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Passover Roundup 2013: Immigration-Related Materials for Your Seder
This Monday evening we will sit around our seder tables and retell the story of Passover. The Haggadah instructs us to think of the exodus of our ancestors from Egypt as if we ourselves had been redeemed. The essence of Passover … Continue reading
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Tagged citizenship, haggadah, immigrants, Immigration, Immigration reform, jewish, passover, seder, We were strangers too, welcome the stranger
Webinar for Immigration Activists Is Now Available
“Immigration 101: An Introductory Webinar for Immigration Advocates in the Jewish Community,” presented on November 17, 2011 is now available for viewing. Click here to view and listen to the presentation (start at 0:10:52). This webinar features the following speakers: Ira … Continue reading
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Tagged Immigration reform, Immigration rights, Jewish perspective, We were strangers too
Anti-Immigration Bill Has Severe Impact on the Economy and Human Rights says Jewish Business Leader
Steve Dubrinsky runs Max’s Delicatessen, a classic Jewish deli, in Birmingham, Alabama. After the Alabama’s immigration law went into effect last month, he was attacked by strangers for defending his Latino workforce in an interview with the Birmingham News. Since … Continue reading
“A Special Day for Everyone in Illinois”: State DREAM Act Signing
Cross-posted from the Jewish Council on Urban Affairs’ (JCUA) blog. On August 1, 2011 the DREAM Act was signed into law for the State of Illinois by Gov. Pat Quinn. This was a momentous achievement for every person and organization that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream Act, Gov. Pat Quinn, HIAS, Illinois, Immigration reform, JCUA, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs, We were strangers too, WWS2
