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The Student Life at the Claremont Colleges: “Students, Staff Campaign to Protect Immigrants in City of Pomona”

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As appears in a recent article in The Student Life, the official newspaper of the Claremont Colleges. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ A coalition called ICE out of Pomona will soon petition the Pomona City Council to protect undocumented immigrants, and 5C student activists are among its members. The coalition hopes to convince the council at its Nov. 6 […]

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Daily Bulletin Editorial: End The War on Street Vending

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As appears in an article published on Oct. 31st by the Daily Bulletin. ————————————————————————————————   For many, street vending is one of the few options available to make a living to support themselves and their families. Though ubiquitous throughout Southern California, the work of street vendors has often been subject to strict and even sometimes […]

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Street vendor facing deportation after Rancho Cucamonga arrest

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As appears in an article in the Daily Bulletin, published on Oct. 23rd 2017. ————————————————————————————————   RANCHO CUCAMONGA >> Immigration advocates are concerned a mother of four is facing deportation after she was arrested for having multiple street vending citations. Marcelina Rios of Ontario was selling corn at Old Town Park Oct. 13 around 2 […]

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Pomona termina contrato con ICE argumentando que no desea separar familias

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Univision Fecha publicado: 20 de marzo del 2017 Durante una conferencia, funcionarios municipales aplaudieron que la ciudad dio un paso importante para separarse de la maquinaria deportadora de Donald Trump y dijeron no estar dispuestos a permitir la separación de familias. El contrato con ICE permitía que agentes federales alojaran detenidos en la cárcel de […]

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Pomona da fin a su colaboración con ICE

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  La Opinion, por Alejandro Cano Fecha publicado: 21 de Marzo de 2017 El Concejo Municipal de Pomona dio por terminado ayer el Acuerdo Intergubernamental de Servicios entre el Servicio Federal de Estados Unidos y el Departamento de Policía de dicha ciudad —decisión que fue catalogada por la comunidad inmigrante como una victoria. El acuerdo fue establecido […]

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Pomona ditches agreement to house federal prisoners in city jail

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  Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, by Monica Rodriguez Date Published: March 20, 2017 8:57 PM PDT POMONA >> Pomona has ended an agreement with the U.S. Marshals Service to house federal prisoners — who may include undocumented immigrants — at the Pomona City Jail, immigrant rights advocates announced Monday. Representatives of various groups and organizations […]

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ICE raids net nearly 700 immigrants in series of nationwide sweeps

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  By Brenda Gazzar Daily Bulletin February 13, 2017 Link Here   The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation that resulted in 161 arrests in six Southern California counties last week was part of a “series of targeted enforcement operations” that netted hundreds more potentially deportable immigrants across the nation, the Homeland Security chief said […]

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Declaracion del Centro Jornalero acerca las ordenes ejecutivas

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En tu Centro Jornalero, estamos analizando todavía los órdenes ejecutivos decretados hoy por el nuevo presidente concerniente la inmigración.Pero independientemente de las nuevas políticas y sus secuelas en nuestra realidad cotidiana, es importante que nuestra comunidad sepa que su Centro Jornalero sigue siendo un santuario para nuestra comunidad jornalera, trabajadora, e inmigrante.Seguiremos en pie de […]

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Home News Immigration policy Donald Trump’s election makes undocumented immigrants ‘brace for the worst’ because they don’t know what he’ll do

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  By Grace Wyler Daily Bulletin   December 4, 2016 Link here   Nearly a month after Donald?Trump’s presidential victory, Sandra?Dimas is struggling with a heightened mix of anxiety and anger over how and when the president-elect will follow through on a central promise of his campaign: cracking down on illegal immigration. “A lot of […]