February 2012
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“A neighbor in need should summon a compassionate response from God’s people. A...”
– via @UndocumentedTV: Post by Lisa Van Engen
Read more in “Proximity and Building a Compassionate Response to Immigration”
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Useful 'Life After College Guide' for...
EDUCATORS FOR FAIR CONSIDERATION (E4FC) was started in 2006 by Carrie Evans and Katharine Gin, two educators with over 25 years of combined experience working with low-income, minority youth. They were astonished by the lack of information, resources, and support available to undocumented students.
LIFE AFTER COLLEGE GUIDE FOR UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS BRAND NEW FOR 2012! This 73-page guide...
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January 2012
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“It is heartbreaking to hear the painful stories of unjust deportations pouring...”
– San Francisco Archbishop George Niederauer said in a statement ahead of a Saturday gathering of immigrants and their supporters at St. Mary’s Cathedral.
California’s Catholic hierarchy takes stand against … immigration dragnet
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“If you just call someone an illegal, they remain nameless. My greatest hope is...”
– R.G. Lyons, pastor of the Church Without Walls in Birmingham, AL, quoted in “Alabama’s immigration law dividing religious community”
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Proposed immigration detention facility not... →
Video via @ChicagoTribune: Concetta Smart and volunteers distribute signs to residents in their community who oppose a proposed immigration detention facility in Crete. (Zbigniew Bzdak, Chicago Tribune)
Watch video here.
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“I’ll tell you one thing [“rule of law”] doesn’t mean: It...”
– Donald Kerwin, director for the Center for Migration Studies and former executive director of CLINIC as quoted by the National Catholic Reporter in “Immigration conference deals with the tough questions”
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“Different laws, particularly enforcement-only initiatives, played out in 50...”
– Addressing a Catholic conference on immigration, Bishop John Wester of Salt Lake City urged Catholics to advocate for immigration reform at the federal level.
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Watchvia Stephen Colbert: Activist Scott Douglas advocates the overturn of Alabama’s immigrant law and calls for a single fair immigration law to be applied across the U.S.
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paleomedia:
Gavin Dahl with KYRS Thin Air Radio...
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WatchMusic by @Outernational1: Todos Somos Ilegales: We Are All Illegals
From the SoundStrike:
As promised the new Outernational album, Todos Somos Ilegales (We Are All Illegals) is out and its both free and hot! The New York-bred band, formed with the help of fellow Sound Striker Tom Morello and features Dr. Blum, trumpets, organ, accordion and harmonium, Leo Mintek on guitar, Jesse Williams Massa...
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Watchvia @KPCC: Immigration attorneys make decisions that change the lives of their clients when the reality of residence hits the legal wall. Attorneys Brigit Alvarez and Alma Rosa Nieto. Video by Julie Platner
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Washington Post Lists Treating “Immigrants as... →
via @ImmPolicyCenter:
You wouldn’t know it from listening to the ridiculous anti-immigrant rhetoric over the past year, but treating immigrants like actual human beings is a concept some hope catches fire in 2012. The Washington Post recently added “immigrants as people” on “The List: 2012”—their annual zeitgeist-inspired list of ins and outs for the new year. Granted, “peacock feathers” and...
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“My resolution for this year is to consistently share my concerns for those who...”
– by @MatthewSoerens via Undocumented TV.
If you plug your address and zip code in at www.votesmart.org, it will tell you who your elected officials are and their contact information.
December 2011
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Radio Program on Immigrant Student Access to...
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November 2011
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“How to Talk Turkey on Immigration: Redux
@ImmPolicyCenter offers a list of...”
– via @ImmPolicyCenter: How to Talk Turkey on Immigration: Redux
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October 2011
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The dark cloud
Submitted by a reader:
I am a lucky person. I’m married to one of the most wonderful men in the world. He is kind, thoughtful, hardworking, funny, loving, well-balanced, intelligent, and good at so many things. Together we have turned a small dumpy house into a charming home. Passers-by tell us how much they love what we’ve done to the house. Visitors can feel the love that...
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September 2011
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WatchLinette is a parent in Reading, Ohio where a recent high school graduate and star athlete was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. In the fall of 2010, the residents of the small town of Reading, Ohio came together to take a stand for justice. This is the story of what happens when ordinary people do extraordinary things. Learn more at bernards-story.com/
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WatchRev. Troy Jackson is the Senior Pastor at University Christian Church in Cincinnati Ohio. When a recent high school graduate and star athlete was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the fall of 2010, the residents of the small town of Reading, Ohio came together to take a stand for justice. This is the story of what happens when ordinary people do extraordinary things: ...
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“In my 26 years as a US Border Patrol/ICE Agent, I caught many people. At the...”
– John Randolph writes in his Huffington Post article “From Border Patrol Agent To Immigration Reform Activist: My Journey For Justice.” Randolph is a retired US Border Patrol/ICE Agent. In his twenty six year career, he worked as a US Border Patrol Agent, INS Criminal Investigator, and...
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via @ImmPolicyCenter: Immigrant Laborers Continue...
The Fiscal Policy Institute says that immigrants add to the economy in a number of ways:
They increase the overall number of workers, which makes the economy larger and increases gross domestic product (GDP).
They complement the U.S. workforce which today is older and more educated than ever before. Immigrant workers tend to be concentrated at the top and the bottom of the educational scale,...
August 2011
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“The [Alabama immigration law] attacks our core understanding of what it means to...”
– Archbishop Thomas Rodi of Mobile in The New York Times