to
> contribute $1 million or more apiece to fund a
> network of think tanks and advocacy groups to
> compete with the potent conservative
> infrastructure built up over the past three
> decades," The Washington Post reported in August,
> 2005. [1]
>
> Rob Stein's PowerPoint presentation on how the
> Right built a strong infrastructure of think
> tanks, non-profits, non-profit groups, scholarship
> recipients, academics, lobbyists, right wing
> activists and the media led to the founding of the
> Democracy Alliance, and also a separate
> organization, the New Progressive Coalition
> founded by entrepreneurs Andy and Deborah
> Rappaport.
>
> The Democracy Alliance tries to keep a low profile
> and its wealthy donors prefer anonymity. According
> to published reports, organizations funded by
> Democracy Alliance are asked not to reveal the
> funding.
>
> In 2006 a San Francisco, CA, office was
> established by the Democracy Alliance at the
> Presidio in the Tides Center, where Alliance
> member Drummond Pike has his offce.
>
> Rob McKay of the McKay Foundation and Anna Burger
> of SEIU are the elected chair and vice chair of
> the board of directors of the Democracy Alliance.
> [2]
>
> "Members of the Democracy Alliance include
> billionaires like George Soros and his son
> Jonathan Soros, former Rockefeller Family Fund
> president Anne Bartley, San Francisco Bay Area
> donors Susie Tompkins Buell and Mark Buell,
> Hollywood director Rob Reiner, Taco Bell heir Rob
> McKay ... as well as New York financiers like
> Steven Gluckstern." [3]
>
> In October 2006, an article in The Nation magazine
> reported "the Alliance's 100 donors have
> distributed more than $50 million to center-left
> organizations and activists--a lot of money, yet
> still largely symbolic given the deep pockets of
> its members. Even as the donors pour millions into
> a new political infrastructure, however, problems
> have emerged that mirror many of the problems of
> the Democratic Party today and the progressive
> movement in general. The first is determining
> what, exactly, the group stands for and wants to
> accomplish. ... Rob Johnson, an early board
> member, says the tension in the Alliance is
> between 'party subsidizers' and 'climate
> changers'--those who want to fund organizations
> that work toward more effectively electing
> candidates versus those who aspire to change the
> fundamental nature of political debate with a
> stronger set of governing principles. ... Since
> its inception, the Alliance has been unabashedly
> elitist, while also poorly run. ... To stabilize
> the organization internally after almost a year of
> early stumbles, the partners chose as its managing
> director Judy Wade, a member of the elite firm
> McKinsey & Company, consultants to multinational
> corporations." [4]

.....AJ Dwoskin is a big Liberal?

Hola Amigos! You can move into my house. I have plenty of room so come on over.
I love illegal immigrants and Muslims too. Vote for me!!

> cram em in. ()

Yes its True. Having lived in a NOVA Apt. The "Friend" runs the place and gets free rent so The "Friend" saves it up and may buy a place where they subdivide bedrooms with curtains, cardboard walls what not and cram some more in.

Fortunately for them most Liberals are well off Gubment people round NOVA and they let their offspring live in the basement till there 35. So they think its "Wonderfull"

Its the working people from other areas that are economically depressed that come here for the lower wages and need the lower price housing and The Democrats Screw them Royally. While protecting the Illegals, Stupid as shit Democrat low income voters get theirs from their beloved Democrats..

True All Very True Wrote:
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> > cram em in. ()
>
> Yes its True. Having lived in a NOVA Apt. The
> "Friend" runs the place and gets free rent so The
> "Friend" saves it up and may buy a place where
> they subdivide bedrooms with curtains, cardboard
> walls what not and cram some more in.
>
> Fortunately for them most Liberals are well off
> Gubment people round NOVA and they let their
> offspring live in the basement till there 35. So
> they think its "Wonderfull"
>
> Its the working people from other areas that are
> economically depressed that come here for the
> lower wages and need the lower price housing and
> The Democrats Screw them Royally. While protecting
> the Illegals, Stupid as shit Democrat low income
> voters get theirs from their beloved Democrats..


Please tell me you were not educated by FCPS.

You Stupid As Shit Democrat Voter.. No Hope for you at all. "Mensan" .Its a pity people are not candled to see if they have enough brains to vote.. YOU Don't.

Yes I Was Wrote:
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> You Stupid As Shit Democrat Voter.. No Hope for
> you at all. "Mensan" .Its a pity people are not
> candled to see if they have enough brains to
> vote.. YOU Don't.


Thank you for the complete and total ignorance. You are a wonderful clown!
My students are going to love you. Please post some more, Thanks!

Since you want some laughs, and advice.

"Stick your stupid head up your ass and fight for air".. Your "student"s will love it..

You Loose.. Now Be Gone as every word out of your mouth "Democratic Illegal Activist" pisses off more and more people on the issue as the American people have had it with Illegals.

Illegal immigration does have some undeniably negative economic effects. Similarly skilled native-born workers are faced with a choice of either accepting lower pay or not working in the field at all. Labor economists have concluded that undocumented workers have lowered the wages of U.S. adults without a high-school diploma — 25 million of them — by anywhere between 0.4 to 7.4 percent.
The impact on everyone else, though, is surprisingly positive. Giovanni Peri, an economist at the University of California, Davis, has written a series of influential papers comparing the labor markets in states with high immigration levels to those with low ones. He concluded that undocumented workers do not compete with skilled laborers — instead, they complement them. Economies, as Adam Smith argued in “Wealth of Nations,” work best when workers become specialized and divide up tasks among themselves. Pedro Chan’s ability to take care of routine tasks on a work site allows carpenters and electricians to focus on what they do best. In states with more undocumented immigrants, Peri said, skilled workers made more money and worked more hours; the economy’s productivity grew. From 1990 to 2007, undocumented workers increased legal workers’ pay in complementary jobs by up to 10 percent.

This is about illegal immigrants not just immigrants. It is amazing how the word “immigrant” is used so interchangeably.

The immigration law should be clear. Deciding if a Fair Housing law was broken is a separate issue. The accused individuals should not wait for a decision on that issue. Once in court, it should be easy enough to determine if they are here illegally. If so, deport them. Anything else is diverting the law. The other issues can be decided in due course.

If you want services from us and can't pay 100% of the cost up front, we require a social security number from you. No exceptions. That is how we run credit checks. It is also what we need if we have to turn the account over to collections for them to garnish wages after getting a judgment. It isn't being anti-immigrant but rather being a good businessman.