We’ve been anticipating an increasing frequency of illegal immigration stories in the media headlines.   Examples specifically selected by the media to highlight a narrative portraying illegal aliens as “innocent victims”.    Consider it “The Dreamers 2.0” – only, on steroids.
We fully expect this narrative will be seeded through the upper echelon of leftist news outlets.   Upper tier media conglomerates, individual executive boards, owners and Hollywood working together with political connections to position storylines favorable to illegal alien sympathy.   
[We shall call this “Operation Brown Dream“] 
The “Brown Dream” strategy is intended to build momentum toward the upcoming State of The Union speech where President Obama will demand a comprehensive immigration reform agenda, including amnesty, for 2014.    The politics are strategically aligned to aid in the November mid-terms, but also to act as a distraction to Obamacare.   The Amnesty Bill will create anxiety and divide ranks – this allows the process to move forward and create a Win/Win.    Here’s one example:
Phoenix (AP) –  An Arizona police detective was forced to resign after confronting her mom and discovering that she is actually an undocumented immigrant, born in Mexico and brought into the U.S. when she was young.
Carmen Figueroa apparently was told by her family that she was born in the U.S. though she was actually born in Sinaloa, Mexico, Arizona Department of Public Safety spokesman Bart Graves said Wednesday.
He said Figueroa’s status was discovered when the State Department processed a passport application submitted by her brother, who is serving in the U.S. military.
Figueroa, 42, resigned Monday but would have been fired if she hadn’t stepped down, according to Graves, who said a criminal investigation continues.
Arizona law requires sworn police officers to be U.S. citizens, and Graves said the state police agency would have terminated her for fraud and misrepresentation for “not meeting the qualifications.”
Figueroa worked in southern Arizona and was with the department for 10 years, most of that time as a Tucson-based Highway Patrol officer. She became a criminal investigations detective in 2010.
“She told us she was always under the impression through her mother that she was born in this country, and she did not really find out until this summer … that she was an illegal alien through, I believe, a confrontation with her mother,” Graves told the Associated Press.
He said Figueroa “had an exemplary record” and the circumstances of her departure don’t put any investigations or prosecutions at risk.  (read more)