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Immigration Talks in the “Dark” But Activists Say They are Still Optimistic

October 14, 2013
by Mooers Immigration
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Maria Camila Bernal, NBC Latino

“In New Jersey, activists push for DREAMers to benefit from the Tuition Equality Act. In Florida, groups are on a hunger strike for immigration reform. In Illinois, hundreds marched in the streets saying, “the time is now.” And in Arizona anti-deportation activists gathered to find new strategies that will help stop deportations.”

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