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San Bernardino, CA – The Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice welcomes the Statewide efforts to defend DACA and TPS and doubles down on the regional work to ensure residents of the Inland Empire are aware and mobilize as immigrant communities face constant attacks from a white supremacist administration.
In advance of the relay, the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice & Partners issued the following statements:
Lizbeth Abeln, Organizer with IC4IJ said the following:
“The Immigrants rights movement in the Inland Empire is led by those who are most impacted, those of us who grew up in this region and understand the nuances of our struggles.”
“The trump administration and his base is uniquely present in the Inland Empire and we continue to fight against the racist, cruel and hateful policies imposed by his administration. The IE is home to over a million immigrant community members and we stand together in our fight to defend DACA & TPS.”
“We not only welcome the State-Wide relay with the goal of elevating the stories of our members but will continue mobilizing throughout our neighborhoods to ensure that our community knows that they are not alone.
Najayra, Valdovinos, Youth Engagement Coordinator at Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Collective:
“The Inland Empire has over 1-million immigrants and we are constantly at the frontlines of the anti-immigrant attacks. Though DACA faces uncertainty, we will continue to fight for permanent status. Months ago we supported the passage of the historic Dream & Promise act which is a reflection of our struggles and responds to the needs of our community so no one gets left behind.
For more information on #RiseForDACA #HomeisHere campaign; to upload a story, videos, and photos; or for info on where to renew DACA, please visit daca.chirla.org.
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Relay for DACA – Inland Empire/San Bernardino
San Bernardino City Hall to SB Valley College to Colton Plunge Park
9:00 a.m. – March starts
10:00 a.m. – Press Conference at SB Valley College
COVID-19 Update | March 24, 2020
On March 16, 2020, the Supreme Court announced that, in keeping with public health precautions recommended in response to COVID-19, the Supreme Court is postponing the oral arguments currently scheduled for the March session (March 23-25 and March 30-April 1).