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#nohumanisillegal

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Tim Ruppert

Last week we visited the monument that honors LATIN AMERICAN WORKERS
who helped rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. It’s important to remember that immigrants contribute to our communities in many ways, including their labor. I guarantee you nobody was was checking documentation back then. We needed help and we were fortunate to get it.
#immigration #NoHumanIsIllegal #Louisiana #NOLA #NoDeportationWithoutDueProcess #FreeKilmarAbregoGarcia

A photograph of the monument honoring Latin American Workers who helped rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina located in Crescent Park next to the Mississippi River. The monument consists of a square marble pedestal inscribed in the front in English and on the opposite side in Spanish. Atop the pedestal is a large bronze statue depicting workers engaged in cleanup, carpentry and construction trades on a traditional New Orleans house.
The inscription on the monument honoring Latin American Workers who helped rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina located in Crescent Park next to the Mississippi River reads: THIS MONUMENT IS A TRIBUTE TO THE LATIN AMERICAN WORKERS WHO HELPED TO REBUILD THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS IN THE AFTERMATH OF HURRICANE KATRINA AUGUST 29 TF, 2005 GIFT OF JUAN JORGE GERSHANIK AND FAMILY
A photograph of the monument honoring Latin American Workers who helped rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina located in Crescent Park next to the Mississippi River shows the bronze figures of a worker mounting a ladder and another worker overhead wielding a hammer as he repairs a roof.
The inscription on the monument honoring Latin American Workers who helped rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina located in Crescent Park next to the Mississippi River reads: ESTE MONUMENTO ES UN TRIBUTO A LOS TRABAJADORES LATINOAMERICA NOS QUIENES A YUDARON A RECONSTRUIR LA CIUDAD DE NUEVA ORLEANS DESPUÉS DEL HURACÁN KATRINA 29 DE AGOSTO, 2005 DONADO POR JUAN-JORGE GERSHANIK Y SU FAMILIA
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Ned Yeung

"‘Deeply hypocritical’: Pierre Poilievre slammed ‘illegal border crossers,’ but his own relative crossed and stayed.

Anaida Poilievre’s uncle lived undocumented in Canada and received help from her and an MP. The Conservative leader has said such individuals should be ‘tracked down’ and ‘deported’."
- The Breach Media

“Poilievre has vilified migrants, blaming them for the housing and affordability crisis, and says he plans to ‘track down’ and deport undocumented people even though his wife, who is a public figure heavily involved in his campaign, supported the regularization of her uncle. Why does Poilievre think other families don’t deserve the same rights as his own? All families deserve to be together, and every refugee, migrant and undocumented person should have permanent resident status in order to access equal rights."
- Syed Hussan, Executive Director, Migrant Workers Alliance for Change

breachmedia.ca/hypocritical-pi

THE Breach Investigations | Mar 27 2025 ‘Deeply hypocritical’: Pierre Poilievre slammed ‘illegal border crossers,’ but his own relative crossed and stayed Anaida Poilievre’s uncle lived undocumented in Canada and received help from her and an MP. The Conservative leader has said such individuals should be ‘tracked down’ and ‘deported’ by Martin Lukacs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Migrant Workers Alliance for Change Poilievre Family Backed Undocumented Uncle-In-Law’s Immigration Application While Launching Trump-like Attacks on Migrants Toronto, March 28, 2025 -- Migrant Workers Alliance for Change is responding to last night's explosive story in The Breach Media that revealed that Pierre Poilievre’s relative—the uncle of his wife, Anaida Poilievre—lived undocumented in Canada after his asylum claim was rejected, and received help from Mrs. Poilievre and an undisclosed MP’s office in 2021 in his efforts to get permanent residency. “Poilievre has vilified migrants, blaming them for the housing and affordability crisis, and says he plans to ‘track down’ and deport undocumented people even though his wife, who is a public figure heavily involved in his campaign, supported the regularization of her uncle. Why does Poilievre think other families don’t deserve the same rights as his own? All families deserve to be together, and every refugee, migrant and undocumented person should have permanent resident status in order to access equal rights." - Syed Hussan, Executive Director, Migrant Workers Alliance for Change
#cdnpoli#abpoli#NoHumanIsIllegal
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Ned Yeung

"We can always tell" used to be a form of hate speech against a tiny group of marginalized people, indicating that they can tell if you are "a boy or a girl".

Now the same hateful ideology has expanded to cover large swaths of the American population, indicating that "they can always tell" who's an "illegal" by the way they look, leading to Indigenous First Nations people being deported from their homeland as Mexican immigrants, and tattoo artists being labeled as gang members, and therefore "terrorists", for their skin art.

This expansion of hateful ideology of course, should come as no surprise to anyone. That is why you cannot allow hate to live, no matter if it affects you or not. Soon enough, it'll hit your friends, your family, and yourself.

#uspol#cdnpoli#abpoli
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