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    Vol. 70/No. 13           April 3, 2006 
 
 
Marchers nationwide say
no to bill in Congress that
criminalizes undocumented workers
Militant/Scott Breen

SEATTLE—Some 700 people rallied here March 18 against the Sensenbrenner bill, which makes it a felony to live in the country without proper documents, or to assist those who do. Thousands more protested across the United States in mid-March in Trenton, New Jersey; Portland, Oregon; and other cities. Protest organizers often back the McCain-Kennedy “immigration reform” bill, which creates a guest worker-type program to maintain a pool of superexploited labor and lays the groundwork for a national identity card.

—CECELIA MORIARITY


 
 
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