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Photograph- Dreamers outside the Capital

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Photograph- Dreamers outside the Capital

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This photograph is of dreamers standing outside the Capital to support the differed action for DACA and childhood arrivals. This image is powerful because we see the support for dreamers and illegal immigrants. This image speaks to me because they are kids and youth coming over to America that want a life here, and know nothing but American society, and they need to stay here and get there education on, but they're people that want them out , and that is why i like people supporting immigrants like the ones in the picture. This issue matters to me because coming from a immigrant family and seeing them worried about whether or not they will have to be forced to move back to there homeland , and leave me and my brother here, is heartbreaking, i wouldn't want anybody to worry about having there parents stripped from them. This image is from wtop.com and by The Associated Press.

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Based on my political beliefs I am more liberal. For example I believe that the government should provide adequate living environment for citizens who need housing, which tends to be a more liberal view. In addition I believe that the government should be more attentive to what society needs .

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Summary:  After common killings of African Americans a group of three people that already had invented the the Black Lives Matter group , were brought to light , and it got bigger from there.

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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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Summary: Four college students decide to sit in a Diner that is segregating colored people, and just sit there and do not move. There actions led more people to follow and would cause segregation to be banned from public places.
This movement would create an organization to support sit ins, and protests. The organization would contribute to the civil rights act of 1964.
I think that the more youth that we educate to exercise there rights , the more things will get done. I think it is important for students to take part of there government and stand up to unjust and unlawful acts going on.

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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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Logic speaks about the breaking of stereotypes, and the acceptance of all races, religions, and representation because under everything we are all living on the same planet as one race, humans.
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This song is the celebration of unity and a world built upon division. People say things like I don’t see color, I just see people. To which I retour you should see color, you should see a black man, a white woman, a brown little girl or any other color of the rainbow.

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Logic "Black SpiderMan" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified

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Know what to do if ICE arrives at your door

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Know what to do if ICE arrives at your door

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Do not open your door to them unless they have a warrant issued by a judge and signed. A warrant of removal from immigration can not let ICE into your home. Immigrants can exercise the right to remain silent like American citizens

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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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TED Talk Jorge Ramos and how he spoke up

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TED Talk Jorge Ramos and how he spoke up

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In this TED Talk, Univision Journalist Jorge Ramos describes his life as a journalist and immigrant. He tells his story of his feud with President Donald Trump.
This TED talk was really inspiring because Jorge didn't stop and let the President say hurtful and false statements towards people like himself. I know its hard for immigrants to come to this country, to give up there old life, say goodbye to loved ones, having an idea that it'll be the last time they see them. America, in its early stages , would let immigrants in and invite them to enjoy the land. These days its the opposite, undocumented immigrants being ripped apart from families, and enforcing border patrol, to the point where the president wants to invest in a bigger wall around Americas borders. What most people try to ignore is the fact that this country was built by immigrants, they fill in the jobs that no one else wants. What I like about this TED Talk is that Jorge took his thoughts and spoke out against the president , saying that as an American he has rights to stand up to whats wrong. Immigrants can make a big impact in society, helping and filling in positions others cant take, and can be part of society, withholding the foundation of democracy

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Jorge Ramos: Why journalists have an obligation to challenge power

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You can kick Jorge Ramos out of your press conference (as Donald Trump infamously did in 2015), but you can never silence him. A reporter for more than 30 years, Ramos believes that a journalist's responsibility is to question and challenge those in power.

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Duarte Geraldino: what were missing in the debate about immigrants

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Duarte Geraldino: what were missing in the debate about immigrants

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Duarte Geradino, a journalists, tells us on how important it is that we acknowledge the presence of immigrants in our social circle. He talks about what the statue of Liberty symbolizes, and asks us and himself , is she good or bad?
This video pulled  my attention by the title, " what were missing in the debate about immigrants''. So what are we leaving out? Duarte tells us of how his mother explained the statue of Liberty, that she invites immigrants in.  These days I think that she has been saying goodbye to immigrants rather than letting them in. Imagine being ripped away from your country, because at this point many immigrants call this country home, and to be moved to an unfamiliar place sounds so scary. The speaker asks us to examine our social Circe, and if we have immigrants in them. These immigrants make impacts in our lives and lives around there community. In my social circle i got friends who are hard workers and inspire me to do better everyday. In my close circle are my parents, whom are immigrants and have really pushed me to take advantage of what this country gives because they cant take those perks.

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Duarte Geraldino: What we're missing in the debate about immigration

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Between 2008 and 2016, the United States deported more than three million people. What happens to those left behind? Journalist Duarte Geraldino picks up the story of deportation where the state leaves off.