A Dusty Lady

This is the story of two 75 year old retired persons - a detective and high school teacher - interested in civic matters. They are especially interested in the plight of immigrant families that were ripped apart by the zero-tolerance border policies of the Trump administration. They became so involved with this cause, they created a corporation they called Salva La Familia (meaning, Save The Family). Abbey Tutt, the police officer, recruited several of his well heeled friends in financing this corporation with an initial investment of $1,000,000.

They also teamed up with another friend, the CEO of Algonquin Free Native American University, who was interested in creating a correspondence course that appealed to any undocumented immigrant in the US, entitled Pathway to Citizenship.
This course was a major success and helped to recruit hundreds of undocumented persons, helping them on their way to citizenship.

Unfortunately the Homeland Security Department of the US Government called upon Immigration Custom Enforcement (ICE) to carry out heavy-handed enforcement of deportation. ICE attempted to use Salva La Familia to help locate unsuspecting undocumented immigrants throughout the US.

Surprisingly, Abbey finds that the opposition to immigration by the Administration is only a smoke screen to cover up the President's plot to engineer a coup d'etat, similar to what Adolph Hitler pulled off in Germany in 1930.

Author: John Dooley
Publisher: Bookbaby
Published: 08/09/2021
Pages: 258
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.94lbs
Size: 9.05h x 6.07w x 0.66d
ISBN13: 9781098370299
ISBN10: 1098370295
BISAC Categories:
- Fiction | Political

About the Author
John Dooley is in this third career, now as an author. The first and longest was with the Boy Scouts of America. Fifty years in all, as a boy from the age of ten, then a volunteer leader, and finally as a Professional for twenty one years

After retirement he and his wife opened an art gallery; he'd been a Sunday painter for many years. That career ended 15 years later when the gallery and the land it was on were converted to a small shopping plaza.

Career number three began when Mr. Dooley was 83 years young and began writing and self-publishing his works of fiction. He is the author of two novels, a nonfiction guide book for writers and several short stories, all of which are available to the public at www.dooleytales.com.

Mr. Dooley and his wife now reside in Burlington, Vermont