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Join us on Monday, July 28th at 7pm CST via Zoom for a vital presentation by Ed Spire, NWSOFA-Indivisible's Restore Our Democracy (ROD) Co-...
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FROM THE ACLU:
We're suing the Trump administration for detaining immigrants at the notorious new Everglades detention center, cruelly dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," in inhumane conditions without access to legal counsel. We can’t let this humanitarian disaster get worse – please call on Congress to take action now.
President Trump's mass incarceration and deportation machine has a horrifying new form – the inhumane compound they're calling "Alligator Alcatraz."
Thrown up in just eight days, this Florida detention center already has a reputation for horrific conditions. It was built on sacred land – ignoring fierce opposition from indigenous communities, environmental advocates, and grassroots organizations. Individuals are locked in cages inside of tents. It flooded within a day of opening. Swarms of mosquitoes surround the facilities. Reports are emerging that people detained there are fed maggot-infested food, denied medical care, not given access to water, flushing toilets, or showers, and are not allowed to go outside. They are barred from practicing their religion and accessing legal counsel. Lawmakers have been denied unannounced access to the facility, preventing oversight and shielding potential human rights violations from scrutiny.
If this sounds familiar, it's because inhumane conditions, abuse, and complete disregard for human dignity have become a hallmark of immigration detention facilities. It's shocking and cruel – and our taxpayer dollars are funding facilities like these to the tune of $45 billion. This facility is a moral failure, an environmental threat, and a fiscal disaster.
The cruelty must end. Congress must demand immediate access and block all federal funds until this environmental and humanitarian disaster is shut down. Tell Congress: Shut down "Alligator Alcatraz."
Compañeros is a grassroots organization dedicated to the mission of empowering immigrants and their families through resource navigation, education, legal services, and community engagement in order to achieve the vision of a diverse, empowered and liberated community of immigrants thriving in Southwest Colorado.
Compañeros es una organización de base dedicada a la misión de empoderar a inmigrantes y sus familias a través de la orientación de recursos, educación, servicios legales y participación comunitaria con el fin de lograr la visión de una comunidad diversa, empoderada y liberada de inmigrantes prosperando en el suroeste de Colorado.
1099 Main Ave, Ste 215
Durango, CO 81301
Our mission is to advance justice and equity by empowering low-income immigrant communities through collaborative legal services, advocacy, and education.
Nuestra misión es promover la justicia y la equidad empoderando a las comunidades inmigrantes de bajos ingresos a través de servicios legales colaborativos, defensa y educación.
Monday: 1pm-5pm
Tuesday-Friday: 9am - 5 pm
We Are a United People , founded in 1995, is a statewide immigrant-led organization working to advance labor and racial justice.
Fundada en 1995, Somos es una organización estatal liderada por inmigrantes que promueve la justicia laboral y racial.
(505)424-7832
1804 Spinach St.
Santa Fe, NM 87505
Separated: Inside an American Tragedy by Jacob Soboroff
Social Justice Books–Picture Books and other books
https://socialjusticebooks.org/booklists/immigration/
https://www.colorincolorado.org/booklist/immigrant-stories-mixed-status-families
https://www.colorincolorado.org/booklist/refugee-experience-books-children
https://www.colorincolorado.org/booklist/immigrant-stories-books-middle-grades
The 5 D's of Bystander Intervention
https://righttobe.org/guides/bystander-intervention-training/
United We Dream. The UndocuHealth Program Resilience and Community Care Toolkit was designed to support you as an immigrant justice organizer and leader.
https://unitedwedream.org/resources/resilience-community-care-toolkit/
This conversation is from a webinar that we hosted on using Participatory Defense to fight deportation. It is an amazing and important conversation led by people who have been directly impacted by the intersection of the criminal and immigration systems. With the current administration we need to make sure we are prepared and ready to fight for our immigrant families, & as you will see, the speakers in this webinar are proof that you can build power and protect each other through community and participatory defense. The panelists include Eladio & Nora from Silicon Valley De-Bug & Raymond from Knoxville Tennessee. Each of them have a direct and awful experience dealing with the legal complexities of not only the criminal justice system - but the immigration consequences that occurred as a result. De-Bug thanks them for sharing their stories and their continued advocacy to this day - and big shout out to Sarait & Ana, De-Bug PD organizers who do amazing work across California and hosted this event as well as Anna T who helped coordinate this conversation.
https://www.participatorydefense.org/post/fighting-deportation-using-participatory-defense-webinar
This op-ed explains how to start an ICE Watch neighborhood program in your community
https://www.teenvogue.com/story/ice-watch-programs-immigrants-how-to-start
Goals:
Educate ourselves
Find local level resources
Reach out to legislators
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