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Petition for Protection and Legal Relief for Mexican Nationals Affected by and Fleeing Violence in Mexico

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Dr K Adler MD
6 years ago

We must show compassion to our fellow human beings. We are not separate.

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Jo Hinkel
7 years ago

If only this petition would effect a radical awakening among those policy makers in the White House and Senate.

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Brianna Franco
7 years ago

These are people at the end of the day: mothers, fathers, uncles, aunts, cousins, siblings, etc. They just want help, they want a better life. This move for them has already been a difficult decision to make, knowing their lives are at risk either in the journey to the border or there after and yet they see it as better to take the chance than to stay where they are. That says a lot. It is THE right thing to do.

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Joan Appleton Costanza
7 years ago Featured

As a former ESL teacher with students from Mexico and Central America, I know that we American citizens do ourselves a disfavor by not creating a respectful way to legally welcome these eager and hardworking immigrants to our country. History will judge this period in American history harshly.

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Erica Little-Herron
7 years ago

What is happening now will be go down in history as one of the most shameful, evil things our country has done since slavery and the genocide of Native Americans. It must stop.

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Marjorie Buchanan
7 years ago Featured

Having recently traveled to El Paso to see for ourselves the conditions, perspectives, and challenges facing migrants on the southwest U.S. border, my husband and I wish to support the efforts so many are undertaking to address this horrendous situation.

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joanne beard
7 years ago

It is the right thing to do

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bonnie doyle
7 years ago

These are all children of God just as those who hate them. They need to be cared as they flee for their lives.

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Robert Topa
7 years ago

My wife and I are saddened by the way the USA is treating immigrants seeking asylum. We are especially angered by the separation of children from their families and the children being “housed” in cages in Texas.

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Dennis ODonnell
7 years ago

Give me youe tired, your poor amd your hungry.

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Frank posluszny
7 years ago

It is my hope that we Americans who respect everyone’s right to a peaceful and productive life support such organizations as Annunciation house to counter the hateful conduct of Trump and the Republican Party behind him . We are better than this government and shall act in a higher moral manner as the President acts from his swamp

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The US should be working with the governments in those countries that people are fleeing. We need to look at the root cause of their migration.

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Carrie Mccormick
7 years ago

Matthew 25:40-45 Whatsoever you do to these, the least of my brothers, you do so unto me.

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Dana Roberts
7 years ago

Greetings from St. Pete, FL. Impressive work you are all doing.

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Shari zurita
7 years ago

Plze leave pple.alone they have families.y they r just workin to provide for their family they r not doin any thing wrong just work in

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Making the world a little bit better everyday.

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Laurel Purdy
7 years ago

There are specific criteria to be granted asylum! "Every year people come to the United States seeking protection because they have suffered persecution or fear that they will suffer persecution due to: Race Religion Nationality Membership in a particular social group Political opinion" https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/refugees-asylum/asylum

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Laurel Purdy
7 years ago

Jesus, what capabilities do you, realistically, think the US has?

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Laurel Purdy
7 years ago

You can foot that bill then, hun

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Elizabeth Harris
7 years ago Featured

The situation is bilateral and is deeply rooted in historical tendencies on both sides of the border (ie corruption, greed, poverty, violence, labor shortages, unemployment, imperialism, firearms, drug habits, etc.). There are many collateral victims in this tragedy. Blessings from St. Augustine, FL.