We will show the movie: “Harvest of Empire” in omaha on 4/3. Well worth seeing.

I support the Dream Act and, also, a process for other immigrants who have lived honestly, worked hard, and paid taxes in this country for years to have a way to become citizens.

Anti-immigrant demagoguery is unAmerican, and cannot be tolerated. Every single one of us came here from somewhere else, and most of us were initially discriminated against, either for their country of origin or their religion. The racists, haters and fear mongers among us make me sick.

Good to see the only voices on immigration reform aren’t the ones coming from hate, absurdity, and fear-mongering! Keep fighting the good fight! I stand with you.

I grew up in a so called bad area of Los Angeles. Luckily for me because I had people who cared and saw what other do not see or close their mind too, I had the opportunity to go to college and earn a degree. It is not the race , the color, religion, ethnicity, place of origin to determine what future of the person. It is the inherent obstacles that are present for that group of people . I now work medical diagnostics helping people and I’m not doing it to help my “gente” as it would be assumed by people promoting the racist agenda. I do it for everyone. I’m don’t want to put myself in a pedestal nor to be admired for what I have made of my life. The truth is that kids in poor areas have very few choices in life unsafe neighborhoods, parks, no YMCA’ s, both parents working ( very low pay). To politicians and our detrimental capitalist system this pays the bills, their political campaigns, their investments, their decisions what they agree and disagree has all come down to how much money can be made. More money can be made by forcing kids into the prison industrial complex revolving door than can be made by integrating social enriching programs. This kills two birds with one stone fulfill the racist agenda and promotes the idea our kids in one way or another becomes a criminal.