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Support Rosario, Sara and Janet’s courage by donating to their bail fund!
Rosario, Sara and Janet’s arrest shows what it means to be a leader, to stand up for your community and your dreams. As Sara states, “I’m getting arrested is to show the urgency that Undocumented Youth face every day when they are unable to follow their dreams of obtaining a higher education.” Undocumented youth will not remain silent. 2mg1x0tpz23ui5etuxnd9nvw3v50uh14We will no wait any longer listening to false promises! We demand as New Yorkers for Gov Cuomo to acknowledge our contributions and potential. Undocumented New York youth deserve the equal opportunity to continue with our college education. jqmtbm2t7bjgai15ng53im30b44dlu4mAs Rosario says “I believe everyone should have a legitimate opportunity at achieving their dreams, so I fully support the increased accessibility to higher education that the NY DREAM Act would grant to undocumented youth.” Janet who was brought to the US at the age of 11 months old from Mexico has been through it all “loneliness, depression, anxiety of what’s to come or not to come, delusional, loss of hope for the future, facing challenges and circumstances because of my status. gaa837tdmn450uk4jq6kmy5rwhji0rgyIt’s hard.” Yet, she strongly believes that by getting arrested she will be sending a strong message to our representatives and communities to stand up with us and support the NY Dream Act. Read the rest of their stories9955g30mvqzmo2cgsnbc5bmhyha0w58w
Take Action and support our undocumented young leaders! Share the bail fund link and join us tomorrow at our Press Conference in front of the Criminal Court House on 100 Centre street at 10:30am. Contact us at info@nysylc.org 69362k2a0i7q1ozvc5uhroyiax2o47fb
The NY Dream Act and undocumented youth need your support!0n2la4fbthgr4u6vurwlrzac0rimvwme
Best,
Sonia G and the NYSYLC Teamt7vs5m9825zhv55a5o70ollr8zzuv2kc
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Support Rosario, Sara and Janet’s courage by donating to their bail fund!
Rosario, Sara and Janet’s arrest shows what it means to be a leader, to stand up for your community and your dreams. As Sara states, “I’m getting arrested is to show the urgency that Undocumented Youth face every day when they are unable to follow their dreams of obtaining a higher education.” Undocumented youth will not remain silent. We will no wait any longer listening to false promises! We demand as New Yorkers for Gov Cuomo to acknowledge our contributions and potential. Undocumented New York youth deserve the equal opportunity to continue with our college education. As Rosario says “I believe everyone should have a legitimate opportunity at achieving their dreams, so I fully support the increased accessibility to higher education that the NY DREAM Act would grant to undocumented youth.” Janet who was brought to the US at the age of 11 months old from Mexico has been through it all “loneliness, depression, anxiety of what’s to come or not to come, delusional, loss of hope for the future, facing challenges and circumstances because of my status. It’s hard.” Yet, she strongly believes that by getting arrested she will be sending a strong message to our representatives and communities to stand up with us and support the NY Dream Act. Read the rest of their stories
Take Action and support our undocumented young leaders! Share the bail fund link and join us tomorrow at our Press Conference in front of the Criminal Court House on 100 Centre street at 10:30am. Contact us at info@nysylc.org
The NY Dream Act and undocumented youth need your support!
Best,
Sonia G and the NYSYLC Team