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Jim Gilchrist’s Essay on Illegal Immigration

Published by Georgetown University Law School Journal

"The Minuteman Reconsidered"

It’s easy to call Minuteman Project founder Jim Gilchrist of Aliso Viejo a froth-mouthed racist agitator, especially if you ignore a few inconvenient truths.

By Steven M. Thomas
Photography by Challenge Roddie

Published in the Orange Coast Magazine
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Why Jim Gilchrist Does What He Does

Click on the logo above to see some of Jim’s friends from his Marine Corps tour in Vietnam. About one-third of the men in these photos were killed. All others sustained at least a bullet or shrapnel wound. All gave some...Some gave all.

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