On August 24, 2011, community members from Arlington, Va marched to a forum about the so-called "Secure Communities" program. After numerous speeches denouncing the program, two local immigrants with deportation orders confronted Marc Rapp, who oversees Secure Communities, demanding that he shut down the program all together. Hundreds then stood up and walked out of the meeting in defiance of the Task Force, which they called a "sham".

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Last year, Arizona passed Senate Bill 1070, the beginning of a wave of the most anti-immigrant legislation the US has not seen in generations. The passage of SB 1070 Arizona dramatically expanded police powers to stop, question and detain individuals for not having proper identification, a move that encourages racial profiling and legitimizes intolerance. While in Arizona, Manu Chao visited the perimeter fence of the notorious jail facility known as Tent City', which was conceived by Sheriff Arpaio, and where inmates are forced to suffer degrading treatment and to endure the extreme temperature range of the desert by living outside in tents. Manu Chao, along with bandmate Madjid Fahem, serenaded the walls of the jail with a heartfelt rendition of his song 'Clandestino'. This version was captured on film by filmmaker Alex Rivera, whose work strives to draw attention to the Latin-American community in the US. The footage was produced by the National Day Labourer Organising Network (NDLON) For more infos visit www.altoarizona.com

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B. Loewe, an activist with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, talks about the lesson of solidarity from the National Day of Non-Compliance at the "Standing on the Side of Love in Phoenix" workshop at General Assembly 2011.

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San Francisco Day Labor Program attends the 2009 NDLON Conference.

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Pablo Alvarado accepts the Letelier Moffitt Human Rights award on behalf of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network . The National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) relies on grassroots outreach and advocacy to connect with its 30-plus member groups working to establish efficient organization and mobilization of the country's day laborers. The network seeks to establish unity and respect for the day laborer's position in society.

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The Music in Our Struggle (No a la Polimigra)

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Sarahi Uribe is east coast organiser for the National Day Laborer Organising Network. Follow her on Twitter @sarahiuribe You can find more information on NDLON here: www.ndlon.org http twitter.com vimeo.com www.youtube.com www.flickr.com _____________________________________________ On November 10, 2011, the Bickel & Brewer Latino Institute for Human Rights hosted its inaugural conference, "Legislating the Lives of Immigrants: The Entanglement of State and Local Governments in Immigration Policy." This national conference brought together experienced practitioners, renowned academics, legislators, organizers, law students, and media representatives from across the country to discuss immigration policy and the involvement of state and local governments in the formation of that policy. The conference was held from 8am to 4pm on November 10, 2011 at NYU School of Law, Lipton Hall. ____________________________________________________________ The world watched as Arizona enacted its controversial immigration law, Senate Bill 1070, in April of 2010. The toughest law at the time, SB 1070 provides local authorities unparalleled power in investigating individuals suspected of violating immigration laws. Since then, states like Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina have followed suit. Sponsored by the Bickel & Brewer Latino Institute for Human Rights, "Legislating the Lives of Immigrants: The Entanglement of State and Local Governments in Immigration Policy" is a national conference <b>...</b>

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Sarahi Uribe is east coast organiser for the National Day Laborer Organising Network. Follow her on Twitter @sarahiuribe You can find more information on NDLON here: www.ndlon.org http twitter.com vimeo.com www.youtube.com www.flickr.com _____________________________________________ On November 10, 2011, the Bickel & Brewer Latino Institute for Human Rights hosted its inaugural conference, "Legislating the Lives of Immigrants: The Entanglement of State and Local Governments in Immigration Policy." This national conference brought together experienced practitioners, renowned academics, legislators, organizers, law students, and media representatives from across the country to discuss immigration policy and the involvement of state and local governments in the formation of that policy. The conference was held from 8am to 4pm on November 10, 2011 at NYU School of Law, Lipton Hall. ____________________________________________________________ The world watched as Arizona enacted its controversial immigration law, Senate Bill 1070, in April of 2010. The toughest law at the time, SB 1070 provides local authorities unparalleled power in investigating individuals suspected of violating immigration laws. Since then, states like Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina have followed suit. Sponsored by the Bickel & Brewer Latino Institute for Human Rights, "Legislating the Lives of Immigrants: The Entanglement of State and Local Governments in Immigration Policy" is a national conference <b>...</b>

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A play by and about migrant workers put on by NDLON member, New Immigrant Community Empowerment (NICE).

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Critical times require collective action. On May 26 -- 28th, the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), together with members of the Inter-Alliance Dialogue (IAD) network and other national partners, invite you to participate in a three-day Summit to Turn the Tide from the criminalization of migrant communities to a world of dignity and respect. To register, go to altopolimigra.com . Visit http to sign up for action alerts & updates on the national campaign to turn the tide from hate to human dignity. No more Arizonas!

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Over 300 people walked out of a community forum held in Los Angeles on Monday, August 15, after demanding that S-Comm task force members resign. Families, Students, Community Leaders, Labor Organizers, Attorneys, Politicians, etc. were present with a unified voice that Secure Communities must be terminated. Some of the Orgs present: NDLON, CHIRLA, DreamTeam LA, OC Dream Team, SCIC, COFEM, NILC.

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Dr. Raquel Rubio Goldsmith of Derechos Humanos speaks at A Conversation with Cornel West - How We Got Here: Historical Roots of SB1070 Saturday, October 2, 2010 North High School Auditorium, Phoenix, AZ Puente Movement & NDLON hosted a Panel Discussion and Lecture by the distinguished Dr. Cornel West, Professor at Princeton University. Dr. West is an African American philosopher, author, critic, actor, and civil rights activist. He is known for his combination of political and moral insight and criticism, and his contribution to the post-60s civil rights movement. Shot by: Dennis Gilman, www.youtube.com & Puente JM Aragon, PanLeft & Derechos Humanos Shot & Edited by: Barni Qaasim, Iftiin Productions & Puente

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"If you want to stay in America you might just get deported back into colonization, however, we're headed toward Liberation!" -Tupac Enrique Tupac Enrique of Tonatierra, Nahuacalli Embassy of Indigenous Peoples & spiritual elder of Puente Movement speaks at A Conversation with Cornel West - How We Got Here: Historical Roots of SB1070 Saturday, October 2, 2010 North High School Auditorium, Phoenix, AZ Puente Movement & NDLON hosted a Panel Discussion and Lecture by the distinguished Dr. Cornel West, Professor at Princeton University. Dr. West is an African American philosopher, author, critic, actor, and civil rights activist. He is known for his combination of political and moral insight and criticism, and his contribution to the post-60s civil rights movement. Shot by: Dennis Gilman, www.youtube.com & Puente JM Aragon, PanLeft & Derechos Humanos Shot & Edited by: Barni Qaasim, Iftiin Productions & Puente

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Pablo Alvarado of National Day Labor Organizing Network speaks at A Conversation with Cornel West - How We Got Here: Historical Roots of SB1070 Saturday, October 2, 2010 North High School Auditorium, Phoenix, AZ Puente Movement & NDLON hosted a Panel Discussion and Lecture by the distinguished Dr. Cornel West, Professor at Princeton University. Dr. West is an African American philosopher, author, critic, actor, and civil rights activist. He is known for his combination of political and moral insight and criticism, and his contribution to the post-60s civil rights movement. Shot by: Dennis Gilman, www.youtube.com & Puente JM Aragon, PanLeft & Derechos Humanos Shot & Edited by: Barni Qaasim, Iftiin Productions & Puente

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Un grupo de inmigrantes aprovecha la tecnología de celulares para grabar los maltratos y servir de 'Voces Móviles'.

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Sarahi Uribe coordinates the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON). The aim is to advance and protect the civil, labor, and human rights of day laborers in the United States. NDLON has helped in the creation of dozens of worker centers, campaigns to overturn anti-day laborer solicitation ordinances, fought labor abuses including wage theft, and built strong alliances with labor unions. It is the national leader challenging the devastating impact of harsh immigration enforcement. www.ndlon.org https www.facebook.com www.flickr.com www.youtube.com www.ccrjustice.org soundcloud.com soundcloud.com www.altoarizona.com uncoverthetruth.org altopolimigra.com vimeo.com ___________________________________________________________________ Saskia Sassen chaired a panel with Ujju Aggarwal, Donna Nevel, Sarahi Uribe, & Camilo Godoy on "The Immigrant Manifesto and the Struggle for Social Justice" at the Left Forum at Pace University on March 17, 2012. Immigration is at the forefront of the increasingly abusive control practices of the US government at diverse levels. The panel examined what diverse organizations and initiatives are doing to a) contribute to a different type of analysis about immigration, and b) actively contest the abuses deployed by government agencies in the name of the law. Saskia Sassen is the Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology and Co-Chair, The Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University. Her recent books are Territory, Authority, Rights: From <b>...</b>

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Los Angeles. July 2010 In 2008, City of Lights was founded to increase visibility of cyclists of color, to provide legal rights and safety trainings, and to empower these cyclists so that they may advocate on their own behalf in their communities. Along with the National Day Labor Organizing Network (NDLON), the Central American Resource Center (CARECEN), and the Popular Education Institute of Southern California (IDEPSCA), City of Lights began its legal rights and safety workshops for day laborers, as well as host bike rides. In 2009, the Bicycle Kitchen began offering mechanic workshops to day laborers at CARECEN. Based on its success, people began discussing establishing a permanent location at a day laborer center. By October of 2009, IDEPSCA offered a space at their Downtown Community Job Center in LA's Garment District. With tools and used parts from the Bicycle Kitchen and donations from businesses and individuals, workshops at the space began; with day laborers, Bicycle Kitchen members, and City of Lights volunteers working side-by-side. They named themselves "La Bici Digna". The day laborers are the volunteers, teaching themselves bike mechanics in alliance with other volunteers and knowledgeable day laborers. Day laborers and volunteers articulate their visions for the space through small meetings and assemblies. In these assemblies, as consensus decision-making process, laborers develop as collective members and decision makers, creating the future of the <b>...</b>

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Saskia Sassen chaired a panel with Ujju Aggarwal, Donna Nevel, Sarahi Uribe, & Camilo Godoy on "The Immigrant Manifesto and the Struggle for Social Justice" at the Left Forum at Pace University on March 17, 2012. Immigration is at the forefront of the increasingly abusive control practices of the US government at diverse levels. The panel examined what diverse organizations and initiatives are doing to a) contribute to a different type of analysis about immigration, and b) actively contest the abuses deployed by government agencies in the name of the law. Saskia Sassen is the Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology and Co-Chair, The Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University. Her recent books are Territory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages, A Sociology of Globalization, and the 4th fully updated edition of Cities in a World Economy. Among older books is The Global City. She is the recipient of multiple doctor honoris causa and was selected as one of the 100 Top Global Thinkers of 2011 by Foreign Policy Magazine. saskiasassen.com www.columbia.edu Sarahi Uribe coordinates the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON). The aim is to advance and protect the civil, labor, and human rights of day laborers in the United States. NDLON has helped in the creation of dozens of worker centers, campaigns to overturn anti-day laborer solicitation ordinances, fought labor abuses including wage theft, and built strong alliances with labor unions. It is the <b>...</b>

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The Immigration Justice Clinic at Cardozo School of Law worked with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) and the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) to file a lawsuit demanding records related to the little-known United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) Secure Communities program that further involves local and state police in federal immigration enforcement. The filing also marks the launch of Uncovering the Truth, a weeklong national campaign of coordinated actions and advocacy in more than ten cities to end ICE-police collaboration. For more information, visit cardozo.yu.edu.

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More than 1000 people turned out for the inauguration of the Day Worker Center of Mountain View.

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Washington, DC The National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), the Immigration Justice Clinic of the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, advocates and community members held a press conference in Washington, DC on Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at 10:00 am announcing a lawsuit demanding records related to the little-known United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) program Secure Communities. The program further embroils local and state law enforcement agencies in federal immigration enforcement. The press conference will also launch Uncovering the Truth, a week-long national campaign of coordinated actions and advocacy. Learn more at uncoverthetruth.org

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Camilo Godoy appeared on behalf of Tania Bruguera, as she was coopted by a meeting with The Tate at the last minute. A fourth year student pursuing a BFA in Photography at Parsons The New School for Design and a BA in Education Studies at Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts, Godoy's academic research and practice as an artist/activist is particularly focused in the opposition of detention and the heteronormative policies and practices that seduce us to participate in the logics of hegemonic nationalist projects. immigrant-movement.us ___________________________________________________________________ Saskia Sassen chaired a panel with Ujju Aggarwal, Donna Nevel, Sarahi Uribe, & Camilo Godoy on "The Immigrant Manifesto and the Struggle for Social Justice" at the Left Forum at Pace University on March 17, 2012. Immigration is at the forefront of the increasingly abusive control practices of the US government at diverse levels. The panel examined what diverse organizations and initiatives are doing to a) contribute to a different type of analysis about immigration, and b) actively contest the abuses deployed by government agencies in the name of the law. Saskia Sassen is the Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology and Co-Chair, The Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University. Her recent books are Territory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages, A Sociology of Globalization, and the 4th fully updated edition of Cities in a World Economy <b>...</b>

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It is time to hit the streets with tens of thousands of immigrants and working families of all backgrounds. We are fighting for justice and equality. We are fighting for immigrant and all workers' rights. Tuesday, May 1, 1pm Gather at Olympic & Broadway, LA (5 blocks from Pershing Square metro stop) Join thousands of people in downtown LA on International Workers' Day for a Mass March & Rally. We are marching for justice and equality. We are marching for immigrants and all workers' rights. An injury to one is an injury to all! Initiated by May Day 2012 Coalition: Full Rights for Immigrants Coalition, CHIRLA, Hermandad Mexicana, ANSWER Coalition, Vamos Unidos USA, MIWON, NDLON, COFEM, Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, KIWA, SEIU-ULTCW, Clean Carwash Campaign, National Lawyers Guild, May Day Queer Contingent, Dream Team LA, SEIU-USWW, AF3IRM, March Forward!, IDEPSCA, Pilipino Workers Center, Alliance Philippines, CBO, Bantay Filipinas, KmB Pro-People Youth, Communities United for Justice, Students Fight Back, PSL, Resistencia, Ya Basta!, and others. Click for map & directions: maps.google.com

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We have reached a new phase in our struggle for justice and dignity in Maricopa County, Arizona and in other communities suffering severe civil rights abuses due to the failure of United States immigration policy. The nation has watched with disbelief as Sheriff Joe Arpaio has carried out a systematic reign of terror in the name of immigration enforcement, but directed against all communities of color in his jurisdiction. In the process, he has become a symbol of abuse, bigotry, and intolerance. The Obama Administration's recent endorsement of Sheriff Arpaio - through renewal of his 287(g) authority - is an affront to this nation's struggles for equality and justice. PLEASE GO TO NDLON.ORG FOR MORE INFO.

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Yonkers, New York 20 de octubre 2011 convención regional de jornaleros NDLON. Saul Linares sobre E-Verify.

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SPREAD THE WORD, SHARE THIS VIDEO (Discuss @ facebook.com The US Department of Justice has released a report exposing abusive practices by Maricopa County Sheriffs Office and its Sheriff Joe Arpaio: 1 - "Discriminatory policing practices including unlawful stops, detentions and arrests of Latinos" - US Department of Justice 2 - "Allowing specialized units to engage in unconstitutional practices" - US Department of Justice 3 - "Failure to adequately investigate allegations of sexual assaults" - US Department of Justice 4 -"The problems are deeply rooted in Maricopa County Sheriffs Office culture, and are compounded by [their] penchant for retaliation against individuals who speak out." - US Department of Justice

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This video is of a webinar sponsored by the Interfaith Immigration Coalition, National Day Laborers Organizing Network, National Immigration Project, and the Immigrant Legal Resource Center. It outlines how to create an interfaith coalition in your community to break ICE Holds grip. ICE Hold Requests are part of the Secure-Community Program. For more information contact Rev. Craig Roshaven, UUA Witness Ministries Director.

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Human rights leader and organizer of the Phoenix-based PUENTE Movement, Salvador Reza, was targeted and wrongly arrested on Friday, July 30th, by Sheriff Joe Arpaio. At around 3:30 am the next morning, Salvador Reza was arraigned. During Reza's appearance before the night court judge, the county prosecutor stated, "I did not see that this rose to the level of probable cause." Reza's attorney immediately replied, "Your honor, I just heard the prosecutor tell the court that there's not enough evidence here to suggest that Mr. Reza committed a crime. I ask that the charge be dismissed and he be released immediately." Reza was being charged with "obstructing a judicial proceeding." The judge replied, "I do not have enough information to find probable cause in this matter, sir" telling the county attorney. However, the Judge declined to dismiss the charge, but released Salvador Reza on his own recognizance and set his court date for August 18th. When Human Rights Organizers are targeted and unlawfully arrested, it becomes apparent that the MCSO is operating a politically motivated campaign to silence opposing voices, those that are exposing their unscrupulous practices. The US Department of Justice has been investigating Arpaio for civil rights abuses for over a year, and there's also a federal grand jury in Phoenix looking into MCSO and Arpaio for criminal abuse of power. Justice for SALVADOR REZA! Stop 287(g) and "Secure Communities" programs and SB1070. WE ARE ALL ARIZONA <b>...</b>

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NDLON, PEOC, RAPID RESPONSE NETWORK (INLAND EMPIRE), INLAND EMPIRE JUSTICE FOR IMMIGRANTS COALITION.

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The National Day Laborers Network created this video for local workers centers in cities across the country to promote local workers centers and street corners where day laborers gather, looking for work.

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After a year of hard work it was time to share with everyone a sneak peek on our documentary GROUND ZERO ARIZONA. This project is still in production. Stay tuned for more on this ground breaking documentary GROUND ZERO ARIZONA needs funding for completion please visit www.groundzeroarizona.com to see how you can help bring this film to fruition. Film produced by Jose Benavides and Ana Saldana.

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Maria Bolanos, a mother facing deportation after she called the police (Maryland's Prince George County) in a case of domestic violence, stood up today in a public conference and confronted ICE Secure Communities Executive Director David Venturella, asking him to stop dividing families and to stop her deportation proceedings. Activists from Casa de Maryland, along with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), and religious leaders demanded Venturella to help Bolanos, who is mother of a 21 month old US citizen, and who faced 5 days of incarceration. The conference on ICE's Secure Communities and 287g Programs was organized by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the University of Florida's Center for Latin American Studies. Carlos in DC .

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This is how we get down in Chicago, in solidarity with our brothers and sisters from Arizona to Alabama fighting against racist hateful laws like SB1070 from Arizona and HB56 from Alabama. Press conference announcing demands made to Vicente Fernandez to apologize for violating Boycott Arizona, cut his ties with Budweiser and the McCain family and donate concert proceeds to the fight against unjust laws. Event organized by the Chicago Workers Collaborative, in solidarity with Puente, NDLON, Latino Union.

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