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New Haven will March for America to Support Immigration Reform for New American Families & Economic Justice for All American Families

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New Haven will March for America to Support Immigration Reform for New American Families & Economic Justice for All American Families

Time: March 21, 2010 from 6am to 10pm
Location: National Mall, Washington, DC buses departing from Gateway Community College
Street: 60 Sargent Drive
City/Town: New Haven, CT
Website or Map: http://www.WeMarchForAmerica.…
Phone: 203 787 0191
Event Type: interfaith, service
Organized By: Sandra Trevino
Latest Activity: Mar 16, 2010

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Marchfor America.pdfFree Bus Transportation from Gateway Community College on Sargent Drive VERY early (6am) on March 21 for area residents wishing to join thousands from across the country for the March for America in DC. The purpose of the event is to demand that President Obama and Congress keep their promise to enact comprehensive immigration reform for new American families and insist that they act boldly to make the economy work for all American families. We will give the President and Congress no choice but to act. March for America is organized by hundreds of grassroots organizations nationwide.

Local transportation will be organized by JUNTA for Progressive Action, Inc. If you are not affiliated with one of the dozens of local civic, nonprofit or religious organizations already filling a dozen buses contact Junta to reserve your seat on their bus(es) (203) 787-0191.

Transportation for this event is provided for FREE but if you would like to make a donation it will be gladly accepted please make check payable to Junta for Progressive Action, Inc and include a note on the check that it is for "Buses to DC March 21" All donation are tax exempt to the full extent of the law.

You can join the national cell phone action network by texting “JUSTICE” to 69866 to receive the latest updates on the March for America and the fight for immigration reform.

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