Hearings will be held May 20 to determine if his adult education teaching credentials should be suspended or revoked. What this really means is that he entered false information into the DMV computers so he could issue a driver s license to undocumented or non-English speaking farm workers, even though the law says he could not. Giving them a license and ID cards doesn t give them privileges to stay in the country. I had been working for the DMV for over seven years and as the years passed by, I have seen that the laws of the state have been more stringent and more strict. It s a question of convictions.
Some people call it civil disobedience.
Now government authorities are moving to stop him. He was convicted and is being persecuted for doing the right thing. We urge you to publicize what he did, organize support for him, hold press conferences and other public actions on May 20 when his hearing begins, and write or fax the California Commission on Teacher Credentialling and demand that his teaching credentials not be revoked or suspended.