Date
Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:00am
Location
We Are All Arizona!
National Day of Action against SB 1070 Law
March Across the Brooklyn Bridge
Thursday, July 29th
On July 29th, as SB 1070 is set to be implemented in Arizona, join thousands nation-wide & in NYC to raise our voices.
9:30am Gather at Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn
(take A/C trains to High Street, OR 2/3/4/5/R trains to Borough Hall)
10:00am March across Brooklyn Bridge
11:00am Press Conference & Rally at Foley Square in Manhattan
(take 4/5 to Brooklyn Bridge OR N/R/W to City Hall)
Why We Are Marching:
- We stand in solidarity with the people of AZ against the inhumane and unjust law SB1070
- We oppose Arizona-like laws that have spread throughout the nation,including right here in NYC
- We condemn racial profiling in all forms as exemplified by SB1070 and moreover we denounce the racism that underlies these laws
Our Demands:
1) We want humane legalization for all,
not a "Comprehensive Immigration Reform" that creates more Arizona's through harsh enforcement policies like 287g, border militarization, and increased deportations.
2) We want an end to mass detentions, deportations, 287g, Secure Communities programs that criminalize immigrant people
Organized by:
New Sanctuary Movement, Families for Freedom, Immigrant Defense Project, Black Institute, Churches United to Save & Heal, Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant & Refugee Rights, DRUM-Desis Rising Up & Moving, VAMOS Unidos, American Friends Service Committee, Wind of the Spirit (NJ)
Endorsed by (in progress) :
Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition, Damayan, Sistas and Brothas United, NY Immigration Coalition, World Can’t Wait, Sikh Coalition, Urban Youth Collaborative, Immigrant Communities in Action, Center for Immigrant Families, Sikh Coalition, United for Peace and Justice, South Asian Americans Leading Together, Boycott Arizona Coalition, Muslim Consultative Network, New Immigrant Community Empowerment, CAAAV, Center for Constitutional Rights, Peekskill Area Pastors Assoc., La Union, National Economic & Social Rights Initiative, Coney Island Avenue Project, Youth on the Move , Sikh Coalition, SA Bar Assoc. of NY, Asian American Legal Defense & Education Fund, Adhikaar, NYS Youth Leadership Council
For details, call Families for Freedom- (646) 290-5551
Last modified
July 27, 2010