President of Project That Raises Awareness of Americans Killed by Illegal Aliens Endorses Stovall

By Isabel Matos

I’m not from Texas but the primary is coming up (March 4th) and we need someone who can take on and replace John Cornyn for the U.S. Senate seat from Texas. As I mentioned in earlier posts, Linda Vega is unqualified to do what needs to be done given her deceitfulness already about her stance on Amnesty. She said she was against it and that was a lie! She tried to fool our community and cannot be trusted to be any different from Senator John Cornyn who is apparently being backed by the establishment. Texas: The RINO needs to go!

This story got my attention because the woman who is giving the endorsement to Stovall is President of an organization that is trying to bring much needed attention to American victims of illegal alien murders. (What a sharp contrast to Vega.) The endorsement was news for Dwayne Stovall on February 11th.

Maria Espinoza, president of The Remembrance Project has given Dwayne Stovall her personal endorsement.

“I met Dwayne Stovall in 2012 and can attest to his strong constitutional and conservative principles. Texas families urgently need his unwavering commitment to these principles and I support Dwayne in his quest to become the next great US Senator from Texas. I trust that Dwayne will place the citizens of Texas first, and will fight for the security of our country.”

Dwayne thanked her for the great work she does in both organizations.

“The Remembrance Project, a 501(c)3 non-profit, was created in 2009 to honor and remember Americans who have been killed by illegal aliens. The Remembrance will educate, raise awareness, and conduct outreach in order to support and protect citizens and legal residents, and their families well-being and safety through upholding U.S. laws and following the Constitution.” http://www.theremembranceproject.org/

Here’s Maria (wearing blue) with other activists, including Pedro Rivera, using banners with the names of victims to protest the Senate Bill last summer.

“This was at John Cornyn’s Houston office. The building managers did not want us on their grass and the cops did not want us in the street. The police out-numbered us but did not harass us. Maria, myself and others tried to present a petition to Cornyn’s office and take a pic but the office would not let us. John Cornyn was not in the office. That was the same day as the IRS TEA Party protest which I attended after this event.” ~ Pedro Rivera