Grant Mark Farrales Asylum. Stop his Deportation.

Signatures 2021 total

Page: 1, 2, 3, 4, ... 41 › »

1. 1
   Name: Niall Twohig on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
2. 2
   Name: Mollie Twohig on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
3. 3
   Name: Laura Gutierrez on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
4. 4
   Name: Nancy Egan on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
5. 5
   Name: Jacqueline Munguia on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
6. 6
   Name: Viviana MacManus on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
7. 7
   Name: Oliver Ting on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
8. 8
   Name: Kency Cornejo on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
9. 9
   Name: Lauren Heintz on Dec 20, 2010

   Comments:

   Flag
10. 10
    Name: Josen Diaz on Dec 20, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
11. 11
    Name: Mariola Alvarez on Dec 20, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
12. 12
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 20, 2010

    Comments: He is a wonderful person and student. There are flaws in the US Immigration system and scholars should not be subjected to the same policies. He is searching for education and should be allowed to continue his journey in the US.

    Flag
13. 13
    Name: Lauren Berliner on Dec 20, 2010

    Comments: To deport Mark Farrales is unethical and works directly against the principles this country was founded upon. As a fellow graduate student at UC San Diego, I am grateful to have Mark as a colleague. His particular life experience helps to add a much needed global and ethnic perspective to the American academy.

    Flag
14. 14
    Name: Jack Heintz on Dec 20, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
15. 15
    Name: Alvin Wong on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments: Please release him.

    Flag
16. 16
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
17. 17
    Name: Edward A. Avila on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
18. 18
    Name: John Rieder on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
19. 19
    Name: Matthew R Maher on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments: ICE is capable of more. DHS leadership and President Obama owe the American people an explanation for a noticeable shift in detention and removal enforcement. Is a policy of quotas really making America safer or are we encouraging ICE field personnel to go after the low hanging fruit that is easiest to track down, such as Mark? Bad policies often lead to bad outcomes. Keep Mark here; we should welcome talented individuals that overcome unimaginable hardships as mascots for the American Dream - not put punish them. Use this private bill as a way to ignite a larger debate on immigration reform, a bipartisan issue that we've all failed to address, and must if we want to continue to keep America globally competitive and culturally enriching. Grant Mark Farrales asylum.

    Flag
20. 20
    Name: Ashvin R. Kini on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
21. 21
    Name: Fulton Montoya on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments: for justice and fairness

    Flag
22. 22
    Name: Evelyn Twohig on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
23. 23
    Name: Lizzy Gomez on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
24. 24
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
25. 25
    Name: Manuel Rosaldo on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
26. 26
    Name: Marisa Abrajano on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
27. 27
    Name: Aaron Platt on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
28. 28
    Name: Benjamin Power on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
29. 29
    Name: Lindsay Heger on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
30. 30
    Name: Charlie Eaton on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments: As a fellow UC graduate student, I support Mark.

    Flag
31. 31
    Name: Ana Laura Martinez on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
32. 32
    Name: Terry M. Heintz on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
33. 33
    Name: Adam Hefty on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
34. 34
    Name: Amanda Armstrong on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
35. 35
    Name: Brian Goldfarb on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
36. 36
    Name: Josue Castellon on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
37. 37
    Name: Jason Soto on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments: Many of my direct family did not seek a higher education because of fear of persecution. They found complacency in drugs and barbed wired slums I call my home, and this is the United States. Mind you, Mark came from much less and got farther than many of us could ever dream of.

    Flag
38. 38
    Name: Alicia Quintero on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
39. 39
    Name: David Rice on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
40. 40
    Name: Amie Parry on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
41. 41
    Name: Rena Zuabi on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
42. 42
    Name: Anthony Kim on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
43. 43
    Name: Michaela Walsh on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
44. 44
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
45. 45
    Name: Mindy on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
46. 46
    Name: Hardeep Jandu on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
47. 47
    Name: Elizabeth Sine on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
48. 48
    Name: Raquel Morales on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
49. 49
    Name: Rio Jacinta S. Villa on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag
50. 50
    Name: Jacklyn Ibrahim on Dec 21, 2010

    Comments:

    Flag

Page: 1, 2, 3, 4, ... 41 › »