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- Immigrants and the Violence Against Women Act: Two key components - 89.3 KPCC
- Immigrant advocates criticize fundraising effort - NECN
- Immigrant advocates criticize fundraising effort - KTAR.com
- Immigrant rights advocates criticize fundraising effort by Pearce, Arpaio on ... - The Republic
- TechNet Applauds Senator Cornyn for Introduction of Measure to Reform US High ... - MarketWatch (press release)
- Murder Incites Illegal Immigration Debate - Patch.com
- Bill raises questions about Rubio's immigration positions - TucsonSentinel.com
- Rise Against playing 1st AZ shows since SB 1070 boycott - AZ Central.com
- Joel Osteen Speaks Out on Ala. Immigration Law - Christian Post
- Undocumented Law Students Pass State Bar Exams, But May Not Be Able To Practice - Huffington Post
- Violence Against Women Act: Gwen Moore Speaks Out - Huffington Post
- Rise Against Announce Arizona Shows After Boycott Lifted - RollingStone.com
- Central American migrants protest targeting by Mexico gangs - msnbc.com (blog)
- Hero Grandmother Delores Huerta Honored With Medal of Freedom - Daily Beast
- "Undocumented and Unafraid:" Immigrant Rally - Patch.com
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HELP US! AYUDANOS! 3000 Signatures to STOP PRIDEMORE'S ARIZONA-LIKE BILL (read more below)
RACISM AND LEGALLY REQUIRED DISCRIMINATION COMING TO WISCONSIN
One year ago, Senate Bill 1070 was introduced in Arizona creating an open invitation for the harassment and legally mandated discrimination of Latinos by police officers and other law enforcement officials. Now, Representative Don Pridemore of Hartford wants to bring the same terror and r
PEOPLE'S RIGHTS CAMPAIGN
FOR ALL PEOPLE'S RIGHTS
A just taxation system in which corporations and the wealthy pay their fair share
Living wage jobs
The right to collectively organize and bargain
Quality, affordable public education in the public domain
Quality and affordable health care
Protection of our environment
Access to healthy food and quality housing
A secure retirement
Strengthened human, civil and immigrant rights
FOR ALL
Rep. Pridemore: WISCONSIN NO ES ARIZONA
Rep. Pridemore has released a draft of a Bill inspired in the infamous Arizona SB1070!!!
This bill will NOT be effective in addressing any current problems that our state or country suffer for the lack of a working, fair and current immigration reform.
The Right to Dream Awake: The DREAM ACT
Madison, Wi. Contrary to what is generally thought, dream is not a waste of time, in fact dreams, aspirations and ambitions to excel is what very often helps to go through hard times like the present. If this is true for most undocumented workers, that despite all the difficulties still find the strength to work and support their families, it is even truer for young people in our community.
So laws like the DREAM ACT must be defended by the entire community, because something has to be done to ensure a fair education for our youth. The situation of youth in the Madison schools is alarming:
SEGURIDAD NACIONAL YA NO PIDE DESPIDO POR LAS CARTAS DEL SEGURO
El Derecho a Soñar Despiertos: El DREAM ACT
El Derecho a Soñar Despiertos: El DREAM ACT
Por Alex Gillis (UTI)
Madison, Wi- Al contrario de lo que generalmente se piensa, sonar no es una pérdida de tiempo, de hecho los sueños, las aspiraciones y a las ambiciones a superarse es lo que muchas veces nso ayuda a pasar tiempos muy difíciles como los actuales. Si esto es verdad para la mayoría de los y las trabajadores indocumentados que a pesar de todas las dificultades siguen encontrando fuerzas para trabajar y sacar a sus familias a delante, es aun mas cierto para los jóvenes de nuestra comunidad.
Por eso leyes como el DREAM ACT han de ser defendidas por toda la comunidad por que se tiene que hacer algo para asegurar una educación justa para nuestros jóvenes. La situación de los jóvenes en la escuelas de Madison es alarmante: Según las estadísticas en el distrito de Madison sobre el curso 2008-09, los estudiantes latinos y Morenos de 12 grado tienen entre el 20% y el 30% menos oportunidades de graduarse o lo que es lo mismo mientras 9 de cada 10 estudiantes blancos pasan el curso, solo 6 o 7 de cada 10 latinos o morenos se gradúan. Mientras, 10 de cada 100 estudiantes latinos o morenos no pasan al siguiente nivel en la High School, solo 2 de cada 100 estudiantes blancos no obtienen el pase para el siguiente año. En las dos casos estas estadísticas Madison esta peor que el estado de Wisconsin en promedio.







