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“Latinos on the Job: A Workshop for Union Reps” will provide information on population changes, cultural differences and immigration law for representatives of labor organizations. It will be held Friday, Oct. 24, at the Resource Center of the Americas.
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Exhausted but exhilarated, Minnesotans who participated in the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride returned home after a weeklong trip that took them across the United States to advocate for immigration reform.
Comprehensive coverage of the Minnesota riders participating in the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride, from preparations, rider profiles and departure, through stops along the way and the final events in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
Immigrants Rally in City, Seeking Rights, New York Times
Thousands at Queens rally seek immigrant rights, Newsday
Immigrant workers rally in NYC and demand changes, Boston Globe
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Immigrants Rally in City, Seeking Rights
By STEVEN GREENHOUSE
New York Times
Tens of thousands of immigrants rallied in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens yesterday with the hope of promoting an immigrants’ rights movement that will capture the nation’s conscience the way the 1960’s civil rights movement did. Coming from Mexico, China, Haiti and many other countries, the immigrants are seeking to persuade lawmakers in Washington to, among other things, grant legal status to more than 8 million immigrants. “America is a land of immigrants; it was built by immigrants,” said Roger Toussaint, an immigrant from Trinidad who is president of New York City’s Transport Workers Union. “The justice that was extended to the immigrants of the past should be extended to the immigrants of today.” Organizers estimated that about 100,000 immigrants and their supporters crowded into the park, where they rallied alongside the giant steel globe, known as the Unisphere, that was the symbol of the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair.
10,000 rally for immigrants rights in New York, Associated Press
Driving home their desire for freedom, Newark Star-Ledger
10,000 rally for immigrants rights in New York
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NEW YORK (AP) ? Tens of thousands of immigrants and labor activists staged a rally Saturday for better treatment of the nation’s immigrants, topping off a two-week-long bus odyssey around the country. Cardinal Edward Egan told the largely Hispanic crowd that the millions of undocumented workers in the United States “are all sons and daughters of one Father in heaven.” “We cannot go on simply ignoring or tolerating the plight of these brothers and sisters of ours,” Egan said. The demonstrators seek the legalization of undocumented workers, better working conditions and the reunification of families.
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By Mary Beth Sheridan
Washington Post
Like many illegal immigrants, the 23-year-old Mexican lives in the shadows, cleaning Chicago office buildings at night and avoiding authorities. Yesterday, she emerged — to tell her story in Congress. In Mexico, “many of us didn’t have enough to eat,” said Janneth, one of scores of immigrants who traveled to the capital on a “freedom ride” from across the country. Her eyes welling with tears, the young woman told a legislative assistant to Rep. William O. Lipinski (D-Ill.) that she and her siblings sometimes were so hungry as children that they would ask neighbors for a tortilla. “I’m looking for opportunity,” Janneth explained to the aide as a group of fellow immigrants from Chicago nodded.
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(U-WIRE) WASHINGTON — Over 1,000 immigrant workers, activists, union leaders, and supporters gathered on Wednesday at the Bible Way Temple to welcome the Immigrant Workers Freedom Rides to Washington, D.C., an event reminiscent of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. The crowd’s energy failed to cease as emcee Jos Williams, the president of the Metropolitan Washington Council of the AFL-CIO, led them through over three hours of singing, cheering, and motivational speakers. Modeled after the Freedom Rides of 1961, the Immigrant Workers Freedom Rides have run buses from 10 U.S. cities. They will have stopped in over 100 cities across the country on the way to their final destination in Flushing, Queens, N.Y.
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After a rendition of “We shall not be moved”, Williams announced to a roaring audience that Rosa Parks, the woman who started the whole movement 42 years ago, endorsed the IWFR earlier that day.