Saturday March 3rd, 2011 • 11am—2pm
Notre Dame Education Center
200 Old Colony Ave • South Boston, MA
Find Out More and Register
MIRA is proud to launch a brand new initiative, the New Americans Integration Institute, a think tank with grassroots impact. This is a landmark event for the MIRA Coalition — this research wing will lead to projects that will open up many opportunities to the foreign-born through citizenship, recredentialing, and the advancement of immigrant entrepreneurship. Find out more.
1) Policy Analysis and Advocacy
2) Institutional Organizing
3) Training and Leadership Development
4) Strategic Communications
From the MIRA Blog
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Upcoming Events
For full calendar of events see Events CalendarMIRA Members, if you wish to post an event on the MIRA Calendar for publication, please contact Frank Soults at fsoults@miracoalition.org or 617-350-5480 ext. 204
Citizenship Clinic Information:For English: Are You Ready to Become a U.S. Citizen?
Para Español: ¿Esta usted listo y es elegible para convertirse en Ciudadano Americano?
Para Português: Você Está Pronto Para Se Tornar Um Cidadão Americano?
中文請按此: 你準備有資格成為美國公民嗎?
Nhấn đây cho tiếng Việt: Quý vị có đủ điều kiện để trở thành công dân Mỹ không?
Pou Ayisien peze bouton sa: Eske W Prè E Elijib Pou W Vin Sitwayen Ameriken?
Supported by
KERRY STANDS WITH MA IMMIGRATION ACTIVISTS
I want to thank all of you for being here today, for boarding these buses
and for traveling down to Washington so your voices can be heard as
Congress tries once again to fix our immigration laws. You are another
shining example of what has happened throughout our history - Americans
taking to the streets to rally the country against racial inequality,
social injustice or war and to show Congress the way.
Your cause – fair and comprehensive immigration reform – is no less
important than those historic struggles because we are a nation of
immigrants and a nation of laws and how we reconcile these two
principles is crucial in determining what kind of nation we hope to be.
Twice before we have tried to pass comprehensive immigration reform and twice
before we have seen fear, misinformation and even hatred rule the day.
But with a new president in the White House and a new comprehensive
approach, we have a rare opportunity to get it right, finally.
Successful reform requires four cornerstones – strengthening our borders,
providing a path to legalization, creating an effective guest worker
program with adjusted visa caps and strong labor protections and setting
up a reliable employment verification program.
We need to stop amnesty from being used as a dirty word and start talking
straight about how to figure out who is actually in the United States,
to bring people out of the shadows and to create a fair and effective
way for people who have lived, worked and contributed to America to
finally become Americans.
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