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A Look at Arizona on Day 1 of SB 1070
Arizona Gov. Appeals Judge’s Ruling on Immigration Law
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer made good on her promise to appeal a judge’s decision to strike down parts of the immigration law she signed. Ray Suarez reports.
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HOPE NOT HATE
Stop SB 1070 / No 287g / Stop The Raids
Artist: Joel Garcia
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Activists Scale Downtown Phoenix Crane, Display Banner that Says “Stop Hate. No SB 1070. No 287g.”
Hours before the Arizona racial profiling law, sb 1070, is to go into effect, a group calling itself “Stop the Hate” scaled a construction crane in downtown Phoenix in order to display their message. The group of four unfurled a banner that says “Stop Hate. No SB 1070. No 287g.” Two of the people are currently hanging hundreds of feet in the air hanging from the banner.
The group shared this statement:
“SB 1070 and the federal program 287g are hateful laws. President Obama has the power to immediately stop them both.
We came to Arizona to support those at the epicenter of one of the largest human rights crises of our time. We join Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Cardinal Mahoney, and an outraged global community in denouncing SB 1070 in its entirety.
We know a partial injunction is not a solution for the people already living under Sheriff Arpaio’s terror, the day laborers who will be treated as criminals, or the communities soon to see their police enforcing immigration laws.
We say ‘stop hate’ because SB 1070 is not immigration policy. Like the experience of the Irish, Italian, Chinese or others, SB 1070 is simply scapegoating and targeting of the most vulnerable among us in these uncertain times; times that should call us to stand together as a people. Within days of SB 1070 passing, we witnessed vicious hate crimes against Latinos in the Southwest. We know that hateful laws legitimize hateful acts and that tolerating their passage signals a dangerous direction for the country.
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A Breakdown of Legal Challenges to SB 1070
A federal judge has blocked the most controversial portions of the law while lawyers battle over it in court. But the case—or cases—move on. Here’s a look at the seven lawsuits challenging Arizona’s anti-immigrant law, along with a breakdown of the constitutional protections the critics argue the law violates.
- via ColorLines
People hug & cry with injunction
Celebration!
No Racial Profiling
We Will Not Comply
Images from the Arizona State Capitol
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In Arizona, Feds Are Fighting a Monster They Built
President Obama’s lawyer has argued more than a hundred cases before the Supreme Court. Last Thursday in Arizona, he got served.
Solicitor General Edwin Kneedler came to challenge SB 1070, the controversial law that would make police arrest and prosecute people suspected of not having papers. It’s set to go into effect on Thursday, July 29. The Justice Department has argued the law oversteps constitutional bounds by creating a parallel immigration system that threatens the federal one and interfering with foreign relations. Latin American governments are up in arms.
Looking federal Judge Susan Bolton straight in the eye, Kneedler indicted Arizona for ending an era of “great cooperation” between federal and state officials. For years, local officers have helped the feds perform deportation duties. “That doesn’t mean the state can make its own immigration law,” he explained.
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Ventana a Mi Comunidad: Raramuris (Tarahumaras) - Cazando Chichimocos
Serie de videos Ventana a mi Comunidad. Una producción de Videoservicios Profesionales S. A. de C. V. para la Coordinación General de Educación Intercultural y Bilingüe de la SEP México.http://ventana.ilce.edu.mx
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♫ Corrido del General Francisco Villa ♫
José Doroteo Arango Arámbula, mejor conocido como Francisco ‘Pancho’ Villa (5 de Junio de 1878 - 20 de Julio de 1923)
Corrido Villista interpretado por los Tremendos Gavilanes
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Seven Arrested Protesting SB 1070; A Call For Support and Solidarity
The community of Phoenix stood up yesterday and sent a loud and clear message: “SB 1070… We Will Not Complly”.
Organizers are asking supporters to not work, buy, or comply on July 29th.
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