• YO NO TENGO MIEDO

    SIN PAPELES Y SIN MIEDO
    YO LE ESCRIBO A MI NACION
    PARA QUE LA GENTE MIRE
    CUAL ES MI AFLICCION.
    NO LE TEMO A LA MIGRA
    MUCHO MENOS AL GOBIERNO
    PORQUE SE CON RESPETO
    LES DEMUESTRO LO QUE SIENTO.
    LLEGE AQUI DESDE CHIQUITA
    Y NO CONOSCO OTRO PAIS
    ESTUDIE PA' SUPERARME
    Y ALGUN DIA SER FELIZ...

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  • De Arizona a Denver: la primera parada

    En Denver conocimos al Centro Humanitario, Padres y Jovenes Unidos, AFSC, Trabajos con Justicia, y otros para aprender el efecto de SB90 y compartir lo que ha pasado en Arizona y otros estados desde la perspectiva de jornalero/as, trabajadoras de casa, y otros de la comunidad indocumentada.
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    In Denver we met with Centro Humanitario, Padres y Jovenes Unidos, AFSC, and Jobs with Justice to learn the impact of SB90 and to share what's happened in Arizona and other states from the perspective of day laborers, domestic workers, and other members of the undocumented community.

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  • El "UndocuBus" hace parada en Texas

    Después de una semana en Phoenix, con actos de desobediencia civil, una marcha a las oficinas del Servicio de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE), así como eventos artísticos y pláticas con la comunidad, los viajeros siguieron su camino, tras visitar Colorado y Nuevo México.

    "Hemos tenido una buena respuesta de la gente en los lugares a los que llegamos, y nuestro objetivo central en la convención es que el presidente (Barack) Obama asuma una postura acerca de la reforma migratoria antes de solicitar el voto de los hispanos", expresó vía telefónica Tania Unzueta, líder juvenil de los soñadores de Chicago.

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  • Sin miedo a la 'migra' - HOY

    El autobús va pintado de verde, el color de la esperanza, y lleva imágenes de mariposas monarca, en símbolo de la inmigración.

    José Mangandi nunca se ha sentido cómodo hablando sobre su estatus migratorio de indocumentado.

    Pero ahora lo hace abiertamente como parte de la travesía de un autobús que partió de Phoenix hacia Carolina del Norte para estar presente en la Convención Demócrata en septiembre.

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  • Photos: Visiting the Sheriff in Austin

     

     

     

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  • Chela: It's time

     

     

     

    Watch this profile on No Papers No Fear Rider, Isela Meraz, for the who and why people are getting on the bus.
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    Un perfil de Isela Meraz que explica porque y quien está subiendo a la jornada por justicia sin papeles y sin miedo.

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  • Indigenous Roots in Albuquerque

    Today the No Papers No Fear caravan arrived to Albuquerque, New Mexico, a state where  indigenous communities are prevalent, just as in my state of Arizona.

    As migrants, we believed that it is important to create a connection between our experience, and the experience of other indigenous people in the United States.

    We had the chance to talk to 2 young people living in the Santa Clara and Santo Domingo pueblos, and share our experience as migrants, as they shared theirs with ours.

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  • UndocuBus Comes to Austin: No Papers, No Fear – Ride for Justice

    “This summer, we are coming out of the shadows and getting on the bus. Our rights and our families are under attack and we’ve come too far to go back now.”

    On July 29, 2012, a special kind of bus tour across the American Southwest departed from Phoenix, Arizona. The passengers aren’t going to be relaxing in luxury resort spas or sightseeing majestic landmarks in the desert. There are no rock stars on board, at least, not in the way we’re used to thinking.

    The people riding on this bus have embarked on a precarious mission to show Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, along with the United States federal government, that they will no longer live in the shadows. They want to let them know that they are no longer afraid, and that they have begun organizing to take a public stand for the rights of undocumented people in the U.S.

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  • Tired of Living in the Shadows, Undocumented Immigrants Take to the Road

    Tired of Living in the Shadows, Undocumented Immigrants Take to the Road

    Tired of government inaction and what they call “political football” in immigration reform, a busload of undocumented immigrants are risking arrest and deportation to push for change.

    About 30 undocumented immigrants and their supporters boarded what they've dubbed the "Undocubus" Wednesday and rolled out of Phoenix, widely regarded as a battleground for immigrant rights. The Undocubus will pull into the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina in September.

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  • Boulder sheriff, immigration activists agree: Repeal SB 90

    rally at capitolA group of immigration activists who protested at the state Capitol this week and Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle have something in common.

    They both want Colorado’s version of Arizona’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants overturned.

    SB 90, passed by the state legislature in 2006, requires police officers to report suspected undocumented foreigners who are arrested on a criminal offense to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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