US Supreme Court will hear Arizona’s SB 1070

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From: "Donna De La Cruz, Reform Immigration FOR America" <info@reformimmigrationforamerica.org>
Date: Mar 23, 2012 2:06 PM
Subject: US Supreme Court will hear Arizona's SB 1070
To: "Daniel Stafford" <aquarianm@gmail.com>

A week of action to stand with immigrant families Daniel, You and I have witnessed the fallout from the current patchwork of state immigration laws: while we win victories in California and Illinois, we face devastating moral and humanitarian crises in Alabama and Arizona. A stance must be taken at the federal level to ensure that we can move forward to reform our immigration system as an entire nation. Next month, the US Supreme Court will take on Arizona's extreme anti-immigrant law, SB 1070. The impact of the Supreme Court's decision on SB 1070 can't be overstated. For all those who have fought back against this racist law for nearly two years, this could be the moment our government declares once and for all that state-sponsored hate and racial profiling will be not be tolerated. While the justices debate, we will be in the streets and online across the country, calling for justice and equality under the law for all immigrant families. We are planning for a week of action with national and grassroots partners, to make sure the court knows that the entire country will be following their decision. I'll be writing more soon about all the ways you can get involved. If you or your community is planning events around the Supreme Court case, reply to this email and let us know. Simply put, Arizona's SB 1070 is un-American – and we will unite to act for justice for all. Stay tuned for more details. With hope, Donna De la Cruz Reform Immigration FOR America PS: As part of the week of action, national allies will be launching an exciting project to encourage thousands of eligible individuals to start the process for naturalization. If you want to learn more about this project, please sign up for more information.       Get Involved at RI4A.ORG      Why Reform?      Donate You're receiving this message because you signed up for Reform Immigration for America email communications. No longer interested? Unsubscribe.