Marches won’t bring immigration reform From: cnn.com
Tagged: activist, deportationPosted on: May 1st, 2008
Today, in a scene reminiscent of what happened on May 1, 2006, thousands of immigration activists in dozens of U.S. cities have once again taken to the streets to make their voices heard, to make demands on behalf of illegal immigrants, and to make a stand against what many see as a surge of anti-Mexican hostility in this country.
And yet, those who abhor such demonstrations and who insist that illegal immigrants are in no position to demand anything, except maybe a window seat on the deportation bus, will claim that it is precisely these kinds of public displays that have created much of this hostility that the activists are complaining about.
So which came first — the chicken or the huevos rancheros?”*
Curation from Tomás
Filed Under: Commentary, Eye Openers, Immigration
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