Immigration/ No Borders
March to Stop Raids and Deportations! Stop Attacks on Immigrants February 25th!
Submitted by rick on 21 February 2011 - 4:55pmFebruary 25th, 2011
4pm-5:30pm
Start: Westlake park (401 pine st)
End: Immigration Court and ICE office (1000 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA)
-We demand an end to deportations!
-We say no to proposed new anti-immigrant laws in Washington state!
-Drivers licenses for all!
-Bring your stories, bring your friends, it's time to speak out!
No to (HB 1272, 1577, 1469) (SB 5138, 5407, 5006, 5335)!
Sponsored By: El Comite Pro-Reforma Migratoria and The May 1st Coalition
Please Join this event on facebook and forward this email onto all your
contacts!
*****Also, come to a banner making party this Tuesday, February 22nd at
8pm at the CISPES office, 606 Maynard Ave S. #252. Call Chaim for more
information 206.331.1311
No More Deaths Spring Break 2011 invitation
Submitted by rick on 25 December 2010 - 3:07amDear friends of No More Deaths,
Please share this email and information with anyone you think might be interested.
We are finalizing our plans for the No More Deaths 2011 Spring Break program and hope that you will be able to participate.
Spring Break 2011 announcement and sign-up form (http://tinyurl.com/nmdspringbreak2011)
Your help in alleviating death and suffering in the desert is needed more now than ever. More bodies of undocumented people have been found this year than have ever before been recorded and the recent elections have put increasingly hateful legislation on the table, jeopardizing the everyday lives of many people living in the United States. The defeat of the DREAM Act and of comprehensive reform requires dramatic action.
Private Prison Industry Behind Arizona’s New Immigration Law
Submitted by rick on 4 December 2010 - 12:38pmTiresiasspeaks is a cool source to check out. This is, in my view, an important under-reported story. Corpomedia won't expose tehir buddies in the private prison industry. -Rick
http://tiresiasspeaks.wordpress.com/
Private Prison Industry Behind Arizona’s New Immigration Law
Arizona seized the international spotlight last April when Governor Jan Brewer signed immigration Bill 1070 into law. The new law requires police officers to arrest any person they stop who cannot immediately prove that they entered the country legally.
Immigrant communities, their sympathizers, and civil liberties advocates have violently condemned the bill as a blatant endorsement of racial profiling that does nothing to address the root causes of illegal immigration.
Demonstration/Vigil at NW Detentioin Center
Submitted by rick on 8 November 2010 - 12:13am
Demand Human Rights at Tacoma Immigration Prison
Immigration is not a Crime!
Demonstration Vigil at NW Detention Center
1623 E. J St., Tacoma WA 98421
SAT., November 13, 12noon to 3pm
The NW Detention Center on the Tacoma tideflats is on an environmental toxic superfund site.
The center has been found in violation of prisoners human rights, according to a study by
OneAmerica and S.U. School of Law. Many prisoners have no criminal record and are not
charged with any crime.
We will bring coffee and food, support and solidarity to visiting families and loved
Private Prison Industry Behind Arizona’s New Immigration Law
Submitted by Anonymous on 28 October 2010 - 4:09pmWe now know that Arizona's controversial immigration bill 1070 was written with the help of the Corrections Corporation of America- the largest private prison company in the nation- in Washington, DC’s Grand Hyatt Hotel in December of 2010.
Read the full story at: http://tiresiasspeaks.wordpress.com/private-prison-industry-behind-arizo...
Immigrant Women Battle for a Better World, Film Showing: Made in L.A.
Submitted by radicalwomen on 16 August 2010 - 4:05pmSaturday, August 28, 7:30pm
Immigrant Women Battle for a Better World
Film Showing: Made in L.A.
Olympia to Arizona: SB1070 One Struggle United.
Submitted by wildleaf on 4 August 2010 - 1:27amThe world was flat and dry with 100+ degree heat as we cruised US-10 past Joshua Tree National Park on the last leg of our 24 hour marathon drive from Olympia to Phoenix. Last Tuesday, Media Island, in partnership with Students for a Democratic Society, sent a diverse group of Olympia activists to travel to Phoenix for Arizona Freedom Summer. Five of us, Yonatan, Angel, Leah, Johnny and I piled into the Media Island Van and took off praying that the old V8 didn't kick the dust. It nearly did- on several occasions- but we made it back to share with you all our experiences.



