Caravana de la Esperanza Southern Delegation
Tax deductible
(English below) Después de más de un año de promesas de abrir un camino a la ciudadanía para lxs más de 11 millones de indocumentadxs, el Congreso y el Presidente Biden no han logrado impulsar este cambio a la política migratoria que es tan esencial para nuestras comunidades. Debido a esta falta de acción, y el papel que ha jugado el Senador Joe Manchin para desviar los esfuerzos por una reforma migratoria, líderes inmigrantes de todo el país están organizando La Caravana de la Esperanza, una acción que comenzará el 29 de abril en frente de las oficinas del Senador Joe Manchin en Martinsburg, West Virginia y culminará uniéndose a la marcha nacional en Washington, D.C. el primero de mayo. Como grupos sureños, vamos a West Virginia para apoyar a nuestrxs hermanxs inmigrantes ahí que están comenzando a organizarse, porque sabemos por experiencia propia lo importante que es el apoyo de otros grupos que se han organizado en circunstancias similares. Y vamos a Washington porque queremos que quede muy claro que las comunidades inmigrantes en el sur estamos al pie de la lucha y que no nos daremos por vencidos hasta que todxs lxs inmigrantes podamos vivir con plenos derechos y con dignidad.
La Red del Sureste por los Derechos de Lxs Inmigrantes (SEIRN, por sus siglas en inglés) está organizando una delegación sureña para unirse a la Caravana de la Esperanza por medio del esfuerzo colaborativo Juntxs Somos Fuertes. ¡Tenemos a 40 personas de Alabama, Carolina del Norte, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee y Texas inscritas para la delegación! ¡Este esfuerzo está siendo liderado por grupos de inmigrantes con fondos muy limitados. Estamos haciendo un esfuerzo colectivo para recaudar fondos para ese evento y necesitamos tu apoyo con este esfuerzo. Ayúdanos a seguir levantando nuestras voces por la Justicia y la Dignidad. ¡Juntxs Somos Fuertes!
After more than a year of promises to open a path to citizenship for more than 11 million undocumented immigrants, Congress and President Biden have not advanced this policy that is so essential for our communities. Because of this lack of action, and because of the role that Senator Joe Manchin has played in derailing the efforts towards immigration reform, immigrant leaders from across the country are organizing the Caravan of Hope, and action that will begin on April 29th in front of the offices of Senator Joe Manchin in Martinsburg, West Virginia, and will culminate by joining the national march in Washington, D.C. on May 1st. As Southern groups, we are going to West Virginia to support and encourage our immigrant sisters and brothers there who are beginning to organize, because we know from our own experience how important it is to count on the support of other groups who have organized in similar circumstances. And we are heading to Washington because we want to make clear that immigrant communities in the South are leading the struggle and we will not give up until all immigrants can live with full rights and dignity.
The Southeast Immigrant Rights Network is organizing a Southern delegation to join the Caravan of Hope through our collective effort Together We Are Strong. We have 40 people from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas signed up for the delegation! This effort is being led by grassroots groups with very limited funds. We are joining in a collective effort to raise funds for this event, and we need your support. Please help us continue to lift up our voices for Justice and Dignity. Together We Are Strong!
La Red del Sureste por los Derechos de Lxs Inmigrantes (SEIRN, por sus siglas en inglés) está organizando una delegación sureña para unirse a la Caravana de la Esperanza por medio del esfuerzo colaborativo Juntxs Somos Fuertes. ¡Tenemos a 40 personas de Alabama, Carolina del Norte, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee y Texas inscritas para la delegación! ¡Este esfuerzo está siendo liderado por grupos de inmigrantes con fondos muy limitados. Estamos haciendo un esfuerzo colectivo para recaudar fondos para ese evento y necesitamos tu apoyo con este esfuerzo. Ayúdanos a seguir levantando nuestras voces por la Justicia y la Dignidad. ¡Juntxs Somos Fuertes!
After more than a year of promises to open a path to citizenship for more than 11 million undocumented immigrants, Congress and President Biden have not advanced this policy that is so essential for our communities. Because of this lack of action, and because of the role that Senator Joe Manchin has played in derailing the efforts towards immigration reform, immigrant leaders from across the country are organizing the Caravan of Hope, and action that will begin on April 29th in front of the offices of Senator Joe Manchin in Martinsburg, West Virginia, and will culminate by joining the national march in Washington, D.C. on May 1st. As Southern groups, we are going to West Virginia to support and encourage our immigrant sisters and brothers there who are beginning to organize, because we know from our own experience how important it is to count on the support of other groups who have organized in similar circumstances. And we are heading to Washington because we want to make clear that immigrant communities in the South are leading the struggle and we will not give up until all immigrants can live with full rights and dignity.
The Southeast Immigrant Rights Network is organizing a Southern delegation to join the Caravan of Hope through our collective effort Together We Are Strong. We have 40 people from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas signed up for the delegation! This effort is being led by grassroots groups with very limited funds. We are joining in a collective effort to raise funds for this event, and we need your support. Please help us continue to lift up our voices for Justice and Dignity. Together We Are Strong!
Organizer
SEIRN La Red del Sureste
Organizer
Atlanta, GA
Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
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