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Dear Supporter, Dear friend Dear pictures and reader.

Immigrant rights are under threat by the Trump administration.

Trump’s campaign promises are becoming reality. While the administration bellows about building a wall, families are being torn apart, people who have lived almost their entire lives in the US are facing deportation, and tens of thousands are in detention conditions.

This is the moment to stand with immigrants. Immigration is part of the fabric of this nation.

Many of us are already fighting back against anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies. And on November 8th – the 1 year anniversary of President Trump’s election – it is time to raise the volume.

Step 1: Purchase an “Immigrants Are US” *t-shirt from Boy Meets Girl with proceeds going to Human Rights Watch or create your own or make your own.
Step 2: Take a selfie while modeling your t-shirt and post it to the Immigrants Are US Facebook page using #ImmigrantsAreUS.
Step 3: Tell all your friends to take steps 1 & 2.

People across the country will wear the shirt on November 8thin solidarity with a nation of immigrants.

What else can we do? It’s also time to take it to Congress!

Visit the campaign page to send a strong message to Congress to stop funding Trump’s broken deportation machinery.

Join us, and together we can send the administration an undeniable message — #ImmigrantsAreUS.

Quelle hrw

 

 

Immigrants Are Us Take Action

Dear Supporter, Immigrant rights are under threat by the Trump administration. Trump’s campaign promises are becoming reality. While the administration bellows about building a wall, families are being torn apart, people who have lived almost their entire lives in the US are facing deportation, and tens of thousands are in detention conditions. This is the moment to stand with immigrants. Immigration is part of the fabric of this nation. Many of us are already fighting back against anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies. And on November 8th – the 1 year anniversary of President Trump’s election – it is time to raise the volume. Step 1: Purchase an “Immigrants Are US” *t-shirt from Boy Meets Girl with proceeds going to Human Rights Watch or create your own or make your own. Step 2: Take a selfie while modeling your t-shirt and post it to the Immigrants Are US Facebook page using #ImmigrantsAreUS. Step 3: Tell all your friends to take steps 1 & 2. People across the country will wear the shirt on November 8thin solidarity with a nation of immigrants. What else can we do? It’s also time to take it to Congress! Visit the campaign page to send a strong message to Congress to stop funding Trump’s broken deportation machinery. Join us, and together we can send the administration an undeniable message — #ImmigrantsAreUS.