BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 5/02/16
A militant march and rally was held on International Workers Day, May 1 that brought out the Boyle Heights community by the hundreds.
BY staff | Milwaukee, WI | 9/29/14
More than 100 people gathered at a rally, Sept. 26 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) to condemn deportations and police brutality.
BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 5/02/14
On the afternoon of May 1, a powerful May Day march, organized by the Southern California Immigration Coalition (SCIC), took place in the heart of downtown as many garment workers were leaving work.
BY Michael Graham | Asheville, NC | 4/06/14
Amidst the backdrop of continuing congressional inaction on immigration reform, over 100 community members gathered at Saint Lawrence Basilica and marched to the courthouse, demanding an end to deportations and full legalization for all families.
BY Masao Suzuki | San José, CA | 11/22/13
On Nov. 19, President Obama stated in an interview at the Wall Street Journal CEO Council that he was willing to go along with the piecemeal approach to immigration reform advocated by Republicans in the House of Representatives.
BY Tom Burke | Grand Rapids, MI | 8/25/13
More than 200 immigrants and their supporters marched for immigrant rights on Aug. 24.
BY B.J. Murphy | Charlotte, NC | 7/18/13
On July 17, the day of Uriel Alberto’s scheduled meeting with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and likely deportation, Alberto received a phone call and was told his order of ‘Stay of Removal’ had been approved.
BY B.J. Murphy | Charlotte, NC | 7/07/13
On July 4, father and head of household Uriel Alberto sat in front of Immigration and Customs Enforcement office here to partake in a hunger strike against his scheduled deportation on July 17.
BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 6/18/13
As the U.S. Senate has begun debating the immigration reform bill, on June 20 the Legalization for All Network is organizing a national call-in day to demand that senators make the immigration reform bill better.
BY Jared Hamil | Tallahassee, FL | 6/05/13
On June 4, Florida Governor Rick Scott vetoed a bill that would have allowed undocumented youth covered by DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) to have driver's licenses.
