Peter Gadiel President 9/11 families for a secure america

Peter’s 23 year old son James worked on the 103rd floor of the World Trade Center’s North Tower.

His testimony, on the role of non-enforcement of immigration law in permitting the terrorist acts of September 11, is part of the official record of the 9/11 Independent Commission.

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Mr. Gadiel has been a featured speaker at press conferences with then-House Speaker Denny Hastert, Reps. Tom Tancredo, Steve King and many other Members of Congress.

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Rick Oltman is the Vice President of 9-11 FSA Foundation and President of the 9-11 Families for Secure America 501c4. He has been an immigration reform activist for 19 years and has lobbied in Washington, D.C. and dozens of state capitals. He has been a guest on hundreds of radio and television news shows including Hannity & Colmes, Cavuto, The Big Story and In the Heartland on FOX News, Lou Dobbs, CNN, MSNBC and PBS. He has run two state initiative campaigns for immigration reform, Prop 187 in California Prop 200 in Arizona. He is the founder of The Immigration Tea Party and writes for Examiner.com www.rickoltman.net

Ed Kowalski is a Director of the 9/11 FSA Foundation. His 17 year old niece, Elizabeth Butler was murdered in June 2005 by illegal alien Ariel Menendez. Menendez had prior felony and misdemeanor convictions prior to murdering Elizabeth.

Mr. Kowalski has volunteered part time since 2005 in the cause of securing U.S. borders against entry illegal aliens and the terrorists and violent felons who hide among them. Further, he has provided counseling and legal assistance to the families of crime victims of illegal aliens. [Read more...]

Her son James worked for Cantor-Fitzgerald on the 103rd floor of the WTC North Tower and since then has devoted much of her life to ending the open borders policies which allowed the terrorists to enter and remain in the United States while they planned their attacks.

She has toured the Texas-Mexico border and planned rallies for 9/11 Families For A Secure America  and has lobbied many times in Washington, D.C. [Read more...]

Her 35 year old son William worked for Keefe, Bruyette and Woods as a Vice President of Institutional Sales.  His office was on the 89th floor of World Trade Center 2, the South Tower.

She is a native of New York and worked in the aviation industry for nine years.  She has resided in Pennsylvania for forty-five years.  In 1977 she was the first woman elected as a Township Supervisor in Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County a township of thirty five thousand people.    She was re-elected five times serving for thirty years. [Read more...]

Ramona Kilborn grew up on a farm in Iowa and is a registered nurse. She has been married to her husband Merrell for over 40 years and parented 7 children—some born to them and some adopted internationally. They have also been foster parents to 25 children—twelve of whom came from foreign nations for donated medical care. She stresses that all of her adopted and foster care children came to the United States legally. [Read more...]

Wilton Sekzer’s son Jason was the Vice President of Operations for Cantor-Fitzgerald.

At age 19 Wil volunteered for U.S. Army service in Vietnam where he was a helicopter gunner in the 13th Aviation Battalion. His decorations include: the Bronze Star with “V” device for valor; two Purple Hearts; four Air Medals for service and a fifth with “V” device for valor; Army Commendation Award with “V” device for valor. In addition, South Vietnam awarded him the Air Cross of Valor and Cross of Gallantry. After Vietnam, Wil joined the New York City Police Department where he was part of the elite Emergency Service Division. He was awarded three Commendations, eleven Meritorious Duty Awards and twenty-seven awards for Excellent Police Duty. He retired as a Sergeant from the NYPD after 23 years. [Read more...]

Brenda was inspired to join the movement against illegal immigration in 1996, when she saw Congressman Tony Beilenson (D-CA) speaking live from the floor of Congress. Speaking on proposed legislation he warned: “If current immigration trends continue, the population will exceed half a billion by the middle of the next century.”

That alarming wake-up call launched her into a self-education regimen about immigration that began with environmental concerns around overpopulation and gradually expanded to areas of culture, financial costs, national sovereignty and diversity ideology.

She later began the website www.LimitsToGrowth.org to address issues she felt were not being adequately addressed, including water supply, endangered open space and the jihad danger, as well as women’s rights and safety threatened by multiculturalism. In 2003 she created www.ImmigrationsHumanCost.org to draw attention to the crime victims of illegal aliens, a topic she felt was given too little attention by the mainstream media and pro-sovereignty activists. [Read more...]