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Costa, Cox Help House Pass Dreamers Bill Despite Trump Veto Threat

Costa, Cox Help House Pass Dreamers Bill Despite Trump Veto Threat

  • Post author:DreamerAdmin
  • Post published:June 6, 2019
  • Post category:News
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Supporters of the American Dream and Promise Act in the visitor galleries roared “Yes We Can” as House Democrats muscled through legislation bestowing a chance for citizenship on an estimated 2 million-plus migrants.

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Looking for professional development opportunities Looking for professional development opportunities for this summer? Then check out our upcoming info session to find out more about @ucla_drc Dream Summer Fellowship! 👀 👉🏽 Dream Summer is a PAID annual national fellowship of the UCLA Labor Center’s Dream Resource Center (DRC) for immigrant youth and allies. Fellows are placed within social justice-based host organizations and work closely with them to incorporate and strengthen the role of immigrant rights issues alongside the organization’s social justice work. Join us on Wed. Jan 26 to hear more about Dream Summer and the application process! 🔗 Zoom meeting: bit.ly/UMDS22 (case sensitive)
Repost from @aaupmason: Our custodians kept us saf Repost from @aaupmason: Our custodians kept us safe during the pandemic. They bravely fought for better working conditions. Now 68 of our front-line workers have been told they will not be re-hired in January. Please donate today to support these courageous workers and their families. They deserve better than this. https://gofund.me/3ee729db (link in our linktree)
🗣Join us for our final UndocuTalk of the semest 🗣Join us for our final UndocuTalk of the semester on Wednesday, December 1st from 6-7PM! This virtual/In-person event is open to all students, both GMU and non-GMU, who are directly impacted by their immigration status (undocumented, dacamented, TPS, mixed-status families, etc.) to speak about their experiences and build community with one another. We hope to see you there! Link in our linktree.
It’s almost here! Our 11th Annual Immigration Mo It’s almost here! Our 11th Annual Immigration Monologues - Liberation, Not Citizenship: the Power of an Intersectional Movement is TODAY, November 13, from 6pm-8pm. We have an amazing lineup of speakers that underscore the diversity of the immigrant community. 👥 For attendees, there are two ways to experience this year’s IM: (1) attend our In-Person watch party in the JC Cinema (note that you are required to complete a Mason Covid Health check or (2) watch the livestream on FaceBook 📣It’s still not to late to RSVP! bit.ly/imlnc21 (case sensitive)
Immigration Monologues is FOUR days away 🤩. Hav Immigration Monologues is FOUR days away 🤩. Have you RSVP’d yet? Go to bit.ly/imlnc21 ASAP so you don’t miss it! In the meantime, we are so excited to introduce another one of our amazing speakers: 🗣 Meet Rhea (she/her) who first came to the United States from Belize on vacation when she was ten years old. At the age of eleven, Rhea and her mom returned to the U.S and never went back. She would spend the next 27 plus years of her life as an undocumented person. In the words of Rhea, “I was navigating my life with love, faith, fear, trauma wins, and everything in between. I want to share my story of navigating being an older person - an older undocumented and "undacamented" person. I would like to share how I would eventually attend college 18 years after graduating high school, and fought for my legal freedom to eventually become documented in this country.” 👉🏽Don’t forget to invite your family and friends to hear Rhea speak on November 13! IM will be live-streamed on Facebook Live, or you can come watch it at our live watch party in the JC Cinema!. RSVP at: http://bit.ly/imlnc21 (link in bio). Register today!
Immigration Monologues is just ONE week away 🤩, Immigration Monologues is just ONE week away 🤩, so while you RSVP and await, we are very excited to introduce one of our speakers! 🗣 Meet Brenda (she/her/ella), an award-winning community activist who is passionate about the environment and immigration. She is currently earning a master’s degree in water resources management from The University of the District of Columbia and is a program analyst for DOEE's Office of Urban Agriculture. Recognizing that climate change is a time-sensitive issue, she strives to be inclusive and open up spaces for action in communities that have been impacted disproportionately. In the Immigration Monologues, she’s looking forward to talking about the importance of building solidarity across movements. 👉🏽Hear Brenda speak on November 13 as we livestream the event on Facebook Live or come watch it at our live watch party in the JC Cinema!. RSVP at: bit.ly/imlnc21 (link in bio). Register today!
🗣️ Interested in learning how to be an ally t 🗣️ Interested in learning how to be an ally to our communities? Attend our FREE UndocuAlly Training next week! Join us to learn more about the history of our undocumented communities, past and present legislation, and the lived realities and barriers our undocumented communities are fighting through with strength and resilience. 🗓️WHEN: November 12th 12-3 PM (In person) 🔗: http://go.gmu.edu/UndocuAllyTraining (link in bio)
🗣️ Immediate Call to Action!!! 🚨 Our cust 🗣️ Immediate Call to Action!!! 🚨 Our custodial workers STILL need YOUR support. Join us along with other students, faculty, staff, and external organizations on Thursday, October 28th at 12PM in Merten Lawn to stand in solidarity and demand a responsible contractor policy for our custodians. Last year, our custodial staff reported wage theft, labor exploitation, deprivation of personal protective equipment, unlawful surveillance, and threats of being fired and reported to ICE. As they transition over to a new contractor, join us in demanding a fair working environment for the people who keep our campus safe for us to live and learn in. There will be a space for students to make signs on Wednesday, October 27th at 3PM, in the Johnson Center in front of the book store.
📣RSVP: bit.ly/imlnc21 (case sensitive) 🌟 W 📣RSVP: bit.ly/imlnc21 (case sensitive) 🌟 We hope you’ll join us for the 11th Annual Immigration Monologues - Liberation, Not Citizenship: the Power of an Intersectional Movement on Saturday, November 13, from 6pm-8pm. We have an exciting lineup of speakers that underscore the diversity of the immigrant community. 👥 For attendees, there are two ways to experience this year’s IM: (1) attend our In-Person watch party (note that you are required to complete a Mason Covid Health check and register on Mason360 in order to attend) or (2) watch the livestream on Facebook
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