José M. Serrano's posts related to Immigration

Recursos de Inmigración

Posted by José M. Serrano on Monday, July 20th, 2009

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Immigration Reform Starts Here

Posted by José M. Serrano on Thursday, September 17th, 2009

Final Policy Report by Senator Serrano's East Harlem Against Deportation Coalition

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Sen. Serrano and East Harlem Against Deportation Coalition Launch Final Policy Report, "Immigration Reform Starts Here"

Posted by José M. Serrano on Thursday, September 17th, 2009

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La Coalicion "El Barrio Contra La Deportacion" Lanza Reporte Final

Posted by José M. Serrano on Thursday, September 17th, 2009

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA EL REPORTE FINAL, LA REFORMA MIGRATORIA COMIENZA AQUÍ

East Harlem, NY- La coalición de oficiales electos y líderes comunitarios “El Barrio Contra la Deportación” hoy publicó su reporte final, y mandó 1,000 cartas de petición al Presidente Obama. Fue la culminación de una campaña educacional y organizativa iniciada en Mayo de este año.

East Harlem Against Deportation Press Conference- 9/17/09

East Harlem Against Deportation Press Conf. - 9/17/09

East Harlem Against Deportation Press Conference

Serrano to Community: "Know Your Rights, Know Your Precinct"

Posted by José M. Serrano on Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

On January 27th, Senator José M. Serrano co-hosted “Know Your Rights, Know Your Precinct,” an information session aiming to acquaint East Harlem immigrants with the resources available through the 23rd precinct. “No one’s immigration status should determine their safety,” said the Senator. “It is extremely important for immigrants everywhere to know their rights and to feel safe in the communities in which they reside.”

Serrano and Peralta to Denounce Arizona's New Immigration Policy

(Albany, NY)- After the shocking signing in Arizona of the nation's harshest anti-immigration law, Senators José M. Serrano (D-Manhattan/Bronx) and Jose Peralta (D-Queens) will hold a press conference tomorrow to denounce the new law, and to call for immediate, comprehensive immigration reform. Arizona Bill 1070, which was signed into law on Friday, April 23rd, requires law enforcement to question people regarding their immigration status and to arrest individuals if there is "reasonable suspicion" that they are in the country illegally.