Borders: Mexico/US
No Borders Camp / Campamento Contra Fronteras, Mexicali/Calexico
Submitted by autonomousowl on Tue, 10/17/2006 - 9:51pm
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Please DONATE to help support Prisoner Solidarity Efforts in Atenco, Mexico
Submitted by onto on Wed, 05/10/2006 - 9:19amYou can make donations for the bails of the political prisoners of Atenco with the following Account number of Santander Serfin: 605 152 07 155 or through paypal.
Eloy Detention Center: Hightest Number of Inmate Deaths
Submitted by chaparral on Mon, 08/24/2009 - 6:18pmPrivately-run Eloy Detention center in Arizona had the highest number of immigrant detainee deaths of all facilities that house immigrants. The Corrections Corporation of American (CCA) is notorious for bad conditions in their private prisons and other facilities.
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Biometrics Part of Immigration Reform?
Submitted by chaparral on Mon, 08/24/2009 - 6:17pmHow soon will it be that anyone who refuses to submit to an iris scan will end up in a detention center? Or at least we'll be unemployed...
I mentioned the biometrics as part of immigration reform in my "Freedom Not Reform" article recently, but i didn't even take it as seriously as i think it now needs to be taken.
Some promoters of immigration reform are insisting that biometrics technology will be necessary to keep everyone in line. Man, what a great way to get all those who value civil liberties to unite against giving undocumented immigrants a way to become legal- even those who would like to see legalization. Is Schumer getting kickbacks from the biometrics industry? Someone needs to look into this. And what's the status of the Real ID, anyway?
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Freedom, not Reform: If we don’t demand it, it can’t happen
Submitted by chaparral on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 2:16pmTuesday, August 4, 2009
The Comprehensive Immigration Reform that is thus far being optimistically put forward stinks of the racism that has been intentionally spread by wealthy and powerful men and other white supremacists. This is a racism that intentionally ignores the root causes of “illegal” immigration, and promotes and excuses the exploitation, imprisonment, and even deaths of migrants. This is certainly not a consensus, and it is not an attitude developed organically, but politically and economically. Another voice must be heard: one that demands freedom, not reform.
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No Littering Charges for No More Deaths
Submitted by chaparral on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 2:14pmMonday, July 13, 2009
Sixteen people have been cited recently for leaving jugs of water in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. Littering, they call it. Funny, you can purchase litter at a store? You can use litter to save your life? This "litter" is being left in areas that migrants are walking through in this horrid desert heat.
I was told that one No More Deaths member, the first to get cited for this "littering", had come upon the body of a girl who had died migrating. Imagine how he must have felt when an officer was ticketing him the next day for trying to prevent the same sort of death for someone else.
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Satire for Russell Pearce
Submitted by chaparral on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 2:13pmSunday, July 12, 2009
Satire for Russell Pearce
No more catch and release of the unwelcome male
(or, what if you took the extremist position of our anti-immigrant Arizona Senator Russell Pearce, and put it in a different context?)
by Senator Valerie Solanas Pearce
I sat ashen as I watched the news reports. Several chiefs of police stood at a press conference and publicly refused to enforce the law. Less than a month after the brutal murder of a police officer at the hands of a male, they snubbed the opportunity to make necessary changes and violated their oaths of office for the sake of political correctness. Meanwhile, people are killed, maimed and raped. Men cost citizens billions to educate, medicate and incarcerate, and they take jobs from women.
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Audits: A Friendlier Face on the Same Old
Submitted by chaparral on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 2:12pmFriday, July 3, 2009
An article in the Arizona Republic yesterday, called ICE audits 32 Arizona companies over hiring describes a new approach to the immigration "problem".
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Immigrants-as-Trespassers Law Closer to Passing
Submitted by chaparral on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 2:10pmTuesday, June 16, 2009
Seriously, this could be the most f-ed up thing that happens this year, as far as state legislation goes. A bill that Arizona Senator Russell Pearce wrote (SB1175) would make it so undocumented immigrants' existence in this state would be considered trespassing, and would also prevent any policy that restricts the police or other state agencies from enforcing federal immigration law. This bill just passed in the senate this week.
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US Citizen was in immigration detention for almost a year
Submitted by chaparral on Sun, 08/23/2009 - 2:08pmTuesday, June 16, 2009
While i think it is wrong to place value on someone based on their citizenship like most people do, i also think that the example of Brad Zazueta shows the ways in which targeting a group of people can catch unintended victims up in it. Zazueta was adopted at 11 weeks old after he arrived from Mexico into the hands of his adoptive parents.
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