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Border Action Marches in DC |
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Friday, March 26 2010 12:25 |
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On Sunday, March 21st, a delegation from Border Action Network participated in the March for America in Washington, DC to urge President Obama and Congress to pass immigration reform in 2010. The following day, the delegation met with Arizona Congresspeople on Capitol Hill. Click below to see photos from their trip!

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Border Action Takes Action Against Anti-Immigrant Law in Arizona |
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Monday, April 26 2010 19:55 |
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The weekend after anti-immigrant bill SB1070 was signed by Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, Border Action and groups across Arizona gathered for two major events to rally against the new anti-immigrant law. People joined us from as far as California, Colorado and Texas. Thank you to all who came out to take a stand for human and civil rights!

Rally against SB1070 with Congressman Raúl Grijalva (Tucson)

Rally against SB1070 with Congressman Luis Gutierrez (Phoenix) |
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Momentum Keeps Building for Immigration Reform |
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Thursday, May 21 2009 19:13 |
Yesterday, May 20th, four (yes, four!) notable events indicate that momentum continues to build in Washington to debate immigration reform this year. President Obama announced that he is inviting members of Congress to a summit at the White House on June 8th to discuss reforming our nation's immigration policies. Senators Menendez (D-NJ), Gillibrand, (D-NY), Kennedy (D-MA), and Schumer (D-NY) introduced the Reuniting Families Act, legislation that would resolve family immigration backlogs, recapture unused visas, and promote timely reunification of immigrant families. The Senate Immigration Subcommittee held its second immigration hearing titled "Securing the Borders and America's Points of Entry, What Remains to Be Done." Also the Police Foundation released a report titled "The Role of Local Police: Striking a Balance Between Immigration Enforcement and Civil Liberties" on the impact and costs of immigration enforcement by local police.
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Condemn Governor Brewer's Signature of SB1070! |
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Monday, April 12 2010 12:50 |
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Attention Arizona!
The Governor just signed SB1070 into law, and now we need to take action to CONDEMN her signature and show our opposition to this law!
Please join us for two major events this weekend against SB1070!
Phoenix:
Rally at State Capitol with CONGRESSMAN LUIS GUTIERREZ!
Sunday, April 25th at 12 PM
State Capitol
Phoenix, AZ 85007
***A bus will be leaving from our office in Tucson at 9 AM to bring people to this event in Phoenix. Please arrive on time and bring your own lunch. Call us at 520.623.4944 to reserve your space!
Rally at CONGRESSMAN RAUL GRIJALVA'S Office
Saturday, April 24th at 9 AM 452 S. Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85701
Click Here to RSVP to the Facebook Event
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Immigration Reform: Messaging that Works - Part 2 |
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Tuesday, September 08 2009 15:24 |
Thursday, 9/17: Forum on Immigration Reform Messaging
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Now for September 17th Forum
In July we introduced more than 200 of you to the Opportunity Agenda and the Reform Immigration For America Campaign sharing their well-researched message strategy to achieve Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR). We learned about what works to move broad audiences to support CIR, even when facts and appeals to compassion can't reach them. Since then, AzAN's Immigration Task Force has been working to turn that message into a tool for our Speakers Bureau to roll out across the state. Come see our new presentation! Our Task Force will demonstrate how we can reach broad audiences, and how we can avoid pitfalls that ignite their fears. This will be fun, interactive and empowering!
Date: Thursday, September 17th Time: Refreshments at 5pm;Program begins at 6pm Where: Grace Lutheran Church, 1124 N. 3rd Street (SW Corner of 3rd & Moreland just south of the I-10)
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by emailing us at
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or by calling us at 602-297-2500. |
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