Employer Sanctions
Why Enforce a Bad Law
Legalization: Not the Answer
Employer Sanctions Affects Us All

Real Immigration Reform

Repeal Employer Sanctions

Equal Rights for All Workers

Adjustment of Statust

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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MARCH
on
MAY 1, 2008
International Workers' Day

Join us in a May Day march to unite ALL workers!

2:00pm
RALLY at ROOSEVELT PARK in CHINATOWN
(Grand St. between Forsyth and Chrystie St.,
B/D Train to Grand St. Station)

3:00pm
MARCH to UNION SQUARE

JOIN US TO DEMAND:
- Repeal of the Employer Sanctions Provision
- Legislate Equal Rights for All Workers
- Establish a genuine path to citizenship for the undocumented

 

May Day originated in the United States when native and immigrant workers united to fight for the 8 hour day. Today we are calling all workers to come together – not just to fight for survival, but to fight for better lives, and control over our time and our lives.

Corporations reap billions off the backs of working people by pitting immigrant against citizen.  At the same time, the government and elite call for strengthening of the Employer Sanctions Provision – a modern-day slave law – to create and expand the underclass of labor this law created.  They are also pushing guestworker and legalization programs that will legalize a few, while criminalizing many more.

We march to forge unity among immigrant and native born workers, and build a movement to make equal rights for all workers a national priority this year. For more information, contact the Break the Chains Alliance, c/o NMASS 212-358-0295  |  info@breakthechainsnow.org    

 

 

Contact the Break the Chains Alliance at info@breakthechainsnow.org, or c/o NMASS at (212)358-0295