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Based on my political beliefs I am moderate leaning more to the liberal side. For example I believe that the government should provide for the needy ones and create programs such as, EBT food stamps. In addition, I also believe that the government should have a limit to what they can control and what they can't.

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After the death of Michael Brown in hands of police officers, a group of protesters flooded the streets protesting gun violence from police.

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Four teens refused to leave a lunch counter in Greensboro, N.C. Teens whom age ranges from 17-19 years-old soon gathered the attention of many others and by the third day, they had 300 supporters. In addition to that, the sit-in that the four teens provoked spread to 50 cities. Allowing the desegregation. This event is significant because it is the first activism act that lead to African Americas to be able to vote and have more freedom than before. I think that by taking action, in a peaceful manner, captures the attention of many. Just like the Greensboro Four, they were protesting peacefully and didn't have any type of deadly weapons with them. It only takes one person to influence a group of people to fight for what is right.

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7 Times in History When Students Turned to Activism (Published 2018)

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The survivors of the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting have surprised many with their public activism. But they are hardly the first students to push the adult world for political change.

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There is no need to open the door to any ICE agent that is outside. Unless they prove that they have a warrant signed by a court/judge then they have the right to enter. Verify first that the paper is an official warrant ordered by a judge and NOT a warrant from the immigration authorities.

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Demian Bichir: What To Do If Immigration Agents Are At Your Door

Know Your Rights wallet cards available on shop.aclu.org.

If officers are at your door, keep the door closed and ask if they are Immigration agents, or from ICE.

Ask the agents what they are there for.

Opening the door does not give the agents permission to come inside, but it is safer to speak to ICE through the door.

If the agents don't speak your language, ask for an interpreter.

If the agents want to enter, ask them if they have a warrant signed by a judge. If ICE agents do not have a warrant signed by a Judge, you may refuse to open the door or let them in. An administrative warrant of removal from immigration authorities is not enough.

If they say they have a warrant, ask them to slip the warrant under the door.

Look at the top and at the signature line to see if it was issued by a court and signed by a judge. Only a court/judge warrant is enough for entry into your premises. One issued by DHS or ICE and signed by a DHS or ICE employee is not.
An example of an order by a judge An example of an order by ICE
Do not open your door unless ICE shows you a judicial search or arrest warrant naming a person in your residence and/or areas to be searched at your address.

In all other cases, keep the door closed. State: "I do not consent to your entry."

If agents force their way in anyway, do not attempt to resist. If you wish to exercise your rights, state: "I do not consent to your entry or to your search of these premises. I am exercising my right to remain silent. I wish to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible."

Everyone in the residence may also exercise the right to remain silent.

Do not lie or show false documents. Do not sign any papers without speaking to a lawyer. If you need more information, contact your local ACLU affiliate at aclu.org/affiliates

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What To Do If Immigration Agents (ICE) Are At Your Door

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Jump to navigation Skip navigation If officers are at your door, keep the door closed and ask if they are Immigration agents, or from ICE. Ask the agents what they are there for. Opening the door does not give the agents permission to come inside, but it is safer to speak to ICE through the door.

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Song: Mojado by Ricardo Arjona ft. Intocable

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Song: Mojado by Ricardo Arjona ft. Intocable

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The issue of this song is about all the immigrants that cross the border with a burden the legal citizens will never carry. It talks about the sacrifices made to achieve the American Dream. This issue matters to me because I witness first hand the emotions that an undocumented family goes through while living in fear.

"Porque el mojado precisa
Comprobar con visas
Que no es de neptuno

El mojado tiene ganas de secarse
El mojado esta mojado por las lagrimas que evoca la nostalgia
El mojado, el indocumentado
Carga el bulto que el legal no cargaría
Ni obligado

El suplicio de un papel lo ha convertido en fugitivo
Y no es de aquí porque su nombre no aparece en los archivos
Ni es de allá porque se fue"

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Ricardo Arjona - Mojado Ft Intocable (Video Oficial)

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Summary: iO Tillett Wright struggled to understand what her sexual preference was. She has traveled around the world photographing people who consider themselves part of the LGBTQ community or simply don't know what they like.  She explores the question: Where do you draw the line when it comes to discrimination?

Reflection: This TED Talk was an interesting talk to watch because it talks, and represents, all the minorities that hide in the shadows of society. It makes the viewers actually think about why society discriminates them just because of one aspect of their lives. I think that the people who consider themselves part of the LGBTQ community should have the same rights as everybody else. They shouldn't be labeled as a different group or category.

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iO Tillett Wright has photographed 2,000 people who consider themselves somewhere on the LGBTQ spectrum -- and asked many of them: Can you assign a percentage to how gay or straight you are? Most people, it turns out, consider themselves to exist in the gray areas of sexuality, not 100% gay or straight.