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Solidarity With Workers in Greely Colorado
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Category Archives: Immigrant Rights
Spirited and moving gathering today with day laborers at PEOC
Spirited and moving gathering today with day laborers at PEOC today – many who I have known and kept in contact with – going back to when we first first founded the center. Continue reading
Angelinos Protest At Immigration Detention Center
“The organizers staged a concert outside the detention center on Saturday to serenade the detainees, while also speaking to how the administration’s policies have harmed their communities.” Continue reading
Trump TACOs On The Farm Labor Situation
Trump TACOs on the Farm Labor situation, after cruel mass deportations of law abiding immigrant workers, the Administration is shocked that noone wants to pick crops for low wages. Continue reading
Support UFW Lawsuit Against New Bracero Program
With the anti-immigrant policies of the Trump administration now affecting worker shortages and crop failures in agriculture – the Labor Department is bringing back a “revamped” H-2A program which has aspects of the unjust Bracero program (which was terminated in 1964 because of its exploitation of Mexican workers) – in lowering hourly rates by between $1 and $7 – and includes cost of housing workers as part of that compensation. Continue reading
Protesting Conditions In Adelanto!
Protesting conditions in Adelanto! Continue reading
Noemi Fired
Another person to target, even in his own administration (to take the blame off of him and the system) – when the road to the mid-term elections is already showing signs, when internally there are divisions over the lies of the war abroad and against our immigrant communities Continue reading
Repudiation Of One Of The Administration’s Most Aggressive Deportation Policies
Once in awhile….. “the ruling amounts to a sweeping repudiation of one of the administration’s most aggressive deportation policies, one in which immigrants are flown to distant places to which they have no ties, including Eswatini, Rwanda and Ghana. Continue reading
A Memory To Be Proud Of
A memory to be proud of – very relevant to today – shared by Pitzer student Shivani Kavuluru- where students, such as Shivani and Josue Pasillas, joined community in passing a resolution through the Claremont city council ensuring that no local resources would be used to assist federal immigration enforcement.