This Is One Way You Can Stand In Solidarity With Immigrant Communities
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The article highlights several instances of individuals affected by aggressive deportation tactics under the Trump administration, emphasizing the human toll of such policies. A notable case includes a 10-year-old girl with brain cancer being deported alongside her immigrant parents. The article underscores the growing community response, including nonviolent resistance through solidarity actions, legal challenges, and the formation of a Solidarity Pledge. This pledge calls for collective support among neighbors against anti-immigrant actions, reflecting a historical commitment to uphold social justice and human rights amidst a rising climate of fear and militarization in immigration enforcement.
As we watch the Trump administration ramp up its militarized mass-deportation machine, many of us may feel helpless to stop the devastation threatening our neighbors and communities.
They are filing, and winning, lawsuits and ensuring people know their rights. They have also, crucially, organized a Solidarity Pledge which invites people to put their bodies "on the line" to defend and support their neighbors.
I pledge to challenge Trump's anti-immigrant attacks by working to create welcoming and loving communities, speaking up in defense of our neighbors, and supporting families with information and mutual aid.
The pledge comes at a crucial time. President Trump has acted swiftly to order militarized mass arrests and deportations, defying legal standards and violating long-held norms.
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