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by CPUSA, 04/02/2008 12:43
March 31st would have been Cesar Chavez's 81st birthday. This date also coincided with the March National Committee meeting of the Communist Party USA. Over the weekend, we had the chance to ask a few NC members what Cesar Chavez means to them:
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by CPUSA, 08/28/2007 15:03
La declaración del 10 de agosto por parte de la administración de George Bush de una política anti-inmigrante más represiva, si se lleva a cabo, producirá condiciones fascistoides para los 12 millones de trabajadores indocumentados y sus familias.
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by CPUSA, 08/28/2007 13:04
The August 10 declaration by the Bush administration of a more repressive immigration policy, if put into effect, will create fascist like conditions for 12 million undocumented workers and their families.. The impact of the new policy which criminalizes the undocumented will lower living standards for working people and undermine the democracy giving a green light to greater racism,
national oppression and intolerance of all kinds.
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by CPUSA, 03/13/2007 12:39
The long term solution to the immigration issue includes an end to trade and economic policies that enrich corporations while impoverishing workers and small farmers of other countries. As well it includes the establishment of equal rights for immigrant workers to end the special exploitation of these vulnerable workers.
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by CPUSA, 03/13/2007 12:36
El 6 de Marzo, el Control Migratorio (ICE) de la administración de George Bush, dependencia del departamento de Seguridad Nacional (Homeland Security), llevó a cabo una redada brutal en la empresa Michael Bianco en New Bedford, Massachussets, arrestando a 360 obreros. Esta compañía recibió casi $1 millón de contratos militares para fabricar mochilas utilizadas por los soldados en Irak.
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by CPUSA Political Action Commission, 07/24/2006 00:00
This summer the House Republican leadership is spearheading a new wave of racism by holding 32 hearings on anti-immigrant legislation. Many are field hearings across the country, strategically placed to impact on the 2006 elections. The We Are America Alliance and associated organizations are mobilizing to get out a pro-immigrant message at each field hearing location.
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by CPUSA Political Action Commission, 05/19/2006 17:05
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by CPUSA Political Action Commission, 05/19/2006 17:01
More Immigrant Rights
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by CPUSA, 05/16/2006 14:44
George W. Bush’s speech to the nation on May 15, 2006 highlighting deployment of the National Guard to the Mexican border represents an aggressive policy of racist, anti-immigrant demonization and hysteria. It was a demagogic attempt to mobilize the conservative base and appeal to fear in the lead-up to the November Election, and impact the current Senate debate...
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by CPUSA Political Action Commission, 02/14/2006 15:27
Below are important sample materials that can help move the struggle for immigrant rights forward. The Senate debate is expected in February. Many grass roots organizations are beginning to move. As mentioned in earlier memos we urge the Districts, clubs, activists to raise the issues with their Senators and especially any that are members of the Judiciary Committee. The materials can be adapted to your local situation by coalitions or grass roots groups and/or used by clubs as they are. (PDF versions of flyer and petition are attached.)
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by CPUSA, 02/14/2006 15:17
En Diciembre del año pasado, La Casa de representativos aprobaron una Propuesta en contra los inmigrantes llamado HR 4437, introducido por Congresista Republicano James Sensenbrenner (Wisconsin).
• Calificaría de criminal todos los trabajadores indocumentados y también todas las personas que los ayudan o trabajan con ellos, por ejemplo maestros, trabajadores religiosos, lideres de sindicatos, trabajadores sociales y familiares.
• Empleadores tendrían que examinar las cartas de Seguridad Social de todos los empleados.
• Una Pared que pone en peligro el medio ambiente, seria construida a lo largo de toda la frontera con México.
• Policía local y estatal serian obligados arrestar personas que ellos piensan que no tiene documentos. Esto incrementaría tremendamente trato perjudicial racial, y prevendría denuncia de crímenes de parte de inmigrantes.
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by CPUSA, 02/14/2006 15:11
Last December, the House of Representatives passed anti-immigrant HR 4437, introduced by GOP Rep. James Sensenbrenner (Wis.).
• It would make all undocumented workers felons, as well as those who help or work with them including teachers, clergy, union leaders, social workers and family members.
• Employers would have to check the Social Security numbers of all their employees.
• An environmentally destructive wall would be built along the Mexican border.
• Local and state police would be deputized to arrest anyone they think may be without documents. This would vastly increase racial profiling and scare immigrants away from reporting crimes...
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by CPUSA National Committee, 12/22/2005 18:47
Click for the Resolution on Immigrant Rights from the CPUSA 26th National Convention
The passage of HR 4437, “Border Protection, Anti-Terrorism and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005 by a 239-182 margin by the House of Representatives December 17 represents a police state approach to immigration that is a dangerous threat to the basic rights of undocumented and documented immigrants and all the people of our country.
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by Indiana District, 06/01/2001 00:00
The struggle for equality for Black People and against Racism is central to social progress. It is central to the fighting unity of the working class and TO THE STRUGGLE OF ALL OTHER SPECIALLY OPPRESSED MINORITIES...for full economic, political, and social equality... ...recognizing the global scale and permanence of immigration..[is].. is the starting point ...of an immigration policy based on human rights...
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