Sign on and please make the call to Obama!
Carlos Montes
www.fightbacknews.org
Feb. 14 call in day to demand: Stop deportations! Legalization for all!
By Staff
Tampa, FL – Immigrant rights activists across the country will be
participating in a national call-in day, Feb. 14 to demand, “Stop deportations
and legalization for all!”
A statement for event organizers says “On Feb. 5 President Obama was
asked if he would edit his immigration policy to include stopping the
deportations; President Obama refused. We will not accept this! No human being
is illegal! This Valentine's Day, immigrant rights groups and allies across the
nation will be having a national call-in-day to tell President Obama and the
White House to ‘Stop breaking our hearts! Stop the deportations!’”
Hugo Sanabria of Tampa Dream Defenders says, "I will be calling in on
Valentine's Day because as a community we owe it to each other to call in and
attempt to make a difference in a family's life that might be in danger of
deportation." Sanabria and his family emigrated from Mexico many years ago and
like the 11 million other undocumented immigrants, could be deported at any
minute.
Organizers of the call-in day say, “In 2012 over a record 409,000
immigrants were deported. The 'Senate bipartisan framework' isn't good enough -
we want to push for genuine, progressive immigration reform.”
In recent weeks, immigrant rights and other progressive organizations
from around the U.S. have signed on to a public statement about what should be
in a plan for immigration reform. The statement urges: Legalization for all; no
second-class guest worker programs; no to more militarization of the
U.S.-Mexico border; and no increased workplace repression - everyone should
have the right to work with dignity and labor rights.
Groups that have signed the statement include Centro CSO (Los Angeles,
CA), Dream Defenders (Tampa, FL), Dream Defenders (University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL), Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (Minneapolis,
MN), Southern California Immigration Coalition (Los Angeles, CA) and Students
for a Democratic Society - National Working Committee.
Organizers of the call in day are urging people to:
Call the White House at 202-456-1111, Feb. 14, starting at 9:00
a.m., Eastern Time
Follow this link and submit your demands:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/submit-questions-and-comments
Tweet this message: #StopTheDeportations #LegalizationForAll,
no 2nd class ‘guest worker’, no border militarization! @BarackObama @WhiteHouse
For more information, click the Facebook event here:
http://www.facebook.com/events/157261074427320
Or email legalizationfor...@gmail.com
Read more News and Views from the Peoples Struggle at
http://www.fightbacknews.org.You can write to us at i...@fightbacknews.org
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Carlos Montes
www.fightbacknews.org
Feb. 14 call in day to demand: Stop deportations! Legalization for all!
By Staff
Tampa, FL – Immigrant rights activists across the country will be
participating in a national call-in day, Feb. 14 to demand, “Stop deportations
and legalization for all!”
A statement for event organizers says “On Feb. 5 President Obama was
asked if he would edit his immigration policy to include stopping the
deportations; President Obama refused. We will not accept this! No human being
is illegal! This Valentine's Day, immigrant rights groups and allies across the
nation will be having a national call-in-day to tell President Obama and the
White House to ‘Stop breaking our hearts! Stop the deportations!’”
Hugo Sanabria of Tampa Dream Defenders says, "I will be calling in on
Valentine's Day because as a community we owe it to each other to call in and
attempt to make a difference in a family's life that might be in danger of
deportation." Sanabria and his family emigrated from Mexico many years ago and
like the 11 million other undocumented immigrants, could be deported at any
minute.
Organizers of the call-in day say, “In 2012 over a record 409,000
immigrants were deported. The 'Senate bipartisan framework' isn't good enough -
we want to push for genuine, progressive immigration reform.”
In recent weeks, immigrant rights and other progressive organizations
from around the U.S. have signed on to a public statement about what should be
in a plan for immigration reform. The statement urges: Legalization for all; no
second-class guest worker programs; no to more militarization of the
U.S.-Mexico border; and no increased workplace repression - everyone should
have the right to work with dignity and labor rights.
Groups that have signed the statement include Centro CSO (Los Angeles,
CA), Dream Defenders (Tampa, FL), Dream Defenders (University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL), Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (Minneapolis,
MN), Southern California Immigration Coalition (Los Angeles, CA) and Students
for a Democratic Society - National Working Committee.
Organizers of the call in day are urging people to:
Call the White House at 202-456-1111, Feb. 14, starting at 9:00
a.m., Eastern Time
Follow this link and submit your demands:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/submit-questions-and-comments
Tweet this message: #StopTheDeportations #LegalizationForAll,
no 2nd class ‘guest worker’, no border militarization! @BarackObama @WhiteHouse
For more information, click the Facebook event here:
http://www.facebook.com/events/157261074427320
Or email legalizationfor...@gmail.com
Read more News and Views from the Peoples Struggle at
http://www.fightbacknews.org.You can write to us at i...@fightbacknews.org
Sent to
carlosmmont...@aol.com — why did I get this?
Fight
Back! News · P.O. Box 582564 · Minneapolis, MN 55440
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