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• 1. NASW-NJ Live from Atlantic City - Promo 1
• 2. The Filthy Rotten System Plays This Land in Spanish at Ash Wednesday 2013 Pilgrimage
• 3. Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Catholic Worker Band / Deportee
• 4. Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Catholic Worker Band / I Ain't Got No Home
• 5. Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Cynthia Mellon / Ironbound Community Corp
• 6. 10 Reasons Not to Worry (Too Much) About Malpractice Claims
• 7. Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Sarah Henkel on Visitation Programs
• 8. Learn about Acupuncture & How it Works
• 9. Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest/March in Newark 10/9/11 : Bring Our Children Back!

NASW-NJ Live from Atlantic City - Promo 1

The Filthy Rotten System Plays This Land in Spanish at Ash Wednesday 2013 Pilgrimage

Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Catholic Worker Band / Deportee

Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Catholic Worker Band / I Ain't Got No Home

Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Cynthia Mellon / Ironbound Community Corp

10 Reasons Not to Worry (Too Much) About Malpractice Claims

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Zack Gomez commented on 20 Jun 2015

I was looking for other types of claims without reasons...

Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest in Newark 10/9/11 : Sarah Henkel on Visitation Programs

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Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

Sarah: That's the end of Carol's words, which are definitely a call to action & to inspiration to share our message with others! And I just want to say, that, as someone who's been working on similar issues in Texas (right on the Rio Grande, on the border), it's a real inspiration to know what's going on here when you're down there.... So, when you think it doesn't matter what you're doing up here, & you feel like a really small group, know that that group exists all over the United States....

Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

That's great, except paroled asylum seekers are not allowed to work legally for many months, or even years, as they face one, two, or three more years delay before their final hearing.... And while the U.S. government spends more than $100 a day to hold an asylum seeker in detention, it doesn't offer a dime of support for parolees! That condemns these good people to prolonged dependence (or even indigence), which one asylum seeker we know says is like being persecuted all over again!

Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

We've commiserated with them as they've endured weeks, months, years imprisoned, with no privacy, treated like criminals, & never seeing the sun.... The January 2010 immigration detention reforms brought real hope for a dignified reception of asylum seekers by our country: Homeland Security promised to create facilities more appropriate than prisons for people fleeing persecution & torture, & asking the United States to protect them.... But what do we get? Delaney Hall!

Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

Let's demand that the U.S. government allow asylum seekers to apply for work authorization as soon as they have filed their asylum claim! And what are the many detained asylum seekers who know no one in the United States to do? Don't they deserve parole too? Volunteer groups in New York & New Jersey have sponsored a few such asylum seekers & we've been blessed & privileged to do so! But we are a small & fragile safety net!

Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

At Delaney Hall, detainees have outdoor access, but the air is fouled by the stink of the nearby waste sites - That is dangerous! That is not dignified! That is not appropriate for anyone - not even for one day! One more word about the January 2010 reforms: They have allowed many detained asylum-seekers to get released to a sponsoring family or friend, so that they can better document their asylum claims....

Casa Esperanza commented on 10 Oct 2011

Carol Fouke-Mpoyo's Statement:: Hundreds of New York volunteers have visited New Jersey immigration detention centers over the past 13 years through Riverside Sojourners - based at the Riverside Church.... Working closely with First Friends, we've sought to extend friendship & moral support to asylum seekers & others with no one else to visit them....

Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

Know that [our] group exists all over the United States.... and extending to international partnerships.... And together we are building a movement that will make a difference!

Casa Esperanza commented on 11 Oct 2011

Community-based alternatives to detention work - at a fraction of the cost of detention! Let's demand that the U.S. government fund community-based alternatives to detention!

Learn about Acupuncture & How it Works

Redefining Cruel & Unusual Protest/March in Newark 10/9/11 : Bring Our Children Back!