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Sunday, 18 July 2010 Resist S.B. 1070 with your wallet! Some Tucson businesses are taking a stand for community and against racism; please sign this petition to let them know you intend to support them.There are 112 signatures as of September 1: More... |
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Friday, 16 July 2010 Dear No More Deaths volunteers and supporters,As you know, No More Deaths is mobilizing to repeal the recent Arizona “Papers Please” law (S.B. 1070) and mitigate the impacts of the increased criminalization of migrants and people of color which More... |
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Tuesday, 13 July 2010 No More Deaths is seeking to fill the position of Logistics Coordinator beginning July 31. See the job description for more information, then fill out the More... |
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Wednesday, 04 August 2010 An International Organ of the OAS Finds that US Deportation Policy Violates Human Rights of Children and Families
The Inter-American Commission on More... |
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Wednesday, 28 July 2010 No More Deaths is disappointed by Judge Susan Bolton's ruling. We maintained from the very beginning that aspects of S.B. 1070 are unconstitutional, More... |
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 No More Deaths welcomes today's announcement that the Department of Justice is filing a lawsuit against SB 1070, the most extreme among recent More... |
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Reflection by Rosemarie Milazzo
When the international president of Medecins Sans Frontieres accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999, he spoke of the humanitarian aid his group offers the broken world. As part of his acceptance speech he said, “Hundreds of thousands of our contemporaries are forced to leave their lands and family to search for work, to educate their children and to stay alive. Men and women risk their lives to embark on clandestine journeys only to end up in a hellish immigration detention center, or barely surviving on the periphery of our so-called civilized world.”
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Read more... [Nogales, Summer 2010]
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CNN Story on Border Patrol Abuse |
A recent CNN story on border patrol abuse features No More Deaths' "Crossing the Line" Report.
View the video in ENGLISH or SPANISH. |
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TV Interview with Pima County M.E. |
In this interview, Dr. Bruce Parks, chief medical examiner, Pima County Forensic Science Center, explains how his office goes about identifying the hundreds of bodies of migrants found in the Border Patrol's Tucson Sector.
KGUN 9: How to identify bodies of desert migrants found dead, July 13, 2010
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Amherst Bulletin: “Human rights at the border: Young local man joins efforts to stop deaths of migrants” |
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“SHUTESBURY, MA—Remy Fernandez-O'Brien just returned from the Arizona-Mexico border, where he got a perspective on the immigration question that few lawmakers have.”
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Read more... [Amherst Bulletin: “Human rights at the border: Young local man joins efforts to stop deaths of migrants”]
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AlterNet: “Immigrants' rights groups say AZ lawsuits are just the beginning” |
“Danielle Alvarado, a spokesperson for No More Deaths, which works to provide humanitarian aid to migrants, said, while the DOJ lawsuit was a first step, SB 1070 was only ‘a symptom of the anti-immigrant sentiment. It is not just about one piece of legislation.’”
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Read more... [AlterNet: “Immigrants' rights groups say AZ lawsuits are just the beginning”]
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Local TV Coverage of Anti–S.B. 1070 Actions |
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