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Photo courtesy of Berta Romero

Photo courtesy of Berta Romero

Photo courtesy of Berta Romero

Photo courtesy of Berta Romero

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Apr 11 Obama’s Two Million Deportations and the “Criminal Alien” Boogeyman

By: Mari Quenemoen

On April 5^th, on a national day of action against deportation, the New York Times editorial board took a stand against the record numbers of people deported under the Obama administration. The paper called on the President to extend deferred action protections to parents of Dreamers and citizen children, to end Secure Communities and other programs that enlist local law enforcement as immigration agents, and to end the immigration detention bed quota that results in over 30,000 immigrants locked up every day.

Apr 18

SEARAC’s 15th Annual Leadership and Advocacy (LAT) Training

WASHINGTON, DC – The Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) is excited to announce our 15^th Annual Leadership and Advocacy Training (LAT) for seasoned and emerging leaders from Southeast Asian American communities and their allies.

Apr 9

SEARAC Fasts to Fight Deportation

This spring, SEARAC leaders continue to fast in solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) and other community activists around the country to emphasize the urgency of humane and fair immigration reforms, and to call on Congress and the President to stop deportation now.

Apr 4

SEARAC Supports April 5th Day of Action against Deportation

WASHINGTON, DC - The Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) stands in solidarity with communities across the country who will mobilize on Saturday, April 5th to protest aggressive immigration enforcement and high levels of deportations under the current administration.

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SEARAC is a national organization that advances the interests of Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese Americans by empowering communities through advocacy, leadership development, and capacity building to create a socially just and equitable society. We envision a socially, politically and economically just society for all communities to enjoy for all generations.

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