Along with increased home-schooling for our children– home-schooling in which we conduct a significant portion of the instruction using Spanish as the medium, ensuring that our kids know professional as well as basic Spanish– this is one of the ways that we can make a big difference for ourselves at the individual and group levels alike.

Y es entre las mejoras maneras luchar para nuestros derechos con metodias que crecen nuestro poder economico al mismo tiempo que nos permite mejor protegamos nuestra gente aqui!

Only a slight increase in cost-of-living in some cases (and actually less expensive in many others), in return for living here with our kin, being able to stand up and protect each other, hablan espanol en estados donde se lo fomenta bajo la ley, and of course– and just as importantly– operating our own businesses as Latinos, catering to other Latinos and hiring Latinos. That is, fostering our own economy and our own community here against the racists who hate us and will always hate us, no matter how much we may try to pretend to be White for them.

La unica manera de sobrevivir aqua, en nuestra tierra natal, es unirnos en esta tierra!

Is there nothing that the Minutemen-types and the anti-Latino secret police in the government won’t stoop to? It’s surprised me how much Massachusetts, a supposedly liberal state, has been so vicious toward Latinos here.

We’re all probably familiar with other Latino-hating hotbeds such as Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Idaho, Arkansas, Montana and Indiana– all conservative states packed with Minuteman types– but Massachusetts has joined this ignominious list as well.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it now– if Latinos here in the USA are going to survive, we have to concentrate ourselves here geographically, in the states where we have growing political, social and demographic power. We have to become the majority in these states and attain political power and economic gains, it’s the only way we can protect and stand up for ourselves and, most importantly, to protect our brethren from south of the border who are being persecuted.

The most important states for us to gather, and where our power is growing: California, New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and southern Florida. It’s in these states that we have the most power and potential to take control of events to our advantage. It’s here that we have our greatest historical presence both before and after the Mexican War, it’s in these states that Spanish is equal to English dating back to the treaties following la guerra estadounidense, most importantly, it’s here that we can control the institutions and lend protection to our brethren south of the Rio Grande who are being persecuted here.

We can’t be dispersing these days.

Debemos concentrarnos y nuestros esfuerzos aqui en esta region, especialmente en el suroeste, pues dentro de cinco, estara nosotros que gobernamos nuestro futuro y protegemos nuestros hermanos y hermanas que buscan la justicia!

I do admire your compassion. I would imagine that it must have been really hard for you considering it didn’t go as well as you hoped it did. Thank you for sharing.

The link on immigration orange is broken because of technical difficulties but here’s a new one.

I think best way to put ICE on the defensive on this one is to call the Rhode Island Attorney General (RIAG) and the U.S. District Attorney for Rhode Island and pressure them into investigating Araujo’s death. The RIAG will say it is a federal matter but Araujo’s sister was turned away from the Woonsocket police when she wanted to bring her brother his medication. The Woonsocket police are under the RIAG’s jurisdiction. Their contact information is as follows.

Rhode Island Attorney General
http://www.riag.state.ri.us/
150 South Main Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone: (401) 274-4400
Patrick Lynch ext. 2338
directory http://www.riag.ri.gov/directory.php

Email is mhealey@riag.ri.gov

United States Attorney’s Office – District of Rhode Island

50 Kennedy Plaza, 8th Floor
Providence, RI 02903
Main Office Phone: (401) 709-5000
Fax: (401) 709-5001

LECC / Public Affairs Officer, Thomas Connell
(401) 709-5032

Victim-Witness Coordinator, Gale James
(401) 709-5023

Email is thomas.connell@usdoj.gov

[It was my ex, I was sick of him not eating so he'd have a crisis so I'd have to rescue him, this was why I was going to let him get his own self out of jail, but no insulin = certain death !!!]

No one can rake through the mud like you. Let’s put the authorities on the defense on this one. Let’s ask the officials to investigate this death. The Rhode Island Attorney General’s office is a good place to start.

Rhode Island AG’s Patrick Lynch site

http://www.riag.state.ri.us/
150 South Main Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone: (401) 274-4400
Patrick Lynch ext. 2338
directory http://www.riag.ri.gov/directory.php
Wiki on him http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_C._Lynch
Apparently he played pro basketball in Ireland(!!??!)

Only email I could fine was the press office mhealey@riag.ri.gov

They are going to say that there is not a need to investigate this since Araujo died in federal custody. But it was the Woonsocket police that initially detained Araujo and according to the Boston Globe they turned his sister away when she tried to bring in medication.

In order to get federal officials to investigate ICE we’re going to have to go to United State’s Attorney’s Office for the District of Rhode Island. The contact information for them is:

United States Attorney’s Office – District of Rhode Island
50 Kennedy Plaza, 8th Floor
Providence, RI 02903
Main Office Phone: (401) 709-5000
Fax: (401) 709-5001

LECC / Public Affairs Officer, Thomas Connell
(401) 709-5032

Victim-Witness Coordinator, Gale James
(401) 709-5023

It’s time to fight back.