Showing posts with label janet napolitano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label janet napolitano. Show all posts

Saturday, September 01, 2012

Mega law suits at ICE and against Janet Napolitano

Big Sis Janet Napolitano 'promoted woman with whom she had a 'long relationship' while her female staff tormented male colleagues with 'sexually charged games''

  • Department of Homeland Security boss faces discrimination lawsuit
  • Napolitano 'gave close friend promotion over better qualified men'
  • Suit: She turned department into 'frat house' where men were tormented
  • ICE chief of staff 'humiliated and intimidated' male employees
  • Suzanne Barr 'called male colleague in hotel room and used sexually-explicit language'


Read more: read more UK news, US media does not like Obama scandals

He claims Napolitano favoured Dora Schriro, who had worked as director of the Arizona Department of Corrections when Napolitano was governor of the state, for a job due to their relationship.

Hayes first worked as a border patrol agent in 1995 and then served as director of ICE Detention and Removal Operations in Washington, DC, but was demoted after Napolitano's appointment, he claims.

In February 2009, she appointed Schriro as a 'special adviser' and began pushing him out of meetings, the lawsuit says. Hayes claims that Schriro, who is now commissioner of the city Department of Correction, was not as qualified him for the role as she did not have as much law-enforcement experience.

'Schriro did have experience, however, working with Secretary Napolitano,' it writes. 'Schriro enjoyed a long-standing relationship with the secretary.'
The lawsuit does not outline the exact nature of the relationship between Napolitano and the woman she brought with her to Washington from Arizona.

It has long been rumoured that 'Big Sis' Napolitano is a lesbian, but in 2002 she publicly denied the claims.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2186507/Janet-Napolitano-favoured-woman-long-relationship-job.html#ixzz25HyjzXO7

Girlfriend of Janet Napolitano quits amid sex charges

Girlfriend of Janet Napolitano , Homeland Security Secretary, quits amid sex charges 



This could be an exciting story/gossip at the Democratic Convention next week.
Lesbians on top. Office sluts at ICE ?
 
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitan.
 


Suzanne Barr, chief of staff to ICE Director John Morton, said in her resignation letter that the allegations against her are "unfounded." But she said she was stepping down anyway to end distractions within the agency. Barr's resignation has been confirmed by ICE / Homeland Security Department.

On one occasion, Barr called a colleague in his hotel room and screamed using sexually explicit language, telling him she ‘wanted his c*** in the back of [her] throat’.
Hayes claims he ‘felt that he was being targeted because of his gender’ and witnessed Barr repeatedly picking on men.
She ‘created a frat-house type atmosphere that is targeted to humiliate and intimidate male employees’, according to court papers.
In 2009 she ‘removed the entire contents of the offices of three male employees, including nameplates, computers and telephones, to the men’s bathroom at ICE headquarters’.
 

Barr is accused of sexually inappropriate behavior toward employees. The complaints are related to a sexual discrimination and retaliation lawsuit filed by a senior ICE agent in May.

 
Suzanne Barr, a 1995 graduate of the University of Arizona, was among Napolitano's first appointments after she became secretary in 2009. Barr started working for Napolitano in 2004, while Napolitano was governor of Arizona.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

did Supreme court nominee Elena Kagan really date Janet Napolitano ?

did Supreme court nominee Elena Kagan really date Janet Napolitano ?


Obama nominates Lesbian Elena Kagan to Supreme Court?

CBS News reported that President Obama's new Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan
will be the "first openly gay justice," pleasing much of Obama's liberal base.
But after complaints by an anonymous White House staffer that parts of the report
were not public, the CBS reporter updated the post to say "I have to correct
my text here to say that Kagan is apparently still closeted -- odd,
because her female partner is rather well known in Harvard circles."

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

will Janet Napolitano be Obama's Michael Brown ?

will Janet Napolitano be Obama's Michael Brown during Katrina at FEMA?


she has no law enforcement, intelligence or military experience.

Monday, December 28, 2009

does HSS Janet Napolitano inspire confidence ?

does HSS Janet Napolitano inspire confidence ?

or is time to replace her?
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano

Monday, May 04, 2009

anyone seen DHS Janet Napolitano newest girlfriend ?

anyone seen DHS Janet Napolitano newest girlfriend ?


I heard she a hottie..........................

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Foe of Immigration Enforcement Named as Secretary of Labor

Foe of Immigration Enforcement Named as Secretary of Labor

For American workers, 2008 was a disastrous year. The U.S. economy lost nearly 2 million jobs during the last four months alone, and most economists see things getting worse before they get better.
Unfortunately, President Obama’s choice to head the Department of Labor gives millions of unemployed and underemployed American workers little hope of gaining access to the 8 million jobs estimated to be held by illegal aliens or raising wages depressed by cheap foreign labor. In appointing Rep. Hilda Solis (D-Calif.) as Secretary of Labor, the president chose an implacable foe of immigration enforcement generally, and specifically enforcement in the workplace. Coupled with the selection of Janet Napolitano as Secretary of Homeland Security, there is little reason to expect either department to vigorously enforce laws against businesses that employ illegal aliens.

During her time in Congress, Solis supported or co-sponsored just about every effort to grant amnesty to illegal aliens and expand the number of foreign guest workers in the U.S. While a member of the California Legislature, Solis fought to provide taxpayer supported benefits and services to illegal aliens and to allow them to obtain driver’s licenses.
In Congress, Rep. Solis has co-sponsored or supported numerous bills that would have harmed American workers, including:
The AgJOBs amnesty, which would have granted green cards to virtually every illegal alien employed in some agriculture-related industry.
The 2007 STRIVE Act, which would have granted amnesty to most illegal aliens in the U.S. In addition, the bill would have allowed an additional 400,000 to 600,000 foreign guest workers to enter the U.S. labor force each year.
The DREAM Act, which would have granted green cards to illegal aliens who entered the country before age 16, and would have granted them subsidized college tuition benefits.
The Department of Labor can play a significant role in preventing the employment of illegal aliens. It is the department’s responsibility to promote “the welfare of the job seekers, wage earners, and retirees of the United States by improving their working conditions, advancing their opportunities for profitable employment…[and] helping employers find workers.”
While President Obama has embarked on an ambitious jobs creation program to deal with the unemployment crisis, millions of existing jobs could be made available to American workers by enforcing laws against employing illegal aliens. Given Secretary Solis’s long history of siding with illegal aliens, if she is confirmed by the Senate in that position, it will require strong direction from the White House to ensure that the Labor Department fulfills its stated mission.

FAIR will be reaching out to Congress and the new administration to stress the added importance, in this time of economic crisis, of vigorous enforcement against employers who rob American workers of job opportunities and seek to suppress wages. The first test of the Obama administration’s and the Congress’s commitment to protecting American jobs is likely to come in early March when the E-Verify program will need to be reauthorized. (See FAIR op-ed, page 7.)