Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Join the Fight: Townhall on Immigration Reform (Thursday, March 21st)


There is another Comprehensive Immigration Reform Townhall happening in San Francisco, in case people from San Francisco Bay Area can make it.   Many local Out4Immigration folks have been engaging these efforts, and this one will include LGBT binational couples issues. Please feel free to contact Erik for additional information at erikschnabel@hotmail.com
Join the Fight: Townhall on Immigration Reform
Thursday, March 21st, 5:30pm-7:30pm
St. John the Evangelist Church, 1661 15th St., San Francisco

Please join community-based organizations, interfaith groups, legal advocates, worker centers, labor and immigrant and community members from SF to learn about what is being proposed at the national level, the impacts our current broken immigration system is having on our communities and what YOU can do locally and statewide to address the criminalization and deportation of our immigrant communities.
  • Learn about the CIR proposals coming out of DC and the negative impacts these could have on workers, families, students.    
  • Hear testimony from community members including: DREAMers, union workers, low-wage workers, survivors of S-comm and those already torn apart by deportation proceedings. 
  • Get engaged and mobilize locally to help end ICE & police collaboration in San Francisco, ensure due process for all immigrants and demand inclusive and just immigration reform! Make California a leader in fighting deportations!
Translation provided in Spanish & Cantonese. Food and childcare will be provided.Sponsored by San Francisco Immigrant Rights Committee (SFIRDC) and Job with Justice (JWJ)
This is in addition to another event happening at the same location this Sunday, March 17th at 3pm.  the Faith and Community Forum will be attended by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Rep Luis Gutierrez.  They will be present at this event to listen to our testimony about why we need an INCLUSIVE Comprehensive Immigration Reform.  For more information about the March 17th event, click through here to the facebook event page.

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