February 14, 2007

Migrant March II: Institute for Mexicans Abroad; Human Rights Border conference?

Migrant March II continues, and Enrique Morones' latest dispatch says [1]:

...Eagle Pass (2/10): We meet with the Institute of Mexican Abroad, Border Commission... We attend meetings and forums with locals, local authorities and discuss realities, policies and here stories of why we need the humane immigration reform NOW! Towards San Antonio (2/11): Stormy weather but nothing like what our brethren face when they travel North... Tomorrow I fly to Nebraska to debate F.A.I.R. president Dan Stien, others go to HUTTO PRISON for protest vigil and others attend Human Rights Border conference...

The details on the conference aren't known.

[1] sandiego.indymedia.org/en/2007/02/125074.shtml





Posted to Immigration2007a at February 14, 2007 09:39 AM

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