Eduardo “Piolin” Sotelo, a leader who organized the massive illegal alien marches in Los Angeles last year, is headed back to Washington to push for shamnesty. He’s due to arrive tomorrow with his open-borders caravan:

A popular Spanish-language disc jockey began a cross-country trip Sunday to encourage Congress to overhaul the nation’s immigration laws, planning to give 1 million supporting letters to lawmakers in Washington, D.C.

Eduardo “Piolin” Sotelo, from the nationally syndicated show, “Piolin por la Manana,” and several others traveling in his caravan left from a Mexican cultural landmark in downtown as several hundred fans and supporters cheered.

Sotelo said he would stop in several cities before his planned arrival in Washington D.C. on June 14.

Who is Sotelo? He’s southern California’s number one morning disc jockey and a former illegal alien who used fraudulent identification to work, but successfully evaded deportation. Here’s his website.

The last time Sotelo was in the spotlight, his massive protests backfired–galvanizing immigration enforcement groups and quashing amnesty prospects last year.

Welcome, Mr. Sotelo. Perhaps you will arrive just in time.