Immigration

Deportations undercut fundamental rights

They are calling on community to take fight to their districts and to Capitol Hill.

“I am writing these lines from the Bristol County Jail, where I was brought upon my unjust, unwarranted, and uncalled for ambush-style arrest…”

Latino Rebels Radio: November 12, 2017

“I don’t care if it was incompetence by one federal agency or the other, the DACA applicants did everything right and they are still getting rejection notices and their whole lives in this country and the hopes and dreams of their families are at stake.”

“If protections for Dreamers are not passed this year, those funds WILL be used to deport Dreamers who will lose protection from deportation starting on March 5th.”

“As a mother, I am concerned for my family’s well-being.”

In late August, I got a call to investigate the case of a woman from Uganda detained at Dulles Airport, denied entry on a valid student visa.

Mexicans were judged on their ability to labor, and therefore be deemed “worthy” for participation in the U.S.

ICE Chief Counsel has not yet shared this guidance outside the agency.

This is a charade.

ICE is still around, by the way.

“They’re [Politicians] are talking bout us, but they’re not talking with us.”

Latino Rebels Radio: September 18, 2017

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The president has triggered a mood that feels nothing short of a national trauma.

We must boycott Motel 6 and stand against all those who seek to harm our loved ones.

Under Trump, ICE has reported a 150 percent increase in the use of force.

For starters, Obama never dared.

“They’re predominantly male, and that’s because males travel more and some of them are drug smugglers.”

The fight continues.