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DACA Recipients Speak Out. “Local Activism Is Our Most Powerful Tool”

Posted in DACA, DACA, Featured post, ICE Holds, Immigration, Police Ice, Rallies

DACA Recipients Speak Out. “Local Activism Is Our Most Powerful Tool“ March 5th, 2018 stood as the deadline for Congress to take action on the future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals [DACA] program. On that Monday morning, DACA recipients, immigrant community, and allies gathered in Center City Philadelphia to speak up against the use of DACA recipients as a bargaining chip when it comes to national immigration reform,

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Juntos Community Leader Speaks at the 2018 Women’s March in Philadelphia

Posted in Events, Featured post, Immigration, Rallies

Juntos Community Leader Speaks at the 2018 Women’s March in Philadelphia One year after Trump’s inauguration, hundreds of women and allies packed the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia for the 2nd annual Women’s March. Among them was our own community leader, Olivia Ponce, who addressed the crowd and urged us to remember the warriors we are descendants from and to embrace the “chingona” that resides within us as we fight

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Join Juntos on MLK Day & the Women’s March This Month

Posted in Events, Featured post, Immigration

  Join Juntos on MLK Day & the Women’s March This Month   “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” The late Martin Luther King Jr. wrote these words in his letter from a Birmingham jail back in 1963. Now in 2018, these words have never rang truer. Within the first week of the new year, we have seen that the Trump administration is wasting no time in continuing

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Join the Juntos Board

Posted in Immigration

Help Build the Resistance, Join the Juntos Board of Directors!   While there were many dark moments, last year we fought back against hate and injustice with powerful acts of resistance such as taking the streets during Philadelphia’s largest pro-immigrant rally or knocking on over 3,000 doors in 48 hours informing their neighbors of their rights. It takes people who are committed to fighting for justice to make change possible, which

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