July 02, 2004

Hundreds attend Greenfield march, Showing support for immigration reform

July 02, 2004/ Tron Nick

Protests Continue - Hundreds attend Greenfield march
Showing support for immigration reform; Group pushes for new law, against sweeps
Even though Joel Ávila never participated in marches to push for immigration reforms that helped undocumented workers, he was among thousands of people who benefited from changes in U.S. law enacted in 1986. On Tuesday, Avila said it was his turn to help others earn legal status. He joined close to 400 people marching from King City to Greenfield to push for legislation that will allow thousands of agricultural workers to obtain legal status in the United States and to protest arrests the U.S. Border Patrol made earlier this month in Southern California. [more] and [more]
Over 400 Detained in Southern California Immigration Sweep [more]

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