9/15: U.S.-Mexico border fencing passes House, votes to build wall of shame!
forward [edited] courtesy http://www.ImmigrantSolidarity.org
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Republican Congress votes to build wall of shame
U.S.-Mexico border fencing passes House - again
Republican Congress votes to build wall of shame
September 15, 2006
National Immigrant Solidarity Network
http://www.ImmigrantSolidarity.org
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday (9/14) voted in favor of building a fence along portions of the border with Mexico, the Secure Fence Act (H.R. 6061), this is no doubt a racist anti-immigrant bill, the vote had more to do with election year politics than solving immigration issues.
The Republican-written bill, approved on a vote of 283-138, calls for construction of about 700 miles of fence along the 2,000-mile border with Mexico. Anti-immigrant forces in the Congress, understand they cannot finalize the anti-immigrant legislation to become the law this year, so they are trying to appeal to the "fears" of people, the measure was a charade designed to help Republicans ahead of the November 7 elections.
National Immigrant Solidarity Network will call for a conference call very soon to discuss the strategies how we can responds to this before the November election.
Please stay turned!
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Republican Congress votes to build wall of shame
U.S.-Mexico border fencing passes House - again
Republican Congress votes to build wall of shame
September 15, 2006
National Immigrant Solidarity Network
http://www.ImmigrantSolidarity.org
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday (9/14) voted in favor of building a fence along portions of the border with Mexico, the Secure Fence Act (H.R. 6061), this is no doubt a racist anti-immigrant bill, the vote had more to do with election year politics than solving immigration issues.
The Republican-written bill, approved on a vote of 283-138, calls for construction of about 700 miles of fence along the 2,000-mile border with Mexico. Anti-immigrant forces in the Congress, understand they cannot finalize the anti-immigrant legislation to become the law this year, so they are trying to appeal to the "fears" of people, the measure was a charade designed to help Republicans ahead of the November 7 elections.
National Immigrant Solidarity Network will call for a conference call very soon to discuss the strategies how we can responds to this before the November election.
Please stay turned!
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