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-Be warned, though; it may seem as though you are "spamming" links to external sites.  We have problems with people linking to their blogs from here.--[[User:Abcqwe|Abcqwe]] ([[User talk:Abcqwe|talk]]) 16:17, 15 May 2017 (EDT)
-== Common core ==
-That's a link to your own .wordpress. Hardly a long list of supporters of common core. I'll let someone else take care of it, but do be careful posting external links in which ''your name is in the URL''. Keep it to a minimum at most. [[User:Koidevelopment|Vive]] [[User talk:Koidevelopment|Liberté!]] 16:22, 15 May 2017 (EDT)<br/>
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-:I almost never click on a .wordpress link and I didn't click on yours. My sincerest apologies, mate. [[User:Koidevelopment|Vive]] [[User talk:Koidevelopment|Liberté!]] 16:39, 15 May 2017 (EDT)
-::Oh, and sorry about all the editing recently to your page here. I had to do some stuff so that other people could write without scrolling a ways. [[User:Koidevelopment|Vive]] [[User talk:Koidevelopment|Liberté!]] 16:54, 15 May 2017 (EDT)
-== Formatting ==
-In response to your question on the [[Corporate bullies]] article, you really should do the formatting yourself. I, and probably other editors, am too busy to help you, and this is a lot of information. Please try to make articles you edit look nice. --[[User:1990&#39;sguy|1990&#39;sguy]] ([[User talk:1990&#39;sguy|talk]]) 22:23, 15 September 2017 (EDT)
-:I replied to your comment. --[[User:1990&#39;sguy|1990&#39;sguy]] ([[User talk:1990&#39;sguy|talk]]) 22:35, 15 September 2017 (EDT)
-::Also, please avoid double spaces in your edits. You made quite a few in the [[Corporate bullies]] article. --[[User:1990&#39;sguy|1990&#39;sguy]] ([[User talk:1990&#39;sguy|talk]]) 23:11, 15 September 2017 (EDT)
-Sometimes it was because I copy/pasted and, while it appeared pretty when I double spaced it, when I tried single space, it was ugly unless I special formatted it.  Nonetheless, I usually fixed it (I think the spot where I did the Colorado amnesty supporters is still double spaced.  [[User:PatriotMongoose|PatriotMongoose]] ([[User talk:PatriotMongoose|talk]]) 17:42, 21 September 2017 (EDT)
-=== Thanks for writing the corporate bullies article. I gave it a new title ===
-I changed the title of the article "corporate bullies" to the title of [[Corporate tyranny]] as I thought that was more encyclopedic in tone.
-Thanks for writing the article on this important subject.[[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 07:54, 28 September 2017 (EDT)
-I was going to try and make an article called "Sanctuary Movement" to refer to the churches and parachurch groups that are helping hide illegals (and openly saying they are too!).   I could even quote directly from their own page(s) what they say they are doing.  (Not that I fully believe them but it makes it harder for them to whine or demand it taken down if we just quote them flat out.)   However, I cannot for the life of me find the "Create page" link or button anywhere on here.   [[User:PatriotMongoose|PatriotMongoose]] ([[User talk:PatriotMongoose|talk]]) 21:53, 1 October 2017 (EDT)
-I could also expand the "Sanctuary Movement" stuff to be more broad and include the church groups plus open sanctuary campuses (college that openly call themselves sanctuary or that openly refuse to work with ICE or identify illegals.)  Could expand it to a big amount actually down to even the towns and states.  And yes, it would be backed up by sources.  However, I don't seem to have the power to create a page, though.  [[User:PatriotMongoose|PatriotMongoose]] ([[User talk:PatriotMongoose|talk]]) 21:53, 1 October 2017 (EDT)
-== Open Borders Movement info ==
-==ICE Out of LA Partners==
-* American Civil Liberties Union-Southern California (ACLU-SC)
-* Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles (AAAJ-LA)
-* ASPIRE-LA
-* California Immigrant Policy Center (CIPC)
-* California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance (CIYJA)
-* Californians United for a Responsible Budget (CURB)
-* Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
-* Community Labor Environmental Action Network (CLEAN) Carwash Campaign
-* Dignity and Power Now
-* Dream Team Los Angeles (DTLA)
-* Enlace
-* Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement
-* Garment Worker Center
-* Immigrant Youth Coalition (IYC)
-* Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance (KIWA)
-* LA Voice, member PICO National Network
-* Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition (LA-IYC)
-* Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)
-* National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
-* National Immigration Law Center (NILC)
-* San Gabriel Valley Immigrant Youth Coalition (SGV-IYC)
-* UCLA Labor Center
-* Youth Justice Coalition <ref>http://iceoutofla.org/en/about-us/</ref>
-==Georgia Guys Against ICE==
-State Senator Vincent Fort
-State Representative Pedro Marin
-State Representative Dewey McClain, President, Atlanta-North Georgia Labor Council
-State Senator Nan Orrock
-Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington, Jr.
-Fulton County Commissioner Joan Garner
-Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall
-Misty Novitch, Co-Founder, Activists Recruiting Organizing and Mentoring in Atlanta (AROMA)
-Stephanie Cho, Interim Executive Director, Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Atlanta
-Anton Flores, Co-Founder, Alterna
-Kamau Franklin, South Regional Director, American Friends Service Committee
-Tim Franzen, Atlanta Economic Justice Program Director, American Friends Service Committee
-Neil Sardana, Organizer, Atlanta Jobs with Justice
-Rev. Dr. James D. Rissler, Pastor, Atlanta Mennonite Fellowship
-David Rensberger and Sharon Rensberger, Atlanta Mennonite Fellowship
-Al Herman, Chair, Atlanta Move to Amend
-Catherine Arey, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
-Janine Brown, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
-Leon Clymore, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
-Ev Howe, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
-Sharlyn Menard, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
-Valdor Ross, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
-Jardyn Lake, Southeast Organizer, Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)
-Rich Pellegrino, Cobb Immigrant Alliance
-America Gruner, President, Coalición de Lideres Latinos –CLILA
-Rabbi Joshua Lesser, Congregation Bet Haverim
-Rev. Jeff Jones, Minister, Emerson Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Marietta
-Charlie Fleming, President, Georgia AFL-CIO
-Adelina Nicholls, Executive Director, Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR)
-Kevin Caron, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
-Bob Goodman, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
-Dianne Mathiowetz, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
-Kevin Moran, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
-Jim Skillman, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
-Becky D. Rafter, Executive Director, Georgia WAND
-Ilise Cohen, Chapter Leader, Jewish Voice for Peace
-Milt Tambor, Chair, Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America
-Katherine Dunn and Sarah Stein, Co-Chairs, National Lawyers Guild Georgia Chapter
-Dorothy Foster, Coordinator, North Georgia Immigrant Justice
-Carol Adams, Oakhurst Baptist Church
-Laveta Hilton, Oakhurst Baptist Church
-Laura Johnson, Oakhurst Baptist Church
-Leah Lonsbury, Oakhurst Baptist Church
-Emery Wright and Stephanie Guilloud, Co-Directors, Project South
-Azadeh Shahshahani, Legal & Advocacy Director, Project South
-Xochitl Bervera, Co-Director, Racial Justice Action Center
-Mónica Hernández, Regional Coordinator, Southeast Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN)
-Paulina Helm-Hernández, Co-Director, Southerners On New Ground / S.O.N.G.
-Rev Jan Taddeo, Minister, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Gwinnett
-JoAnn Weiss, Social Justice Chairperson, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Gwinnett
-Glory Kilanko, Director & CEO, Women Watch Afrika, Inc. <ref> http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/2016/02/08/georgia-condemns-ice-raids/</ref>
-==ICE Out of NC Partners==
-Action NC
-American Friend Service Committee (AFSC)
-Association of Mexicans in North Carolina (AMEXCAN)
-Campaign for Southern Equality
-Center for Employment & Leadership (CEL)
-Comité Popular de Asheville por la Justicia Social
-Comité Popular Somos Raleigh
-Compañeros Inmigrantes de la Montaña en Acción (CIMA)
-Durham Solidarity Center
-Eastern North Carolina Latin-American Coalition (ENCLACO)
-El Centro Hispano
-El Pueblo, Inc.
-El Vinculo Hispano / Hispanic Liaison
-FaithAction International House
-Fairness Alamance
-Hendfact
-Immigrant Rights Working Group of Guilford County
-Immigrant Solidarity Committee
-Latin American Coalition
-Latino Advocacy Coalition (El Centro of Henderson County)
-Latino Commission on AIDS
-National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
-Newell Latino Ministry
-North Carolina Justice Center
-Nuestro Centro
-Southeast Asian Coalition
-Southeast Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN)
-Southerners on New Ground (SONG)
-Southern Vision Alliance
-Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF)
-Rise Up for $15
-United We Dream
-Wake Forest School of Medicine
-We Belong Together
-Witness for Peace Southeast <ref>https://form.jotform.com/61116057928154</ref>
-==ICE Out of Dallas Partners==
-Texas Organizing Project (TOP), North Texas Dream Team (affiliate of United We Dream), Pueblo Sin Fronteras (affiliate of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, NDLON), En Pie De Lucha, Dallas AFL-CIO, Mi Familia Vota, Proyecto Inmigrante, Arlington Proyecto Unido/Unity Project, Workers Defense Project, Iron-Workers Union, Workers United, LULAC <ref>http://www.ndlon.org/en/pressroom/press-releases/item/1139-while-sheriff-valdez-hosts-ice-event-dallas-community-demands-ice-out-of-dallas</ref>
-==Stop the Checkpoints Partners==
-Border Patrol Free Network
-Bridges Not Walls
-Community 2 Community
-David Bacon photos & essays
-Familias Unidas por la Justicia
-Freedom Socialist Party
-Port Townsend Peace Movement
-Radical Women
-Skagit Immigrant Rights Council <ref>http://www.stopthecheckpoints.com/links-allies/</ref>
-==Georgia Not 1 More Coalition Partners==
-Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR), Southerners On New Ground (SONG), Project South, Atlanta Jobs with Justice, US Human Rights Network, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), Georgia WAND, Racial Action Justice Center, coalicion de lideres latinos-CLILA, National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), Southeastern Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN), Women Watch Afrika, Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America, Georgia Detention Watch, GA Moral Mondays, and American Friends Service Committee – Atlanta<ref>http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/2016/02/08/georgia-condemns-ice-raids/</ref>
-==ICE Out of NJ Partners==
-ACLU of NJ
-American Friends Service Committee
-Anakbayan-NJ
-Casa Freehold
-Faith in New Jersey
-Filipino Worker Organizing Project
-First Friends of NJ/NY
-ICE Free NJ Campaign
-Make the Road NJ
-NJ Alliance for Immigrant Justice
-NJ Communities United
-NJ Policy Perspective
-NJ Youth for Immigrant Liberation
-New Labor
-Unidad Latina en Acción NJ
-US Department of Arts and Culture
-Wind of the Spirit <ref>https://anakbayannj.com/2016/01/07/ice-out-of-new-jersey-down-with-deportations-down-with-u-s-imperialism/</ref>
-==ICE –Free NYC Partners==
-ABNY
-Anakbayan NY
-Ban The Box
-BAYAN
-Black Alliance for Just Immigration
-CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities
-Campaign to End the New Jim Crow
-Carwasheros
-DAMAYAN
-Deep Roots United Front
-DRUM
-Enlace
-Families for Freedom
-Immigrant Worker Justice
-International Social Organization – NY
-Lehman Dream Team
-Migrant Power Alliance
-New York State Youth Leadership Council
-People Power Movement
-Picture the Homeless
-Progressive Pupil
-Queens Neighborhoods United
-Queer Detainee Empowerment Project
-Raza Youth Collective
-Retail Action Project
-Revolutionary Student Coordinating Committee
-Sadie Nash Leadership Project
-The International Youth Association
-Ya-Ya Network
-New Yorkers Against Bratton <ref>http://icefreenyc.com/about-us-2/</ref>
-==New York Guys Against Deportation==
-Action for a Progressive Pakistan
-Adhikaar
-African Services Committee
-American Immigration Lawyers AssociationNY
-Chapter
-Arab American Association of New York
-Asian American Legal Defense and
-Education Fund
-Barack Obama Democratic Club of Northern
-Manhattan
-Breakthrough
-Casa Esperanza
-Center for Constitutional Rights
-Central American Legal Assistance
-Centro Altagracia de Fe y Justicia
-Centro del Inmigrante
-Civil Rights for Immigrants Team of
-Alliance of Communities Transforming
-Syracuse
-Coalition for Economic Justice, Buffalo, NY
-Coalition for the Homeless
-Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence
-Council of African Imams
-Council of Peoples Organization
-Council on American-Islamic Relations:
-New York
-Criminal Defense Immigration Project, New
-York State Defenders Association
-DAMAYAN Migrant Workers Association
-Desis Rising Up and Moving
-Domestic Workers United
-Ecuadorian International Center
-Families for Freedom
-Farmworker Legal Services of NY
-Fifth Avenue Committee
-Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
-Hispanic Resource Center of Larchmont &
-Mamaroneck
-Hudson Valley Community Coalition
-Imams Salihou Djabi and Souleymane
-Konate
-Immigrant Defense Project
-Immigrant Legal Resource Center
-Immigration Equality
-Immigration Justice Clinic, Benjamin N.
-Cardozo School of Law
-International Institute of Buffalo
-International Organization for Adolescents
-La Union
-Latin American Workers Project
-Long Island Immigrant Alliance
-Long Island Jobs with Justice
-LULAC Syracuse Chapter
-Make the Road New York
-Migrant Support Services of Wayne County
-MinKwon Center
-Muslim Consultative Network
-New Agenda for Broad Immigration Reform
-New Immigrant Community Empowerment
-New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City
-New York Anti-Trafficking Network
-New York Jobs with Justice
-New York Civil Liberties Union
-Suspend S-Comm
-New York Civil Liberties Union Capital
-Region Chapter
-New York Civil Liberties Union Lower
-Hudson Valley Chapter
-New York Civil Liberties Union Nassau
-County Chapter
-New York Civil Liberties Union Suffolk
-County Chapter
-New York Immigration Coalition
-Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant
-Rights
-Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy
-Coalition
-The Opportunity Agenda
-Pakistan Solidarity Network
-Peekskill Area Pastors Association
-Queens Community House
-Rockland Immigration Coalition
-Safe Horizon
-SEIU 32BJ
-Sex Workers Organizing Project – New York
-City
-Society of Jesus (Jesuits), New York
-Province
-South Asia Solidarity Initiative
-Streetwise & Safe
-UAW Region 9A
-Upstate New York Detention Taskforce
-United Neighborhood Houses
-Urban Justice Center
-Violence Intervention Program, Inc.
-Wayne Action for Racial
-Equality
-Westchester Community Opportunity
-Program
-Westchester Hispanic Coalition
-Workplace Project
-Workers Rights Law Center
-Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice
- <ref>https://newyorkagainstdeportation.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/s-comm-final-rescind-moa-2011-0411.pdf</ref>
-====State Reps Against Deportations====
-Go here to see list of representatives:  <ref> https://newyorkagainstdeportation.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/scomm-moa-letter-to-gov-cuomo-6111.pdf</ref>
-====NYS Interfaith Network for Immigration Reform====
-Lisa Sharon Harper
-Executive Director
-New
-York Faith & Justice
-Co
-–
-Chair, New York State
-Interfaith Network for
-Immigration Reform
-New York, NY
-Diane Steinman
-Co
-–
-Chair, New York State Interfaith
-Network for Immigration Reform
-New York, NY
-Adam G L Bartholomew
-Church of the Ascension
-Mt. Vernon, NY
-Adem Carroll
-Muslim Consultative Network
-New York, NY
-Afton Branche
-Immigration Policy Analyst
-Drum Major Institute for Public
-Policy
-New York, NY
-Sister Alice Maureen Darragh, SC
-St. Peter Convent
-Yonkers, NY
-Alvarenga Silva
-Brazilian Catholic Community
-New York, NY
-Ana Lourdes
-Brazilian Catholic Community
-New York, NY
-Andrea Pastor
-AJC
-New York, NY
-Anna Berg
-New York, NY
-Rev. Geo. Anthony Hoeltzel
-Holy Cross Church
-Yonkers, NY
-Anthony M Carrozzo, O.F.M.
-St Francis Church
-& Friary
-New York, NY
-Rev. Dr. Anthony P. Johnson
-The Community Church
-New York, NY
-Belinda Luscombe
-All Angels Church
-New York, NY
-Rev. Wm. Blake Rider
-Rector
-Christ Episcopal Church
-Poughkeepsie, NY
-Cara Ryan
-Master’s Candidate, NYU
-University
-Grad. School of Arts &
-Sciences
-Queens, NY
-Carol A. Barnes SC
-Sisters of Charity
-New York, NY
-Carol Barton
-United Methodist Women
-Immigrant/Civil Rights Initiative
-New York, NY
-Carol DeAngelo, SC
-Ardsley, NY
-Rev. Dr. Carolyn L. Stapleton
-United
-Methodist
-Brooklyn, NY
-Rev. Cass L. Shaw
-General Presbyter
-Albany Presbytery
-Albany, NY
-Charlene Obernauer
-Executive Director
-Long Island Jobs with Justice /
-multi
-–
-faith
-Hauppauge, NY
-Rev. Charles H. Straut, Jr., DMin
-NY Annual Conference of the
-United Methodist Church
-Brooklyn, NY
-Sister Charlotte Raftery
-Sisters of Charity
-New York, NY
-Charmaine Ruddock
-Bronx Health REACH
-The Institute for Family Health
-New York, New York
-Rev. Chloe Breyer
-Executive
-Director
-The Interfaith Center of New York
-New York, NY
-Sr. Claire Regan
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Cyrus McGoldrick
-Civil Rights Manager
-Council on American
-–
-Islamic
-Relations
-New York, NY
-Deborah C. Jenkins
-New York Annual
-Conference
-United Methodist
-Women
-Brooklyn,NY
-Sr.
-Dolores M. Mitch M.M.
-Maryknoll Sisters
-Maryknoll, NY
-Sr. Dorothy Metz
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Rev. Douglas P. Cunningham
-New Day United Methodist Church
-Bronx, NY
-Rev. Elice Higginbotham
-United Church of Christ
-New York, NY
-Sr.
-Elizabeth Butler
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Ellen Greeley
-Temple Israel of Northern
-Westchester, Social Justice
-Committee (Jewish)
-New York, NY
-Emily Klukas
-CBA Specialist
-Hands United/Manos Unidas
-Latino Commission on AIDS Elmhurst,
-Queens
-Rev. Erika K. Meyer
-Rector
-Church of the Good Shepherd
-New York City, NY
-Florence
-Laufer
-Migration
-&
-Integration
-/
-Strategic
-Partnerships
-United
-Nations
-Alliance
-of
-Civilizat
-ions
-New York, NY
-Sister Florence Mallon, SC
-New York, NY
-Rev.
-Frances Twiggs
-Rector
-St. John’s Episcopal Church,
-New City, NY
-Gail Golden
-Co
-–
-Chair
-Rockland Immigration Coalition
-New City NY
-Gary Wiley
-Grace Trinity Church
-New York, NY
-Geraldine Hanley, SC
-New York, NY
-Pastor Gilford T. Monrose
-Mt Zion Church of
-God (7th Day)
-New York, NY
-Rev. Dr. Gordon AR Edwards, PhD,
-PsyD, LMFT, LP
-Sr. Pastor Calvary United Methodist
-Church
-Bronx, NY
-Grace Goodman
-Judson Memorial Church
-New Sanctuary Coalition
-New York, NY
-Sister Grace Troisi, ED.D.
-Bronx, NY
-Rev. Hector Lap
-orta
-Fourth Avenue United Methodist
-Church
-Brooklyn, NY
-Rev. Herbert Miller
-Park Slope United Methodist
-Church
-Brooklyn, NY
-Rev. Hermon Darden
-Pastor
-First United Methodist Church
-Mt.Vernon, NY
-Hesham El
-–
-Meligy
-Muslim Interfaith and Community
-Leader
-Staten Island, NY
-Ilana Ofgang
-Legal Fellow
-UNITED SIKHS
-New York, NY
-Iyalorisa Oseye Mchawi
-Executive Director
-Omo Obatala Egbe, Inc.
-Brooklyn, NY
-Jane Rubio
-Metro Hope
-New York, NY
-Jane Treuhold
-Chair Immigration Task Force,
-Judson Memorial Church
-New York, NY
-Sr. Jean Bocian SC
-Yonkers, NY
-Sister Jean Flannelly, SC, MTS, PhD,
-Sisters of Charity
-Douglaston, New York
-Rev. Jeff Wells
-Chairperson
-Board of Church and Society
-New York, NY
-Jo Renee Fine
-New York, NY
-Rev. John Collins
-Memorial United
-Methodist Church
-New York, NY
-Rev. John F. Backe
-Fordham Lutheran Church
-Bronx NY
-Fr. John Mendonca
-Our Lady of the Angelus Parish
-New York, NY
-Father John P. Duffell
-Pastor
-The Church of the Ascension
-New York, NY
-Rev. John R. Long, DD
-First
-Presbyterian Church, Buffalo
-Buffalo, NY
-Josefa Castro
-Catholic Charities Brooklyn &
-Queens
-Astoria, NY
-Joyce Willis
-Executive Director
-The Havens Relief Fund Society
-New York, NY
-Sister Judith Garson
-Society of the Sacred Heart
-New York, NY
-Kate Spauld
-ing
-Administrative Manager
-New York, NY
-Rev. Dr. Katharine Henderson
-President, Auburn Theological
-Seminary
-New York, NY
-Sr. Kathleen Aucoin
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Rev. Krystin Granberg
-Broadway Presbyterian Church
-New York, NY
-Laurin Raiken
-Associate Professor, Director
-Gallatin School of Individualized
-Study
-New York, NY
-Lily Butler
-Interfaith Chaplain
-SCNY
-Bronx, NY
-Rev. Linda Bartholomew
-Associate Rector
-Grace Church
-New York, NY
-Linda Thompson
-Lay Leader
-First United
-Methodist Church
-Amityville, NY
-Sr. Maggie Kelly,SC
-Sisters of Charity
-Bronx, NY
-Marcia O Bent
-UMW St. John’s UMC
-New York, NY
-Sister Maria Iglesias
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-Nanuet, NY
-Marilyn C. Wakefield
-Reservoir United Methodist
-Church
-West
-Hurley, NY
-Sr. Marion Hunt
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Chaplain Mark Callender
-Brooklyn, NY
-Rev. Mark E Marsh
-Pastor
-Victoria Congregational Church
-Jamaica, NY
-Rev. Mark C. Hallinan, S.J.
-Society of Jesus, NY Province
-New York, NY
-Marlene Altman
-AJC
-New York, NY
-Martha Gallahue
-National Ethical Service
-New York, NY
-Sr. Mary Ann Garisto
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Mary Ellen Kris
-Lay Leader
-Park Avenue United Methodist
-Church
-New York, NY
-Sr. Mary Ellen O’Boyle
-Sister of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Sr. Mary Nerney
-Congregation of Notre Dame
-New York, NY
-Maxine Phillips
-Judson Memorial Church
-New York, NY
-Michael Carnevale, OFM
-Catholic Charities of NYC
-New York, NY
-Michael Ellick
-Judson Memorial Church
-New York, New York
-Rabbi Michael Feinberg
-Greater New York Labor
-–
-Religion
-Coalition
-New York, NY
-Bishop Michael J. Champion
-Peekskill Area Pastors Assc
-Peekskill, NY
-Michele Burger
-New York, NY
-Ms. Diane Mason
-Unitarian Universalist
-Community Church of
-NY
-New York, NY
-Nancy Zukowski,
-Lake Ronkonkoma United
-Methodist Church
-New York Annual Conference,
-Board of Church and Society
-Medford, NY
-Fr Nelson a belizario o.carm
-New York, NY
-Rev. Noel Koestline
-Southold, NY
-Paige Churchman
-Brooklyn, NY
-Sister Patricia Noone
-Bronx, NY
-Sr. Patricia Walsh
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-New York, NY
-Ratan Barua
-President
-Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist
-Christian
-Unity Council Of USA
-New York, NY
-Sister Regina Bechtle
-Sisters of Charity of New York
-Bronx, NY
-Sr.
-Regina Murphy
-Sisters of Charity
-Bronx, NY
-Sister Rita Nowatzki,SC
-NY, NY
-Rev. Robert B. Coleman
-The Riverside Church
-New York
-Robert D. Adams
-Unitarian Universalist Congregation at
-Shelter Rock
-Manhasset, NY
-Rev. Robert Dresser, Newburgh,
-NY
-Rev. Dr.
-Robert L. Brashear
-West
-–
-Park Presbyterian Church
-New York, NY
-Rosemarie Pace
-Pax Christi Metro New York
-New York, NY
-Rev. Elizabeth Fisher
-St Thomas Episcopal church
-Amenia Union NY
-Samantha Mc Lane
-New York, NY
-Sarah Sayeed, Ph.D.
-Women In Islam, Inc.
-New York, NY
-Dr. Sheila Collins
-Memorial United Methodist
-Church
-New York, NY
-Imam Souleimane Konate
-Spritual Leader of Masjid Aqsa
-General Secretary of The Council of
-African Imams Inc
-New York, NY
-Stephen F Groth
-St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
-Ardsley, New York
-Stephen Jones, M.Ed., M.L.I.S.
-Community Church
-New York, NY
-Rev. Stephen Mimnaugh, OFM
-Director of Service and Advocacy
-Church of St. Francis of Assisi
-New York, NY
-Rev. Susan Switzer
-New Sanctuary Coalition, The
-Riverside Church
-New
-York, NY
-Susan Valdes
-–
-Dapena
-The Peace & Restorative Justice
-Community/
-The Church of the Holy Trinity
-Astoria , NY
-Suzanne E.Wallin,
-Sister of Charity,
-Mt.St. Vincent Convent
-Bronx, NY
-Rev. T. Gerald Brooks
-Christ Episcopal Church
-Marlboro, New York
-Sr. Terese McElroy SC
-Yonkers, NY
-The Rev. Ted Pardoe
-Assistant Rector
-Grace Church Episcopal
-New York, NY
-Sister Theresa Courtney, SC
-New York, NY
-Thomas Hill
-Clinical Assistant Professor
-New York University Center for
-Global Affairs
-New York, NY
-Rev.
-Thomas W. Goodhue
-Amityville, New York
-Rev. Timothy J. Shreenan, O.F.M.
-Church of St. Francis of Assisi
-New York, NY
-Vanessa Cardinale
-Trinity Lutheran Church
-Brooklyn, NY
-Wally Robinson
-Cutchogue United Methodist
-Church
-Stony Brook, NY
-Bette Alexander
-New York, NY
-Linda M. Giuli
-Sisters of Charity
-New York, NY
-Rev. Lucy Jones
-The Grail
-Cornwall on Hudson, NY
-Rev. Steve Phillips
-United Methodist Church
-Pleasantville, NY
-Mayra Lopez
-–
-Humphreys
-Ass. Professor, Nyack College
-Metro Hope Church
-New York, NY
-Better Alexander
-New York, NY
-Rabbi Simkha Weintraub
-New York, NY
-Sara Jones
-Intern
-New York Faith & Justice
-Bronx, NY <ref>https://newyorkagainstdeportation.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/faith-leaders-letter-to-governor-cuomo-scomm.pdf</ref>
-==More Guys Against ICE==
-Santa Clara County Forum for Immigrant Rights and Empowerment (FIRE) Coalition
-ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) Berkeley North East Bay Chapter
-ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) North Peninsula Chapter
-Asian Law Alliance
-Asian Law Caucus
-Black Alliance for Just Immigration
-California Immigrant Policy Center
-Causa Justa:: Just Cause
-Center for Constitutional Rights
-Center for Popular Democracy
-Central Valley Dream Team
-Chinese for Affirmative Action
-Coalition for Justice and Accountability
-Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
-Congregations Building Community
-Contra Costa Interfaith Supporting Community Organization (CCISCO)
-Council on American-Islamic Relations, San Francisco Bay Area Office (CAIR-SFBA)
-DRUM – Desis Rising Up & Moving
-Green Party of Santa Clara County
-Domestic Violence Advocacy Consortium of Santa Clara County
-Filipino Advocates for Justice
-Human Agenda
-Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
-Immigrant Defense Project
-Immigrant Legal Resource Center
-Jobs with Justice (National)
-Judson Memorial Church
-Justice for Palestinians
-La Fuente
-MAIZ-Cihuatl Tlatocan
-Mid-Peninsula Chapter of the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)
-Mujeres Unidas y Activas
-National Day Laborer Organizing Network
-National Immigrant Justice Center
-National Immigration Law Center
-National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
-National Lawyers Guild San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
-National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
-New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
-New Sanctuary Movement New York City
-New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City
-Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights
-Pax Christi, East San Jose
-People Acting in Community Together — San Jose
-PICO (People Improving Communities through Organizing) California
-PICO (People Improving Communities through Organizing) National Network
-Pilipino Association of Workers and Immigrants, Silicon Valley
-Rights Working Group
-Sacred Heart Community Service, San Jose
-San Jose Peace and Justice Center
-Santa Cruz Immigration Action Group
-Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network
-Silicon Valley Alliance for Immigration Reform
-Silicon Valley De-Bug
-Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry, CA
-Washington Defender Association’s Immigration Project
-Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
-Youth United for Community Action
-Individuals:
-Aarón R. Reséndez, President, Story Road Business Association
-Kathleen Coll, Lecturer, Stanford University
-Reverend Lindi Ramsden, Senior Minister & Executive Director, Unitarian Universalist
-Legislative Ministry, CA
-Manuel De Paz, Community Development and Education Program Coordinator, East Bay
-Sanctuary Covenant
-Paul Johnston, Sociologist affiliated with the Department of Sociology, UC Santa Cruz
-Father Richard L. Smith, Ph.D
-Samina Sundas, founding Executive director of the American Muslim Voice <ref> http://sccgov.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=4&ID=115814&MeetingID=4555</ref>
-ACLU of Northern California
-Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus
-AFSC Pan Valley Institute
-California Immigrant Policy Center
-California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance
-California Prison Moratorium Project
-California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
-Centro Binacional Para El Desarrollo Indigena Oaxaqueño
-Faith in Community
-Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement
-Fresno Barrios Unidos
-Fresno Brown Beret
-Fresno Immigrant Youth in Action
-Immigrant Legal Resource Center
-MEChA
-Mi Familia Vota
-National Day Laborer Organizing Network
-Planned Parenthood Mar Monte <ref>http://www.aclunc.org/docs/20151110-aclu_letter_to_fresno_sheriff_mims.pdf</ref>
-American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Arizona
-Arizona Dream Act Coalition
-Black Alliance for Just Immigration
-Coalición de Derechos Humanos
-Detention Watch Network
-Families for Freedom
-Heartland Alliance’s National Immigrant Justice Center.
-Human Rights Defense Center
-Immigrant Defense Project
-National Day Laborer Organizing Network
-National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
-Puente Movement
-Standing on the Side of Love Team, Valley Unitarian Universalist Congregation
-The Restoration Project
-Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
-Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix
-University of California Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic <ref>http://www.acluaz.org/sites/default/files/documents/Letter%20to%20ICE%20re%20PCJ_January2012.pdf</ref>
-AF3IRM
-Alerta Migratoria NC
-American Friends Service Committee-Miami
-American Friends Service Committee, Massachusetts
-Arkansas Restorative Justice Coalition
-Arkansas Voices for Children
-Auburn Seminary
-Augustana Lutheran Church
-Austin Jewish Voice for Peace
-Beacon Presbyterian Fellowship, Oakland
-California Immigrant Policy Center
-Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights Coalition
-CASA
-Casa Esperanza
-Casa Latina
-Cascadia Chapter of the Pacific Green Party of Oregon
-Causa Oregon
-Centro de Documentación en Derechos Humanos “Segundo Montes Mozo S.J.” (CSMM)
-Centro Legal de la Raza
-Church Council of Greater Seattle
-Church World Service
-Coalicion de Derechos Humanos
-Colectivo Son Jarocho Portland
-Comité Fuerza y Unidad MORENA Los Ángeles
-Comite VIDA
-Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES)
-Communidades Construyendo Esperanza of Cherokee Park United Church
-Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County – Centro Jornalero
-Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
-Community United Against Violence (CUAV)
-Congress of Day Laborers-New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
-Conversations With Friends (MN)
-Dallas AFL-CIO Central Labor Council
-Dare to Dream: Get Educated! Latina Conference
-Day Worker Center of Mountain View
-Detention Watch Network
-Disciples of Christ Refugee and Immigration Ministries
-Dolores Street Community Services
-Dominican Sisters of Houston
-Don Bosco Workers Inc.
-El Centro del Inmigrante
-El/La Para TransLatinas
-The Episcopal Network for Economic Justice
-First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Tucson, Arizona
-First Unitarian Church
-The Food Security and Social Justice Network (Tucson)
-Friends of Broward Detainees
-Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights
-Grassroots Leadership
-Greater Birmingham Ministries
-ICE out of Austin
-Immigrant Youth Coalition
-Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition
-Instituto de Educacion Popular del Sur de California (IDEPSCA)
-Interfaith Coalition on Immigration, MN
-Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity
-Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice
-Jesuit Social Research Insitute
-Jewish Voice for Peace
-Jewish Voice for Peace-Portland, OR
-Jobs With Justice
-Journey Koinania Catholic Community
-Junta for Progressive Action
-Justice for Immigrants – San Jose Diocese
-Kairos-Milwaukie UCC
-Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center
-KIWA (Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance)
-LAOC
-Latin America & Caribbean Action Network (LACAN)
-Latino Faith Initiative – H.S. Power & Light Ministries
-Latino Union of Chicago
-Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
-Living Hope Wheelchair Association
-Living Stages
-Madre Tierra Collective
-Malibu Community Labor Exchange
-Metro Denver Sanctuary Coalition
-Migrant Rights Collective
-Mijente | Not1More Campaign
-National Center for Lesbian Rights
-National Day Laborer Organizing Network
-National Immigration Law Center
-National Lawyer’s Guild, UC Davis
-National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance
-New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia
-North County Immigration Task Force
-North Texas Dream
-Opportunity Enterprises
-Organización De Migrantes Organizados, AC
-Organized Communities Against Deportations
-Orgullo P’urhépecha
-Pangea Legal Services
-Pax Christi
-Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (PCUN)
-Peace Over Violence
-People Organized for Westside Renewal (POWER)
-Pilgrim United Church of Christ
-Pitzer in Ontario
-Plataforma Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, Democracia y Desarrollo (PIDHDD Regional)
-Pomona Economic Opportunity Center
-Portland AFL-CIO
-Portland Fellowship of Reconciliation
-Portland Jobs with Justice
-Presbyterian Peace Fellowship
-Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada
-Pueblo Sin Fronteras
-Racial Justice Action Center
-Radical Women
-RADIO ALUMBRA
-RAIZ
-Red Nacional Salvadorena en el Exterior RENASE- WDC
-Reformed Church of Highland Park
-RENASE WDC
-SEIU-USWW
-Sisters of Mercy South Central Community
-SOA Watch
-Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
-Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
-Southside Presbyterian Church Tucson, Arizona
-Southside Worker’s Center
-Southwest Conference United Church of Christ
-St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
-Staten Island Community Job Center
-Together Colorado
-Unidad Latina en Accion New Haven
-Unidad Latina en Accion NJ
-Unimundal Collective
-Unitarian Universalist Refugee & Immigrant Services & Education (UURISE)
-United We Dream
-University Lutheran Chapel of Berkeley
-Voces de la Frontera
-VOZ Workers Rights Education Project
-We Are One, Inc.
-We Belong Together
-WeCount!
-Wilco Justice Alliance (Williamson County, TX)
-Witness for Peace <ref> http://unidosconfrancisco.com/sign-on-letter/</ref>
-==Guys Against Deportations in New Orleans==
-* All Of Us Or None
-* Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
-* American Friends Service Committee Project Voice Cambridge
-* Arkansas Coalition for DREAM
-* ArteFuturo Productions
-* Asian Americans Advancing Justice – LA
-* Black Alliance for Just Immigration
-* Casa Latina
-* Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal
-* Church of Our Saviour/Iglesia de Nuestro Salvador
-* CLEAN Carwash Campaign
-* Colectiva Legal del Pueblo
-* Comite de Justicia Laboral
-* New Orleans Congress of Day Laborers
-* DreamActivist DC
-* DreamActivist Ohio
-* DreamActivist.org
-* Dreamers of Virginia
-* DRM Action Coalition
-* Duke Memorial United Methodist Church
-* El Centro Humanitario para los Trabajadores
-* Families for Freedom
-* Farmworker Association of Florida
-* Food Chain Workers Alliance
-* Food Empowerment Project
-* Fords 4 Immigrant Justice
-* Franciscan Friars
-* Freedom Socialist Party
-* Fuerza del Valle Workers’ Center
-* Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights
-* Georgia Undocumented Youth Alliance
-* Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training
-* Hispanic Organization for Latino Awarenes at Sewanee
-* Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
-* Immigrant Defense Project
-* Immigrant Legal Resource Center
-* Immigrant Youth Justice League
-* Immigration Reform Coalition (Indiana)
-* Improving Dreams, Equality, Access and Success at University of California
-* Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice (IMIrJ)
-* Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement
-* Jobs with Justice East Tennessee
-* Jobs with Justice Kentukee
-* Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center
-* Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
-* Latino Union of Chicago
-* Latin@ Youth Action League, DuPage, IL
-* Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition
-* Living Hope Wheelchair Association
-* Massachusetts Jobs With Justice
-* Make the Road New York
-* Mennonite Central Committee New Orleans
-* Migrant Justice
-* Mississippi Workers Center for Human Rights
-* Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment (MORE)
-* MoveOn.org Michiana
-* National American Latino Progressive Voters
-* National Guestworker Alliance
-* National Guestworkers Alliance (NGA)
-* National Immigration Law Center
-* North Carolina Dream Team
-* New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City
-* North central Indiana Coalition for Immigration Reform
-* Ohio Action Circle
-* Ohio Interfaith Immigration Coalition
-* Pasadena Latino Forum
-* Phoenix Showing Up for Racial Justice
-* Puentes New Orleans
-* Racial Justice Action Center
-* Radical Women
-* RGV Community DREAMers
-* Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)
-* SEIRN NC.
-* SEIU Local 1021
-* Sewanee Young Democratic Socialists
-* Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Justice Team
-* Sisters, Home Visitors of Mary
-* South Central Indiana Jobs with Justice
-* St. Gabriel Peace and Justice Comm.
-* Stand with Dignity
-* Tampa Moveon.org
-* Texas A&M University
-* The Ave Project
-* The Wage Justice Center
-* Twomey Center for Peace through Justice
-* Undocumented Students and Allies
-* Undocumented Illinois
-* Unidad Latina en Acción New Heaven
-* Union de Vecinos
-* United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
-* United Workers Congress
-* Vermont Workers Center
-* Voces de la Frontera (Wisconsin)
-* Who You Calling Illegal (Washington) <ref>http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/portfolio/nolaletters/</ref>
-==Charlotte Guys Against Deportation==
-Action NC, the Latin American Coalition, the NAACP
-Manuel “Manolo” Betancur, owner of Las Delicias bakery on Central Avenue. <ref>http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article131959624.html</ref>
-==Guys Against Prosecuting Illegals for Border Crossing==
-* American Civil Liberties Union
-* American Friends Service Committee
-* American Immigration Council
-* American Immigration Lawyers Association
-* Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC
-* Black Alliance for Just Immigration
-* Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC)
-* Center for Community Change
-* Center for Forced Migration Studies
-* Center for Gender & Refugee Studies
-* Center for Popular Democracy
-* Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Refugee & Immigration Ministries
-* Church World Service
-* Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
-* Council on American-Islamic Relations
-* Detention Watch Network
-* Disciples Justice Action Network
-* Enlace
-* Fair Immigration Reform Movement, FIRM
-* Families for Freedom
-* Farmworker Justice
-* FedCURE  |  FedCURE Italia
-* Franciscan Action Network
-* Friends Committee on National Legislation
-* Grassroots Leadership
-* Human Rights First
-* Human Rights Watch
-* Ignatian Solidarity Network
-* Immigrant Legal Resource Center
-* In the Public Interest
-* International Rescue Committee
-* Jesuit Conference
-* Justice Policy Institute
-* Justice Strategies
-* Justice and Witness Ministries, United Church of Christ
-* Kids in Need of Defense
-* Latin America Working Group Education Fund
-* The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
-* Leadership Conference of Women Religious
-* League of United Latin American Citizens
-* Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
-* MALDEF
-* Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
-* NAACP
-* National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC)
-* National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
-* National Association of Social Workers
-* National Center for Lesbian Rights
-* National Center for Transgender Equality
-* National Council of La Raza (NCLR)
-* National Employment Law Project
-* National Immigrant Justice Center
-* National Immigration Forum
-* National Immigration Law Center
-* National Immigration Project of the NLG
-* National Lawyers Guild
-* National LGBTQ Task Force
-* National Network for Arab American Communities
-* National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
-* NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
-* Not1More
-* Park Avenue Christian Church (DoC)/UCC
-* Pax Christi USA
-* Prison Policy Initiative
-* Proyecto Juan Diego
-* Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services
-* Religious of the Assumption
-* Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
-* South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
-* Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
-* Southern Border Communities Coalition
-* The Advocates for Human Rights
-* The Sentencing Project
-* Treatment Communities of America
-* United Food and Commercial Workers International Union
-* United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
-* United Methodist Women
-* U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
-* U.S. Human Rights Network
-* We Belong Together
-* Women’s Refugee Commission
-====State Organizations====
-* American Gateways
-* Arkansas Interfaith Alliance
-* Asian Americans Advancing Justice – LA
-* Central Texas MoveOn
-* Conversations With Friends (MN)
-* Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
-* Equality New Mexico
-* Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project
-* Greater Birmingham Ministries
-* Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
-* Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity
-* Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice – IMIrJ
-* Iowa Unitarian Universalist Witness/Advocacy Network
-* Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus
-* Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition
-* Massachusetts Law Reform Institut
-* Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest
-* New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
-* New Mexico Faith Coalition for Immigrant Justice
-* New Sanctuary Coalition
-* No Mas Muertes/No More Deaths
-* Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
-* OneAmerica
-* Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center
-* Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project
-* Portland Immigrants Rights Coalition
-* Reform Immigration for Texas Alliance
-* Sisters of Mercy South Central Community
-* South Texas Human Rights Center
-* Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
-* Texans United for Families
-* Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
-* Texas Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry
-* The Humanitarian Immigration Law Clinic at Elon University School of Law
-* Together Colorado
-* UC Davis Immigration Law Clinic
-* United Church of Christ Southwest Conference
-* USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus
-====Local Organizations====
-* ACTIONN ~ Acting in Community Together in Organizing Northern Nevada
-* Annunciation House, Inc.
-* Austin Immigrant Rights Coalition
-* Austin MoveOn Council
-* Beacon Presbyterian Fellowship
-* Casa de Proyecto Libertad
-* Casas Adobes Congregational Church UCC
-* Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
-* Central Ohio Worker Center
-* Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America (CRLN)
-* Coalicion de Derechos Humanos
-* Comunidades en Acción y de Fe (NM CAFé)
-* Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services, Inc.
-* Dominican Sisters of Houston
-* El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
-* Emmanuel Mennonite Church, Gainesville FL
-* End Streamline Coalition
-* Filipino Advocates for Justice
-* First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin Social Action Committee
-* Fuerza del Valle Workers’ Center
-* Gainesville Interfaith Alliance for Immigrant Justice
-* Human Rights Initiative of North Texas
-* Immigrant Defenders Law Center
-* Immigration Justice Neteork
-* Interfaith Center for Worker Justice of San Diego County
-* Jewish Voice for Peace – Tucson
-* Justice For Our Neighbors DFW
-* Justice, Peace, & Integrity of Creation Committee, Springfield Dominican Sisters
-* Keep Tucson Together
-* Kino Border Initiative
-* La Union Del Pueblo Entero
-* Migrant Rights Collective Houston Texas
-* New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
-* New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia
-* NM CAFe
-* Oregon DreamActivist
-* Pilgrim United Church of Christ
-* Priority Africa Network
-* Pueblo Sin Frontertas
-* Reformed Church of Highland Park, NJ
-* Samaritans
-* Shadow Rock United Church of Christ
-* Sisters Gospel Justice Committee/Srs. of the Most Precious Blood of O’Fallon, MO
-* Skyline UCC Oakland CA
-* Social Action Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces
-* The Good Shepherd UCC
-* Tucson Samaritans
-* United Church of the Valley
-* University Presbyterian Church, Tempe, AZ
-* Wilco Justice Alliance
-* Xavier Mission
-* Young Women United <ref>https://www.hrw.org/news/2015/07/28/joint-letter-attorney-general-lynch-calling-end-illegal-entry/reentry-prosecutions</ref>
-==Fast for Families Partners==
-(BTW, I'm just quoting what they said their groups are  about, which, as we know the Left, doesn't mean that is truthfully what they are.)
-Advancement Project
-Advancement Project is a next generation, multi-racial civil rights organization. Rooted in the great human rights struggles for equality and justice, we exist to fulfill America’s promise of a caring, inclusive and just democracy. We use innovative tools and strategies to strengthen social movements and achieve high impact policy change.
-African American Clergy Coalition
-African American Clergy Coalition, (AACC) is an organization primarily of African American clergy of predominantly African American congregations in the Greater Metropolitan Chicago Area. The AACC consist of hundreds of African American clergymen throughout Cook County and beyond. The Coalition is not limited to just African American Clergymen, but other non African American Clergymen who preside over diverse congregations.
-AFT
-The American Federation of Teachers is a national labor union representing more than 1.5 million pre-K through 12th-grade teachers; paraprofessionals and other school-related personnel; higher education faculty and professional staff; federal, state and local government employees; nurses and healthcare workers; and early childhood educators. The AFT is one of the leading unions in the country influencing policy and charting the course on public education.
-AHEM
-AHEM, LA Alianza Hispana Evangelica Ministerial, se compone de cientos de Iglesias Hispanas, Ministerios, Organizaciones Cristianas, Estaciones de Radio y Television Evangélicos en Texas (con oficina principal en Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex), Nuestra lema es: La Necesidad Nos Une!
-Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
-The Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice is a grassroots, statewide network of individuals and organizations that works to advance and defend the rights of immigrants in Alabama. Our coalition consists of seven non-profit organizations, 15 grassroots immigrant community organizations, and hundreds of individual members.
-Galvanized after the 2011 passage of Alabama’s HB 56, the nation’s harshest anti-immigrant legislation, ACIJ has become a major progressive organizing force both locally and nationally. ACIJ is creating a strong grassroots base through an unparalleled organizing and leadership development campaign in immigrant communities across the state, while building alliances with other marginalized communities and non-immigrant allies.
-Alliance for Citizenship
-The Alliance for Citizenship, the national coalition of hundreds of immigrant rights groups, labor unions, business, and community and civic organizations, is united to pass comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship for 11 million this year.
-America’s Voice
-The mission of America’s Voice (AV) and America’s Voice Education Fund (AVEF) is to harness the power of American voices and American values to enact policy change that guarantees full labor, civil and political rights for immigrants and their families. We work in partnership with progressive, faith-based, labor, civil rights, and grassroots groups, networks and leaders to enact federal legislation that puts 11 million Americans-in-waiting on the road to full citizenship.
-CASA in Action
-CASA in Action is a Latino and immigration advocacy organization based in Maryland and organizes immigrants in Virginia. CASA in Action facilitates greater electoral and campaign engagement by Latinos and immigrants by providing political education, candidate endorsements, and Get-Out-The Vote activities. CASA in Action is the regional partner to the national campaign for immigration reform and has hosted mega-rallies and marches in Washington, DC numbering from 25,000 to 500,000 across the past 7 years.
-Catholics United
-Catholics United is a national Catholic organization dedicated to promoting the Catholic church’s teachings on justice and the common good.
-The Center for American Progress
-The Center for American Progress (CAP) is an independent nonpartisan educational institute dedicated to improving the lives of Americans through progressive ideas and action. Building on the achievements of progressive pioneers such as Teddy Roosevelt and Martin Luther King, our work addresses 21st-century challenges such as energy, national security, economic growth and opportunity, immigration, education, and health care. We develop new policy ideas, critique the policy that stems from conservative values, challenge the media to cover the issues that truly matter, and shape the national debate. Founded in 2003 by John Podesta to provide long-term leadership and support to the progressive movement, CAP is headed by Neera Tanden and based in Washington, D.C
-Center for Community Change
-The mission of the Center for Community Change is to build the power and capacity of low-income people, especially low-income people of color, to have a significant impact in improving their communities and the policies and institutions that affect their lives.The Center for Community Change strengthens, connects and mobilizes grassroots groups to enhance their leadership, voice and power. We believe that vibrant community-based organizations, led by the people most affected by social and economic injustice, are key to putting an end to the failed “on your own” mentality of the right and building a new politics based on community values. Founded in 1968 to honor the life and values of Robert F. Kennedy, the Center is one of the longest-standing champions for low-income people and communities of color. Together, our expert staff and dynamic partners confront the vital issues of today and build the social movements of tomorrow.
-Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
-The Refugee & Immigration Ministries office of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) provides advocacy leadership and partnership development for immigration support and refugee resettlement assistance for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination, and is a ministry area of Disciples Home Missions.
-Church World Service
-Each year, CWS touches the lives of thousands of immigrants through direct service, and many more indirectly through its work for public policies that recognize the value of immigrants to our nations and communities and help reinforce welcome for our nation’s millions of newest neighbors. Founded in 1946, CWS is one of ten organizations that resettles refugees for the U.S. Department of State.
-Churches United
-Churches United reform churches, redeem lives, restore communities and advocates for the voiceless and Caribbean/African immigrants in Brooklyn, NY.
-Comite Civico Patriotico Mexicano Alameda County
-Desde 1989 trabajamos por la comunidad en general en programas cívicos, culturales, artisticos, deportivos, deportivos, educacion, salud, servicios de informacion y referencias.
-Conference of Major Superiors of Men
-The Conference of Major Superiors of Men serves the leadership of the Catholic orders and congregations of the more than 17,000 vowed religious priests and brothers of the United States, ten percent of whom are foreign missionaries. CMSM provides a voice for these communities in U.S. church and society. CMSM also collaborates with the U.S. bishops and other key groups and organizations that serve church and society.
-Faith in Public Life (FPL)
-Faith in Public Life (FPL) is a strategy center for the faith community advancing faith in the public square as a powerful force for justice, compassion and the common good. In order to maximize the faith community’s unique ability to shape public debates, FPL identifies and creates moments of opportunity, builds and supports broad coalitions, and designs and implements innovative campaigns, bold initiatives and capacity-building tools. FPL’s approach emphasizes results, rapid response, cutting-edge skills and media savvy.
-Florida Immigrant Coalition
-The Florida Immigrant Coalition is a statewide alliance of immigrant rights organizations with offices in Miami, Tampa, Naples and Palm Beach. FLIC has 50 member organizations, including farmworkers, students, service providers, grassroots organizations and legal advocates, who come together for the fair treatment of all people, including immigrants. We accomplish our mission through coordination of immigrant organizations and community education, organizing and advocacy.
-Franciscan Action Network
-Inspired by the Gospel of Jesus, and the example of Saints Francis and Clare, the Franciscan Action Network (FAN) is a collective Franciscan voice seeking to transform United States public policy related to peace making, care for creation, poverty, and human rights. We are a grassroots organization amplifying the justice efforts of Franciscans and Franciscan-hearted people around the country. Join our growing movement that endures from St. Francis of Assisi and his call for compassion for the poor and for creation over 800 years ago.
-Gamaliel
-Gamaliel (Gamaliel.org) is a grassroots network of non-partisan, faith-based organizations in 16 U.S. states, South Africa and the United Kingdom. Gamaliel organizes to empower ordinary people to effectively participate in the political, environmental, social and economic decisions affecting their lives. Gamaliel’s diverse members apply their faith and values to the pursuit of equal opportunity for all, shared abundance, and stronger, more prosperous communities.
-Immigration Reform for Nevada
-Immigration Reform For Nevada (IRN) was founded to collaborate with organizations throughout the US in support of comprehensive immigration reform. IRN was founded in February 2013 to work with other leaders for a fair and attainable immigration reform for all immigrants.
-Interfaith Worker Justice
-Interfaith Worker Justice (IWJ) advances the rights of workers by engaging diverse faith communities into action, from grassroots organizing to shaping policy at the local, state and national levels.
-The Office of Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation
-The Office of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation coordinates the advocacy efforts in the United States of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate on behalf of the interests of the poor and abandoned in the U.S. and 65 countries where the Oblates are in mission. Based in Washington, DC, the staff: Serves as a resource for members of the Oblate congregation; Supports the community organizing efforts of Oblates in the US; Coordinates the Faith Responsible Investing Program to advance just practices and policies by corporations in their worldwide operations; Collaborates with other NGOs to promote peace, justice, an ethic of consistent life, and the integrity of creation through our educational outreach. We also share concerns about the impact of policies on the poor with the US government, and international institutions such as the World Bank, the IMF, and the United Nations.
-The Leadership Conference of Women Religious
-LCWR is the association of the leaders of congregations of Catholic women religious in the United States . The conference has more than 1500 members, who represent more than 80 percent of the 57,000 women religious in the United States . Founded in 1956, the conference assists its members to collaboratively carry out their service of leadership to further the mission of the Gospel in today’s world.
-Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
-The Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO is the chartered Central Labor Council (CLC) of the AFL-CIO in Los Angeles County. We are the second largest CLC in the country, representing over 300 unions and hundreds of thousands of working women and men throughout Los Angeles County. Our mission is to promote a voice for workers through organizing themselves into unions, building strong coalitions of labor, community, faith, and responsible businesses, engaging in both organizing and political campaigns, electing pro-union and pro-worker candidates and advancing public policies that support workers, families and local communities.
-Make the Road New York
-Make the Road New York (MRNY) was created in the fall of 2007 through the merger of Make the Road by Walking and the Latin American Integration Center, two of New York City’s most innovative and effective grassroots organizations. The merger was a natural partnership that built on proven successes and created a new citywide organization that combines democratic accountability to low–income people and an innovative mix of strategies to confront inequity and economic injustice, while fostering deep and active community roots. Our organization is membership–led and based in the low–income communities of Bushwick, Brooklyn, Jackson Heights, Queens, and Port Richmond, Staten Island. Our 7,000+ members are primarily low–income Latino/a immigrants, seventy–five percent of whom are women.
-Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns
-Maryknoll Global Concerns represents Maryknoll missioners, Catholic men and women who serve in approximately 30 countries around the world. The Global Concerns office provides advocacy and analysis on issues of importance to Maryknoll missioners and the people with whom they live and work.
-Mi Familia Vota
-Mi Familia Vota is a national non-profit organization that unites Latino, immigrant, and allied communities to promote social and economic justice through increased civic participation by promoting citizenship, voter registration, and voter participation. Mi Familia Vota is one of the premiere Latino civic engagement organizations in the country with operations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and Texas.
-National Action Network
-National Action Network is one of the leading civil rights organizations in the Nation with chapters throughout the entire United States. Founded in 1991 by Reverend Al Sharpton, NAN works within the spirit and tradition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to promote a modern civil rights agenda that includes the fight for one standard of justice, decency and equal opportunities for all people regardless of race, religion, nationality or gender.
-National Congress of Black Women
-The National Congress of Black Women, Inc. is a 5013 non-profit organization dedicated to the educational, political, economic and cultural development of African American women and their families.
-National Council of Jewish Women
-The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children, and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms. Since its founding in 1893, NCJW has worked with immigrant communities in the US and continues to advocate for just and humane immigrant policies.
-National Council of La Raza
-The National Council of La Raza (NCLR)—the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States—works to improve opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Through its network of nearly 300 affiliated community-based organizations, NCLR reaches millions of Hispanics each year in 41 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. To achieve its mission, NCLR conducts applied research, policy analysis, and advocacy, providing a Latino perspective in five key areas—assets/investments, civil rights/immigration, education, employment and economic status, and health. In addition, it provides capacity-building assistance to its Affiliates who work at the state and local level to advance opportunities for individuals and families.
-National Education Association
-The National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest professional employee organization, is committed to advancing the cause of public education. NEA’s 3 million members work at every level of education—from pre-school to university graduate programs. NEA has affiliate organizations in every state and in more than 14,000 communities across the United States.
-National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference
-The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) is the National Hispanic Evangelical Association. As the largest Latino Christian organization in America, NHCLC leads millions of Hispanic Christ followers through 40,118 evangelical congregations providing leadership, networking, fellowship, strategic partnerships and public policy advocacy platforms in seven focus areas: Life, Family, Great Commission, Stewardship, Education, Youth and Justice.
-National Latino Evangelical Coalition
-The National Latino Evangelical Coalition (NaLEC) seeks to respond to a real need for Latino and Latina Evangelical voices committed to the common good and justice in the public sphere. A national coalition with the objective of educating from a common good Latino-Evangelical perspective in the public sphere may increase the probability of the enactment for just legislations.
-National Immigration Forum
-Founded in 1982, the National Immigration Forum advocates for the value of immigrants and immigration to our nation. In service to this mission, the Forum promotes responsible federal immigration policies, addressing today’s economic and national security needs while honoring the ideals of our Founding Fathers, who created America as a land of opportunity. For 30 years, the Forum has worked to advance sound federal immigration solutions through its policy expertise, communications outreach and coalition building work, which forges powerful alliances of diverse constituencies across the country to build consensus on the important role of immigrants in America.
-National Immigration Law Center
-The National Immigration Law Center envisions a society in which all people — regardless of race, gender, immigration or economic status — are treated fairly and humanely. NILC engages in policy analysis, litigation, education and advocacy, to achieve this vision. NILC plays a critical role within the movement for racial, economic and social justice for low-income immigrants.
-National Korean American Service & Education Consortium
-The National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC) was founded in 1994 during a political turning point for Korean Americans. The LA Civil Unrest of April 29, 1992 and the subsequent anti-immigrant wave in Congress, precipitated by Prop 187, posed tremendous challenges to Korean Americans as people of color, working families and immigrants. The state of America at that time led a group of local grassroots community based organizations to come together to form NAKASEC with the purpose of projecting a national progressive voice on major civil rights and immigrant rights issues and promoting the full participation of Korean Americans with the greater goal of building a national movement for social change.
-NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
-NETWORK is a progressive voice within the Catholic community that has been influencing Congress in favor of peace and justice for more than 40 years. Through lobbying and legislative advocacy, we strive to close the gap between rich and poor and to dismantle policies rooted in racism, greed and violence.
-New Sanctuary Movement
-PICO
-PICO is a national network of faith-based community organizations working to create innovative solutions to problems facing urban, suburban and rural communities. Since 1972 PICO has successfully worked to increase access to health care, improve public schools, make neighborhoods safer, build affordable housing, redevelop communities and revitalize democracy.
-Northern Nevada Latino Alliance
-NNLA-Northern Nevada Latino Alliance is an official chapter of the Alliance for Retired Americans and the Nevada Alliance for Retired Americans.
-Northern Nevada Latino Alliance (NNLA) believes that social transformation is within the reach of all communities. We will partner with those committed to inclusion, impact, and innovation in solving public problems. We will seek engagement through dialogue, leadership development, collaboration, and new models of organizing. By partnering with diverse communities, we will support new solutions tailored to meet the needs of our Latino Community.
-The Raben Group
-The Raben Group brings together a diverse collection of professionals with deep roots in law and progressive public policy. Our mission is to identify opportunities and solve problems for clients in the corporate, nonprofit, foundation and government sectors.
-Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
-For 50 years, the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (“the RAC”) has been the hub of Jewish social justice and legislative activity in Washington, D.C. As the DC office of the Union for Reform Judaism, the RAC educates and mobilizes the Reform Jewish community on legislative and social concerns, advocating on more than 70 different issues, including immigration reform, economic justice, civil rights, religious liberty, Israel and more.
-Saint Camillus
-Since 1984 St. Camillus has been staffed by the Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province, a group of over three hundred religious brothers who staff parishes and urban centers, universities and soup kitchens all along the East Coast in different sites from Boston to Tampa. Rooted in the Catholic and Franciscan Tradition, we are disciples of Christ who seek to bring the Gospel into the everyday experience of all people through popular preaching, teaching, and pastoral leadership. We foster Christian discipleship by collaborating with those whom we serve and by standing in solidarity with all people, especially the alienated, the immigrant, and the poor.
-Reforma Ideologica Foundation
-Trabajamos por la comunidad en general en programas cívicos, culturales, artísticos, deportivos, educativos, salud, servicio de información y referencias sin importar sus credo, religion, raza, ancestros, discapacidad Fisica. Enfermedad Alguna, situación migratoria u orientación sexual.
-SEIU
-We are the Service Employees International Union, an organization of 2.1 million members united by the belief in the dignity and worth of workers and the services they provide and dedicated to improving the lives of workers and their families and creating a more just and humane society.
-Sojourners
-Sojourners is a national Christian organization committed to faith in action for social justice. We seek to inspire hope and build a movement to transform individuals, communities, the church, and the world. With a 40-year history, Sojourners is a nonpartisan leader that convenes, builds alliances among, and mobilizes people of faith, focusing on racial and social justice, life and peace, and environmental stewardship. Working through Sojourners magazine, Sojourners’ website sojo.net, public speaking events, media outreach, educational resources, books, advocacy, and trainings, Sojourners is an internationally influential voice at the intersection of faith, politics, and culture.
-Unitarian Universalist Association
-In Unitarian Universalism, we have a legacy of “deeds not creeds.” Our work for a better world calls us to unexpected places as we harness love’s power to stop oppression. From grassroots community organizing to interfaith Washington advocacy, in protest marches, prayer vigils, and press conferences, in homeless shelters and in prisons, Unitarian Universalists put their faith in to action. We work in interfaith coalitions and partnerships locally, statewide, nationally, and internationally to affirm and promote “the inherent worth and dignity of every person,” “justice, equity, and compassion” and “the interconnected web of all existence.” The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee and the UU College of Social Justice are two bold examples of this work.
-United We Dream
-United We Dream is the largest immigrant youth-led organization in the nation, a powerful nonpartisan network made up of 52 affiliate organizations in 25 states. We organize and advocate for the dignity and fair treatment of immigrant youth and families, regardless of immigration status. UWD’s current priority is to win citizenship for the entire undocumented community and end senseless deportations and abuses. We seek to address the inequities and obstacles faced by immigrant youth and believe that by empowering immigrant youth, we can advance the cause of the entire community—justice for all immigrants.
-Universal Luz Divina Christian Church Monastery
-Somos una Iglesia incluyente a toda la comunidad.
-Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy
-The Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy is Virginia’s oldest faith-based advocacy group. We are a nonpartisan coalition of faith communities working to create progressive public policy by engaging people of faith, educating the public about social issues, the legislative process, and the call to advocacy.
-Voto Latino
-Voto Latino is a dynamic and growing non-partisan organization whose civic engagement campaigns have reached an estimated 55 million Latino households nationwide. United by the belief that Latino issues are American issues and American issues are Latino issues, Voto Latino is dedicated to bringing new and diverse voices into the political process by engaging youth, media, technology and celebrities to promote positive change. <ref>http://fasMot4families.org/sponsors/</ref>
-==Southern California Immigration Coalition Partners==
-* 28th St. Elementary School ACORN Chapter
-* Alianza Latinoamericana por los Derechos del Inmigrante
-* Alianza Latinoamericana por los Derechos del Inmigrante (San Francisco – Miguel Robles)
-* Anti-Racist Action/LA
-* Asians 4 Jericho & Mumia Abu Jamal
-* Association of Raza Educators
-* Border Angels (San Diego)
-* Brown Berets
-* Center for Human and Constitutional Rights (Attorney Peter Schey)
-* Chicano/Latino Artists for Social Equality
-* Chicano Latino Committee of United Teachers Los Angeles
-* Comite de Mujeres Patricia Marin
-* Comite Pro Democracia en Mexico
-* CISPES-Los Angeles
-* Committee on Raza Rights-Oxnard
-* Danza Azteca Cuahtemoc
-* The GFWC Women’s Club of Huntington Park
-* Jesse Diaz (San Bernardino)
-* Freedom Socialist Party
-* Frente Contra Las Redadas
-* Gente Unida
-* Professor Gilbert G. Gonzalez (author and professor, UCI)
-* Hermandad Mexicana Latinoamericana
-* Hermandad Mexicana Transnacional
-* Professor Raul Hinojosa (author and professor, UCLA)
-* Project HEAL – Health, Education, Advocacy and Leadership
-* Homies Unidos
-* IDEPSCA
-* Internet MEChA
-* ISO
-* Latinos Against War
-* Latino Movement USA
-* Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition
-* Mexican American Political Association
-* Maya Entertainment
-* Mujeres de Raiz
-* National Immigrant Solidarity Network
-* Padres Unidos de Maywood
-* Palisadians for Peace
-* Peace and Freedom Party of Los Angeles
-* Placita Olvera Working Group
-* POMONA HABLA (city of Pomona – Arturo Jimenez)
-* Puerto Rican Allliance
-* PUMAS (city of Maywood – Hector Alvarado)
-* Radical Women
-* Roofers Union- Local 36
-* School of the Americas Watch, L.A,
-* Somos Raza
-* Southeast Asian Network (Hamid Khan)
-* Union del Barrio <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20090403065002/http://immigrationcoalition.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=57&Itemid=56</ref>
-==Midwest Guys Against ICE==
-Rev. Dr. Larry Greenfield,
-Executive Minister of the American Baptist Churches of Metro Chicago
-Rev. Jorge Morales,
-Conference Minister of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
-Rev. Jonathan Knight,
-Associate Conference Minister of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
-Rev. Vertie Powers,
-Associate Conference Minister of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
-Reverend Hector Garfias-Toledo,
-Associate to the Bishop, Metropolitan Chicago Synod
-Pastor Jorge Fuentes,
-Red de Oracion, USA
-Sr. Patricia Crowley,
-President, Conference of Benedictine Prioresses
-Sr. Judith Murphy,
-Prioress, Benedictine Sisters of Chicago
-Rev. Michael Mann,
-United Methodist Church, Northern Illinois Conference
-Judith Levey,
-Executive Director, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs
-Rami Nashashibi,
-Executive Director, Inner-City Muslim Action (IMAN)
-Provincial Council of Clerics of St. Viator (Viatorians)
-Sr. Donna Preston, President, Sisters & Brothers of Immigrants
-Indiana & Wisconsin:
-Rev. Jaqueline Lynn,
-Peace and Justice Committee of the Episcopal Diocese, Libertyville, IL
-Sr. Sally Ann Brickner,
-Congregations of Sisters of St. Agnes, Fond du Lac, WI
-Sr. Jeanne Conzemius,
-Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, Rice Lake, WI
-Sr. Joyce Diltz,
-Bethany Retreat House, East Chicago, IN
-Sr. Kathleen Quinn,
-Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, East Chicago, IN
-Br. Brian McLauchlin,
-Joint Immigration Venture, Glenview, IL
-Sr. Linda Mershon,
-th Day Center for Justice, La Crosse, WI
-Sr. Rose Mary Meyer,
-Project IRENE, Wilmette, IL
-Mark Peters,
-Justice, Peace, and Reconciliation Director with Priests of the Sacred Heart,
-US Province, Franklin, Wisconsin
-Sr. Mary Rathert,
-Sinsinawa Domincans, Sinsinawa, WI
-Sr. Linda Volk,
-Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Donaldson, IN
-Sr. Marge White,
-Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Mary of the Woods, IN
-Sr. Carleen Wrasman,
-Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Donaldson, IN
-Sr. Coletta Wrasman,
-Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Donaldson, IN
-Illinois (non-Chicago):
-Rev. Victor Conrado,
-St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Glen Ellyn, IL
-Rev. Steve Van Kuiken,
-Senior Minister at Lake Street Church of Evanston, Evanston, IL
-Rev. Jose Jerez,
-Iglesia Unida de Cristo, Berwyn, IL
-Rev. Dr. Carlos Plazas,
-St. Michael and All Angels Church, Berwyn, IL
-Pastor Angel Roman,
-Kingdom Voice Ministries, Waukegan, IL
-Pastor Chris Walters,
-Plainfield United Methodist Church, Plainfield, IL
-Rev. Hillary Watson,
-Lombard Mennonite Church, Lombard, IL
-Rev. Sally Scheib,
-Bethel United Church of Christ, Elmhurst, IL
-Rev. Betty Birkhahn-Rommelfanger,
-Chestnut Square/Bethany Methodist Retirement Community, Skokie, IL
-Sr. Carol Cook,
-Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM), Oak Park, IL
-Sr. Kathleen Conway,
-Sisters of the Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM), Brookfield, IL
-Sr. Pammit, Lovina, OSF,
-Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Frankfort, IL
-Sr. Sheahan Maureen,
-Sisters of Providence, River Grove, IL
-Sr. Joellen Sbrissa,
-Congregation of St. Joseph, La Grange Park, IL
-Br. Larry Schatz,
-Provincial, De la Salle Christian Brothers, Willowbrook, IL
-Sr. Kristine Vorenkamp,
-Sisters of the Living Word, Arlington Heights, IL
-Roger Curless, Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON), Aurora, IL
-Laura Keigley, Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON), Aurora, IL
-Lawrence Thompson,
-Coordinator of Immigration Ministries at St. Andrew United Methodist Church,
-Carol Stream, IL
-Nanette Snowden,
-Mission & Social Justice Committee Chair,
-Northminster Presbyterian Church, Evanston, IL
-Chicago:
-Pastor Rolando Alvarez,
-Iglesia Envangelica Principe de Paz, Chicago, IL
-Pastor Gerson Amaya,
-Salem Evangelical Free Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Lilian Amaya,
-Executive Director of Haziel Ministries, Chicago, IL
-Pastor Alli Baker,
-Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Carolyn Bavaro,
-Episcopal Diocese, Chicago, IL
-Dr. PhD. Jose Bermudez,
-Su Voluntad Ministries, INC. Chicago, IL
-Pastor Ernesto Betancourt,
-Temple of God Shalom, Chicago, IL
-Pastor Beth Buckingham-Brown,
-Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL
-Vicar Tobita Chow,
-First Lutheran Church of the Trinity, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Julian DeShazier,
-University Church of Chicago, Chicago IL
-Fr. Ted Durst, Episcopal Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Kristian Johnson,
-Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Chicago IL
-Rabbi Seth Limmer,
-Chicago Sinai Congregation, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Alka Lyall,
-Broadway United Methodist Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Kevin McLemore,
-Epiphany United Church of Christ, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Carol McVetty,
-North Shore Baptist Congregation, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Maria Elizabeth Muñoz,
-Nuestra Señora de las Americas, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Shakespeare Osorio,
-Central Baptist Spanish Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Luis Quinones,
-First Congregational Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Kathryn Ray,
-North Shore Baptist Congregation, Chicago, IL
-Pastor Rony Reyes,
-North Shore Baptist Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Jose A. Rosa,
-First Congregational Church, Chicago, IL
-Rabbi Brant Rosen,
-Tzedek Chicago, Chicago, IL
-Pastor Ignacio Salinas,
-San Benito Anglican Mission, Chicago, IL
-Pastor Michael Shanahan,
-Our Lady of Lourdes, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Dr. Douglas Sharp,
-Hyde Park Union Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Kara Wagner Sherer,
-St. John’s Episcopal Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Joyce Thomas,
-Holy Cross-IHM Parish, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Adrienne Trevathan,
-Associate Minster of the Holy Covenant United Methodist Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Paula Cripps-Vallejo,
-Humboldt Park United Methodist Church, Chicago, IL
-Rev. Alex Wirth,
-Lake View Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Judith Birgen,
-Sisters of Providence, Chicago, IL
-Br. Bede Bladry, FSC,
-De La Salle Christian Brothers, Chicago, IL
-Fr. Robert Bossie,
-Priests of the Sacred Heart, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Marilyn Breen,
-Presentation Sisters, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Mary Catherin Connolly,
-Sr. of the Living Word, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Lupita Cordero,
-Schools Sisters of the Atlantic Midwest Providence, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Judith David,
-Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Mary Kay Flanigan, OSF,
-Franciscan Sisters, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Barbara Gaul,
-Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Marilyn Kofler,
-Sisters of Providence, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Mary Ellen Meckley,
-Sisters of the Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Chicago, IL
-Sr. Mary Ann Penner,
-Immaculate Heart of Mary, Chicago, IL
-Br. Martin Spellman, FSC, Brothers of the Christian Schools <ref> https://www.crln.org/node/2652</ref>
-==Rally for Hope, Stop Separating Families Partners==
-Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio, Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center, ELL Foundation, Holy Family Church, Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center, LULAC, and NKU Latino Institute for Excellence <ref>http://ijpccincinnati.org/event/rally-for-hope-stop-separating-families/</ref>
-Black Lives Matter Cincinatti <ref> http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/2016/03/12/hundreds-march-protect-immigrants/81574046/</ref>
-the Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati <ref>http://www.marcconline.com/home/news_events/parms/1/record/20160304-rally-for-hope-stop-separating-families-march-12th.html</ref>
-==Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) Partners==
-* Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
-* Alliance for a Just Society
-* Arkansas United Community Coalition
-* CASA de Maryland
-* CASA de Virginia
-* Center for Community Change
-* Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles, CHIRLA
-* Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition, CIRC
-* Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas, COFEM
-* EL CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos, New Mexico
-* Florida Immigrant Coalition, FLIC
-* Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, ICIRR
-* Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, ICCI
-* Latin American Coalition, LAC, North Carolina
-* Maine People’s Alliance
-* Make The Road New York
-* Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugees Advocacy Coalition, MIRA
-* Michigan United
-* National Korean American Services and Educational Consortium, NAKASEC
-* National Partnership for New Americans, NPNA
-* National People’s Action, NPA
-* Nebraska Appleseed
-* New Hampshire Alliance for Immigrant Rights-MIRA
-* New York Immigration Coalition, NYIC
-* One America, Washington
-* Pennsylvania Immigration and Citizenship Coalition, PICC
-* Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noreste, PCUN
-* CAUSA Oregon
-* Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, PLAN Nevada
-* Promise Arizona, PAZ
-* Rights for All People, RAP, Colorado
-* Somos un Pueblo Unido, New Mexico
-* Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition, TIRRC
-* Utah Communities United
-* Voces de la Frontera, Wisconsin
-* Washington-CAN <ref>http://fairimmigration.org//wp-content/uploads/2014/10/FIRM-10-10-14-Letter-to-President-Obama.pdf</ref>
-==More anti-deportation guys==
-ORGANIZATION	NAME
-* 1	1Love Movement	Ell See
-* 2	9to5 Atlanta	Charmaine Davis
-* 3	AACHE; MALCS	Gloria Cuadraz
-* 4	ABAJO Y A LA IZQUIERDA	Bertha Gutierrez
-* 5	ABOVE STATUS FL	Jose Luis Nevarez
-* 6	Action Langley Park	Bill Hanna
-* 7	ACTIONN – Acting in Community Together in Organizing Northern Ne	Pat Fling
-* 8	ADAC (Arizona Dream Act Coalition)	Vianey Perez
-* 9	Adorers of the Blood of Christ	Kathleen Reid
-* 10	Adrian Dominican Sisters	Christopher Matthias
-* 11	Advocacy for Justice and Peace Committee of the Sisters of St. Francis	Sr. Frances Murray
-* 12	AFL-CIO	Ana Avendaño
-* 13	Alabama Coalition for Immigration Justice	Rev Angie Wright
-* 14	Alameda Labor Council, AFL-CIO	Josie Camacho
-* 15	ALBANY LATINO ALLIANCE	Carlos Guzmán
-* 16	Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras	Jose Matus
-* 17	All Of Us Or None	Manuel La Fontaine
-* 18	Alliance of Filipinos for Immigrant Rights and Empowerment	Jerry Clarito
-* 19	Alliance San Diego	Christian Ramirez
-* 20	Allies of Knoxville’s Immigrant Neighbors	Fran Ansley
-* 21	America’s Voice	Dara Lind
-* 22	American Baptist Churches USA	Eddie Birdsall
-* 23	American Baptist Home Mission Societies, Office of Immigration a	Aundreia Alexander
-* 24	American Baptists Rochester/Genesee Regi	Alan Newton
-* 25	American Civil Liberties Union	Chris Rickerd
-* 26	American Dream Community Agency	Michael Chavez
-* 27	American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)	Fran Bernstein
-* 28	American Federation of Teachers (AFT)	Cesar Moreno-Perez
-* 29	American Friends Service Committee of Western Massachusetts	Jeff Napolitano
-* 30	Americans for Immigrant Justice, formerly Florida Immigrant Advo	Cheryl Little
-* 31	Arise Chicago Worker Center	Jorge Mujica
-* 32	Arizona DREAM Act Coalition	Cesar Valdes
-* 33	Arizona Queer Undocumented Immigrant Project	Jose Rodriguez
-* 34	Arkansas Coalition for DREAM	Rosa Velasquez
-* 35	Arlington Proyecto Unido	Maria Robles
-* 36	Arlington St. Church	Ann Troise
-* 37	Asian American Justice Center, member of Asian American Center f	Marita Etcubanez
-* 38	Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund	Margaret Fung
-* 39	Asian and Asian American Student Organization, UConn School of S	Seiya Fukuda
-* 40	Asian Law Alliance	Bea Pangilinan
-* 41	Asian Law Caucus	Anoop Prasad
-* 42	Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) – Alameda Chapter	Kim Geron
-* 43	Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), LA Chapter	Lucia Lin
-* 44	Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance- DC Chapter	Jenny Ho
-* 45	Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO	Diana Bui
-* 46	Asian Pacific American Legal Center	Anthony Ng
-* 47	Asian Students Promoting Immigrant Rights through Education (ASPIRE)	Core Members
-* 48	Asociacion Ecuador Unido	Nelson Benitez
-* 49	ASPIRE	ASPIRE Core Members
-* 50	Associaciation of Mexicans in North Carolina, Inc. (AMEXCAN)	Juvencio Rocha-Peralta
-* 51	Association of Latino Men for Action (ALMA)	Julio Rodriguez
-* 52	Atlanta Jobs with Justice	Roger Sikes
-* 53	Austin Immigrant Rights Coalition	Esther Reyes
-* 54	AZ Immigration Ministry of UU Congregation of Phoenix	Sandy Weir
-* 55	Aztlan Media Kollective	john f martinez
-* 56	Bakersfield College M.E.Ch.A	Gustavo Ibarra
-* 57	Beloit Peace and Justice	Ousia Whitaker-DeVault
-* 58	Black Alliance for Just Immigration	Gerald Lanoir
-* 59	Black Slate, Inc.	Ronald Hewitt
-* 60	Border Network for Human Rights	Jose Manuel Escobedo
-* 61	Boston New Sanctuary Movement	Dennis Brown
-* 62	Brazilian Immigrant Center	Meghan Vesel
-* 63	Brazos Interfaith Immigration Netwoek	Jennifee Guillén
-* 64	BreakOUT!	Wes Ware
-* 65	Breakthrough	Ishita Srivastava
-* 66	Buckeyes Organizing for Student Solidarity (BOSS)	Cruz Bonlarron Martínez
-* 67	California Central Valley Journey for Justice	Gloria M. Sandoval
-* 68	California Central Valley Journey for Justice	Jason Flores
-* 69	California Immigrant Policy Center	Gabriel Villareal
-* 70	California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance	Alessandro Negrete
-* 71	Cambridge United for Justice with Peace	Vicky Steinitz
-* 72	CARECEN – Los Angeles	Martha Arevalo
-* 73	Carmelites Sisters, Vedruna Northamerican Region	Sr. Maureen Foltz
-* 74	Casa de Maryland	Gustavo Andrade
-* 75	Casa Freehold	Marguerita Dentino
-* 76	Casa Latina	Hillary Stern
-* 77	causa justa :: just cause	Cynthia Muñoz
-* 78	Center for Community Change	Mayron Payes
-* 79	Center for Constitutional Rights	Annette Dickerson
-* 80	Center for Latino Progress – CPRF	Yanil Teron
-* 81	Central Indiana Jobs with Justice	Amy Shackelford
-* 82	Central Ohio Immigrant Justice	Lauren Hines
-* 83	Centro Autónomo / Mexico-US Solidarity Network	MSN Collective
-* 84	Centro Cultural de Mexico	Carolina Sarmiento
-* 85	Centro de Estudios del Español de Estados Unidos	Armando Guerrero
-* 86	Centro de Trabajadores Unidos: Immigrant Workers’ Project	Ana Guajardo Carrillo
-* 87	Centro Humanitario para los Trabajadores	Marco Nunez
-* 88	Centro Laboral de Graton	Christy Lubin
-* 89	Centro Latino of Owensboro, Ky.	Fran Wilhelm
-* 90	Centro para Familias Hispanas	Consuelo Kwee
-* 91	CEO Pipe Organs/Golden Ponds Farm	Corey E. Olsen
-* 92	Chicago Community and Workers’ Rights	Martin Unzueta
-* 93	Chicago New Santuary Coalition	Sara Wohlleb
-* 94	Church of Our Saviour/Iglesia de Nuestro Salvador Episcopal	Paula Jackson
-* 95	Church World Service	Erol Kekic
-* 96	Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center	Manuel Pérez
-* 97	Circleville Quakers	Brad Cotton
-* 98	Citizen Orange	Kyle de Beausset
-* 99	CIUDAD	Miguel Torres
-* 100	Civic Engagement and Service-Learning at UMass Amherst	John Reiff
-* 101	CLEAN Carwash Campaign	Rosemarie Molina
-* 102	Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice Los Angeles	Jonathan Klein
-* 103	Cleveland Jobs with Justice	Deb Kline
-* 104	Cliniquita Program	Martha Nathan, MD
-* 105	CLUE Santa Barbara	Arthur Stevens
-* 106	CLUE Santa Barbara	Arthur Stevens
-* 107	Coalicion de Lideres Latinos-CLILA	America Gruner
-* 108	Coalicion de Organizaciones Latino-Americanas (COLA)	Ada Volkmer
-* 109	Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA)	Antonio Bernabe
-* 110	Cobb Immigrant Alliance	Richard Pellegrino
-* 111	COLA	Víctor Álvarez
-* 112	Collier County Neighborhood Stories Project	Angela Cisneros
-* 113	Comite Pro Uno	Elizabeth Matamoros
-* 114	Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES)	Alexis Stoumbelis
-* 115	Community Economic Development Center of SE MA	Corinn Williams
-* 116	Community Food and Justice Coalition	Y. Armando Nieto
-* 117	Community to Community	Rosalinda Guillen
-* 118	Community to Community Development	Caroline Correa
-* 119	Community United Against Violence	Stacy Umezu
-* 120	Community4ImmigrantRights	Tamar Diana Wilson
-* 121	Comunidad inmigrantes East Haven CT	Herman Zuniga
-* 122	Comunidad Liberación/Liberation Community	Rev. Anne Dunlap
-* 123	Concerned Citizens of Joliet	Linda Jolet
-* 124	Congress of Day Laborers	Jacinta Gonzalez
-* 125	Connecticut Immigrant Rights Alliance	Ana Rivera
-* 126	CREDO Action	Murshed Zaheed
-* 127	CRISOL-ACUARELA	Beatrice Chodosh
-* 128	Crossing Borders – Dubuque	Mary McCauley
-* 129	CT Students for a DREAM	Camila Bortolleto
-* 130	CTUL (Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en Lucha)	Veronica Mendez
-* 131	Cuéntame	Axel Caballero
-* 132	CultureStrike	Favianna Rodriguez
-* 133	Day Labor Center	Gabriel Hernandez
-* 134	Day Worker Center of Mountain View	Maria Marroquin
-* 135	Define American	Mónica Novoa
-* 136	Democracy in Action	Donna Chicone
-* 137	Derechos Humanos Coalition	Pancho Medina
-* 138	Detention Watch Network	Andrea Black
-* 139	Dominican Empowerment Council	Yunis Segura-McNally
-* 140	Dominican Sisters of Houston	Ceil Roeger
-* 141	Don Bosco Workers Inc	Gonzalo Cruz
-* 142	Dream Action Coalition	Erika Erika
-* 143	Dream ACTivist Georgia	Dulce Guerrero
-* 144	DREAM Activist Ohio	Nick Torres
-* 145	DREAM Alliance of Sonoma County	Jesús Guzmán
-* 146	Dream Team Los Angeles	Dream Team Los Angeles
-* 147	DRM Action Coalition	Cesar Vargas
-* 148	DRUM – Desis Rising Up & Moving	Fahd Ahmed
-* 149	Dura-Clean Inc.	Jose Sr. Duran
-* 150	East Bay Sanctuary Covenant	Manuel De Paz
-* 151	Ecumenical Campus Ministries	Gustin Bova
-* 152	El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos	Rachel LaZar
-* 153	El Centro de la Raza	Veronica Mendez-Cruz
-* 154	El Centro del Inmigrante	Gonzalo Mercado
-* 155	El Comite	Marcela Diaz
-* 156	El Comite de Apoyo a los Trabajadores Agricolas	Jessica Culley
-* 157	El Puente	Yizzar Prieto
-* 158	El Refugio Ministry, Inc.	Marie Marquardt
-* 159	El Zócalo Immigrant Resource Center	Sara Mullally
-* 160	Elgin Dreamers United	Laura Vivaldo
-* 161	Encuentro	Andrea Plaza
-* 162	Enlace	Peter Cervantes-Gautschi
-* 163	Enriching Utah Coalition	Diana Paredes
-* 164	Evergreen Association of American Baptist Churches	Marcia Patton
-* 165	Families for Freedom	Abraham Paulos
-* 166	Family Farm Defenders	John Peck
-* 167	Family Focus Aurora	Jorge Rios
-* 168	Family School Partnership	Leticia Alvarez
-* 169	Farms Not Arms	Linda Speel
-* 170	Farmworker Association of Florida, Inc.	Tirso Moreno
-* 171	Federacion de Clubes Jaliscienses del Sur de CA	Pjna Hernandez
-* 172	Fight for Driver’s License PA	Maria Serna
-* 173	Fight for Justice	Siddhi Kasat
-* 174	Flores Consulting and Psychotherapy	Yvette Flores
-* 175	Florida Coastal Immigrant Rights Clinic	Ericka Curran
-* 176	Florida Council of Churches	Russell Meyer
-* 177	Florida Immigrant Coalition	Natalia Jaramillo
-* 178	Florida New Majority	Elbert Garcia
-* 179	Food Chain Workers Alliance	Joann Lo
-* 180	Food Empowerment Project	Lauren Ornelas
-* 181	Forks Human Rights Group	Lesley Hoare
-* 182	Franciscan Action Network	Sister Marie Lucey
-* 183	Freedom School-MS	Ingrid Cruz
-* 184	Freedom Socialist Party	Doug Barnes
-* 185	Frente Indígena de Organizaciones Binaciones (FIOB)	Sarait Martinez
-* 186	Fresno Immigrant Youth in Action	Luis Ojeda
-* 187	Fuerza del Valle Workers’ Center	Hector Guzman Lopez
-* 188	Generational Alliance	Ryane Ridenour
-* 189	Gentle Spirit Christian Church	Rev. Paul Turner
-* 190	Georgia Detention Watch	Katie Valencia
-* 191	Georgia Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition	L R
-* 192	Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR)	Adelina Nicholls
-* 193	Georgia Mtn. Unitarian Universalist Church	AJ Wolff
-* 194	Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition/Atlanta	Dianne Mako
-* 195	Georgia Rural Urban Summit	Larry Pellegrini
-* 196	Georgia Women’s Actions for New Directions	Becky Rafter
-* 197	GetEQUAL	Felipe Sousa-Rodrguez
-* 198	GLAAD	Dave Montez
-* 199	Global Family Legal Services	Celinas Ruth, Esq.
-* 200	Global Freedom Concerts (GFC)	Gia Ibarra
-* 201	GMUUC Social Justice	Melanie Malovany
-* 202	Grassroots Collaborative	Amisha Patel
-* 203	Grassroots Global Justice Alliance	Cindy Wiesner
-* 204	Grassroots Leadership	Bob Libal
-* 205	Greater Birmingham Ministries	Miguel Carpizio
-* 206	Greater Birmingham Ministries	Miguel Carpizo
-* 207	Grupo de Apoyo e Integracion Hispanoamericano	Erika Sutherland
-* 208	Guatemalan Health Association of Massachusetts	Pantaleon Morales
-* 209	H. S. Power & Light Ministries – Latino Faith Initiative	Fidel “Butch” Montoya
-* 210	HAITIAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH	REV.DR. LEMAIRE ALERTE
-* 211	Haverford College Students for Immigrant Justice	Jonathan Laks
-* 212	Herman Legal Group	Richard Herman
-* 213	Hispanic Coalition, Corp	Rosa Emilia Kasse
-* 214	Hispanic Community Dialogue of VIirginia	Beatriz Amberman
-* 215	Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama	Gwendolyn Ferreti
-* 216	Hispanic/Latino Services	Marcia Brown
-* 217	Holy Innocents Episcopal Church, Little Lake, MI	Dr. James Livingston
-* 218	Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters	Sr. Rose Therese Nolta, SSpS
-* 219	Houston United/Unido	Maria Jimenez
-* 220	Hudson Valley Community Coalition	Betsy Palmieri
-* 221	Human Rights Defense Center	Paul Wright
-* 222	IFT Productions	Omar Cruz
-* 223	Iglesia Menonita del Buen Pastor	David Araujo
-* 224	Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights	Fred Tsao
-* 225	Illinois people’s action	Sonny Garcia
-* 226	Illinois Peoples Action	Sonny Garcia
-* 227	Immigrant Advocacy Project	Rachel Heuman
-* 228	Immigrant Communities in Action (ICA)	Monami Maulik
-* 229	Immigrant Defense Project	Mizue Aizeki
-* 230	Immigrant Justice Network	Alisa Wellek
-* 231	Immigrant Youth Coalition – Los Angeles	Luis Serrano
-* 232	Immigrant Youth Justice League	Ireri Unzueta
-* 233	Immigration Justice Task Force of the UUSJ	Theresa Rekenthaler
-* 234	Immigration Rights Task Force of the Unitarian Society of New Haven	Sophie Twokowski
-* 235	Immigration Task Force of the Californian Annual Conference of t	Linda Kuruhara
-* 236	Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy	Jim Harkness
-* 237	Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice	Robert Brown
-* 238	Interfaith Worker Justice Committee of Colorado	Rev. Daniel Klawitter
-* 239	International Labor Rights Forum	Judy Gearhart
-* 240	International Tribunal of Conscience	Dorinda Moreno
-* 241	ISAAC (Immigration Support And Assistance Center)	Jose Bustos
-* 242	Jackson Area NOW	Laurie Roberts
-* 243	Jewish Council on Urban Affairs	Alison Abrams
-* 244	Jobs with Justice and American Rights at Work	Natalie Patrick-Knox
-* 245	Jobs with Justice San Francisco	Feng Kung
-* 246	Jobs with Justice/American Rights at Work	Sarita Gupta
-* 247	Junta for Progressive Action	Ana Maria Rivera
-* 248	Juntos	Erika Almiron
-* 249	Just Pay for All Coalition	Elisa Ringholm
-* 250	Justice For Immigrants Nevada	Rita Sloan
-* 251	Justice Strategies	Judy Greene
-* 252	Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation	Janet Kramer OSF
-* 253	JUSTICIA DIGNA	Carolina Martin Ramos, Esq.
-* 254	JUSTICIA SOCIAL VALLE DE SAN FERNANDO	santa SANDOVAL
-* 255	Kentucky Dream Coallition	Shakyari Palacios
-* 256	Kentucky Jobs with Justice	Bonifacio Aleman
-* 257	Kickapoo Peace Circle	Marcia Halligan
-* 258	KIWA	Rebeca Ronquillo
-* 259	Korean American Resource & Cultural Center	Heykyung Eum
-* 260	Korean Americans for Political Advancement (KAPA)	Bright Limm
-* 261	Korean Resource Center	Hee Joo Yoon
-* 262	L.A.N.D.	Richard McWherter
-* 263	La Colectiva de Mujeres	Guillermina Castellanos
-* 264	La Esperanza	Lida Delgado
-* 265	La Fuente, a Tri-State Worker and Community Fund	Omar Angel
-* 266	La Roca of the First United Methodist Church	Susan Griggs
-* 267	La Union del Pueblo Entero (LUPE)	Juanita Valdez-Cox
-* 268	La Voz Latina	Cristal Gallegos
-* 269	Lamb & Andrade P.C.	Jodilma Lamb
-* 270	Lansing Workers Center	Mike Kolhoff
-* 271	Latin America Caribbean Committee of the Loretto Community	Carolyn Jaramillo
-* 272	Latin American Coalition	Armando Bellmas
-* 273	Latino Education & Training Institute	Rosamaria Graziani
-* 274	Latino Union of Chicago	Eric Rodriguez
-* 275	Latino Youth Action League	Cynthia Brito
-* 276	Latinos United of Carroll County	Gyla De La Rosa
-* 277	Lawrence Food Not Bombs	Brian Sultana
-* 278	Leadership Conference of Women Religious	Ann Scholz
-* 279	Legal Aid Justice Center	Ivy Finkenstadt
-* 280	Legal Services for Prisoners with Children	Dorsey Nunn
-* 281	Lideres Campesinas	Suguet Lopez
-* 282	Living Hope Wheelchair Association	Francisco Arguelles
-* 283	Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition	Miguel Montalva
-* 284	Long Island Immigrant Alliance	Luis V
-* 285	LOS AMIGOS OF ORANGE COUNTY	AMIN DAVID
-* 286	Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition	Isaac Barrera
-* 287	Lowcountry Immigration Coalition	Lee Kanuck
-* 288	LULAC Council 4609	Leni Gonzalez
-* 289	LULAC-Syracuse chapter	Jose Perez
-* 290	MALCS (Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social)	Rita Urquijo-Ruiz
-* 291	MANA de Orange County	Nellie Kaniski
-* 292	Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition	Pedro Portillo
-* 293	Massachusetts Jobs with Justice	Edwin Argueta
-* 294	MataHari: Eye of the Day	Monique Nguyen
-* 295	Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America	Milton Tambor
-* 296	Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)	Tom Saenz
-* 297	Mi Familia Center: Serving Migrant Communities, Inc.	Rev. Aquiles E. Martinex
-* 298	Mi Familia Vota	Marianela Acuna
-* 299	Miami Workers Center	marcia olivo
-* 300	Michael Chavez Center, Monument Community Partnership	Nati Flores
-* 301	Mid-South Peace and Justice Center	Jacob Flowers
-* 302	Midwest Maya Ministry/United Church of Christ	Denise Griebler
-* 303	Migrant Justice	Natalia Fajardo
-* 304	Minnesota UU Social Justice Alliance	Ralph Wyman
-* 305	MIRA Coalition	Cristina Aguilera
-* 306	Missouri Immigrant and Refugee Advocates	Vanessa Crawford Aragón
-* 307	moana nui action alliance	Arnie Saiki
-* 308	MoveOn.org	Harriet Heywood
-* 309	Movimento per la società di giustizia	Arrigo Colombo
-* 310	Movimiento del Valle porLlos Derechos Humanos	Dina Nunez
-* 311	Mujeres de Maiz	Felicia Montes
-* 312	Mujeres Unidas y Activas	Karina Muñiz
-* 313	N.C. Immigrant Rights Project	Marty Rosenbluth
-* 314	NACCS	Patrisia Gonzales
-* 315	National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd	Lawrence Couch
-* 316	National Alliance for Filipino Concerns	Mara Ibarra
-* 317	National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities	Xochitl Espinosa
-* 318	National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum – DC Chapter	Devan Shea
-* 319	National Association For Chicana and Chicano Studies-ROCKY MOUNT	Jose Flores
-* 320	National Association for Hispanic Elderly	Dr. Carmela Lacayo
-* 321	National Council of Jewish Women	Madeline Shepherd
-* 322	National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)	Pablo Alvarado
-* 323	National Domestic Workers Alliance	Andrea Mercado
-* 324	National Employment Law Project	Haeyoung Yoon
-* 325	National Family Farm Coalition	Katherine Ozer
-* 326	National Guestworker Alliance	Jacob Horwitz
-* 327	National Immigrant Justice Center	Alexis Perlmutter
-* 328	National Immigrant Project of the NLG	Paromita Shah
-* 329	National Immigration Law Center (NILC)	Shiu-Ming Cheer/Marielena Hincapie
-* 330	National Korean American Service & Education Consortium	Jane Yoo
-* 331	National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights	Catherine Tactaquin
-* 332	National Nurses Organizing Committee	Judith Cashin Lerma
-* 333	National People’s Action	George Goehl
-* 334	Neighbors United for a Better East Boston (NUBE)	Gloribell Mota
-* 335	Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA)	Megan Whelan
-* 336	New Haven Peoples Center	Joelle Fishman
-* 337	New Immigrant Community Empowerment	Valeria Treves
-* 338	New Jersey Forum For Human Rights	Eugene Squeo
-* 339	New Mexico Dreamers in Action	New Mexico Dreamers & Allies
-* 340	New Orleans Workers Center for Racial Justice	Jacinta Gonzalez
-* 341	New Orleans’ Interfaith Worker Justice	Jim VanderWeele
-* 342	New Sanctuary Coalition	R. Ragbir
-* 343	New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia	Peter Pedemonti
-* 344	New York Immigration Coalition	Jacki Esposito
-* 345	NH Area Sisters of Mercy	Madonna Moran
-* 346	Nicaragua Center for Community Action	Diana Bohn
-* 347	Niu Matat Napawika	Maria Lopez
-* 348	NJ State Industrial Union Council and NJ Labor Against War	Carol Gay
-* 349	No More Deaths	Hannah Hafter
-* 350	North Texas Dream Team	Marco A. Malagon
-* 351	North Texas Dream Team	Lissette Moreno
-* 352	Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (NESAWG	Amy Little
-* 353	Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights	Angela Fernandez
-* 354	Northwest Immigrant Rights Project	Jorge Baron
-* 355	Occupy Santa Barbara	Aurora Marquez
-* 356	Office of Peace, Justice and Ecological Integrity, Sisters of Ch	Terrence Moran
-* 357	Ohio Action Circle	Ruben Castilla Herrera
-* 358	Ohio Interfaith Immigration Coalition	Ruben Castilla Herrera
-* 359	OLA of Eastern Long Island	Isabel Sepulveda
-* 360	Olneyville Neighborhood Association (Providence)	Susan Beaty
-* 361	OMNI Center for Peace, Justice & Ecology	Gladys Tiffany
-* 362	One Horizon Institute	Steve Pavey
-* 363	OneAmerica	Rich Stolz
-* 364	Orange County Dream Team	Hairo Cortes
-* 365	Oregon Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice	Robert Brown
-* 366	Organizing Apprenticeship Project	Salvador Miranda
-* 367	Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters	Sr. Ginger Downey
-* 368	Out4Immigration	Erik Schnabel
-* 369	Pacific Islander Community Partnership	Manufou Liaiga Anoa\’i
-* 370	Pacific Northwest Immigration Task Force	Lyda Pierce
-* 371	Painters Local 193	Louis Partain
-* 372	Pangea Legal Services	Nilou Khonsari
-* 373	PARENTS AND YOUTH IN ACTION CHAPTER OF ADAC	Rosa Maria Soto
-* 374	Pasadena Latino Forum	Yuny Parada
-* 375	Pax Christi Florida	Nancy O’Byrne
-* 376	Pax Christi Long Island	Agnes Kelly
-* 377	PCUN	Ramon Ramirez
-* 378	Peace Action	Judith Le Blanc
-* 379	Peace and Justice Committee	david folkes
-* 380	Pennsylvania Immigration & Citizenship Coalition	Natasha Kelemen
-* 381	Peoples’ Action for Rights and Community	Verbena Lea
-* 382	Pesticide Action Network	Devika Ghai
-* 383	Phoenix SURJ	Leah Carnine
-* 384	Phoenix Ventures	Janna Piper
-* 385	PICO National Network	Kristee Paschall
-* 386	Pine Street Church	Mary Beth Mankin
-* 387	Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project	Sarah Ignatius
-* 388	Portland Central America Solidarity Committee	Natha Hurwitz
-* 389	Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition	Marcos Mejia
-* 390	POWER	Donaji Lona
-* 391	Pre-Health Dreamers	Jirayut Latthivongskorn
-* 392	Presentation Sisters, Aberdeen, SD	Sister Kathleen Bierne, pbvm
-* 393	Presente.org	Arturo Carmona
-* 394	Progressive Democrats of America – Arizona	Dan O’Neal
-* 395	Progressive Democrats of America (PDA)	Conor Boylan
-* 396	Project Hope – Proyecto Esperanza	Sister Ellen Lamberjack
-* 397	Project IRENE	Rose Mary Meyer, BVM
-* 398	Project South	Emery Wright
-* 399	Providence Youth Student Movement	Chanravy Proeung
-* 400	Public Science Project	Caitlin Cahill
-* 401	Pueblo Sin Fronteras	Roberto Corona
-* 402	Puente Human Rights Movement	Carlos Garcia
-* 403	Rachel B. Scarlata Realty	Rachel Scarlata
-* 404	Racial & Ethnic Concerns Group / UU Congregation of Atlanta	Barbaras Burnham
-* 405	Racial Justice Action Center	Xochitl Bervera
-* 406	Radical Women	Anne Slater
-* 407	Reformed Church of Highland Park, NJ	Jean Stockdale
-* 408	Religious Sisters of Charity	Sr. Kathleen Bryant
-* 409	Renaissance Club	Merna Zimmerman
-* 410	River Road UU Congregation, Latin America Taskforce Network	Donald Chery
-* 411	Rockford DREAM Action	Sara Briseno
-* 412	Rocky Mountain Foco of the National Association for Chicana/o Studies	Cordelia Candelaria
-* 413	Rogue Valley Interfaith Immigration Coalition	Rosalie Caffrey
-* 414	Rooted in Community	Gerardo Marin
-* 415	Rural Advancement Fund	Georgia Good
-* 416	Rural Coalition	Laura Valdes
-* 417	Rural Coalition/Coalición Rural	Lorette Picciano
-* 418	SAFE-Stdent Alliance For Education	Gabriel Magallanes
-* 419	SAJE (Strategic Actions for a Just Economy)	Paulina Gonzalez
-* 420	Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)	Yanira Arias
-* 421	San Benito County (CA) Democratic Central Committee	Gregory Rivera
-* 422	San Bernardino Community Service Center, Inc.	Emilio Amaya
-* 423	San Diego County Coalition for Education	Alberto Ochoa
-* 424	San Diego DREAM Team	Karina Valdivia
-* 425	San Francisco Day Labor Program and Women’s Collective	Emiliano Bourgois-Chacon
-* 426	School of the Americas Watch	Maria Bard
-* 427	School of the Americas Watch (SOA Watch)	Hendrik Voss
-* 428	Seed House – Casa de la Semilla	Emira Palacios
-* 429	SEIU Healthcare 775NW	Adam Glickman
-* 430	SEIU Local 1021	Lily Leung
-* 431	SEIU1000	Keri Kline
-* 432	Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network	Jazmin Segura
-* 433	Servicio Particular Alacran de Aztlan	francisco mendez
-* 434	Share Foudation	Jose Artiga
-* 435	SHARE Foundation	Blanca Vazquez
-* 436	Sisters of Christian Charity	Margaritis Kullowitch
-* 437	Sisters of Mercy of the Americas	Ryan Murphy
-* 438	Sisters of Mercy South Central Community	Sister Rose Marie Tresp
-* 439	Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community	Karen Donahue
-* 440	Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia	Sr. Esther Anderson
-* 441	Sisters of St. Francis of Tiffin, Ohio	Jacquelyn Doepker
-* 442	Sisters of St. Francis, Sylvania, OH	Sister Mary Jon Wagner
-* 443	Sisters of ST. Joseph of Rochester	Phyllis Tierney
-* 444	Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield Massachusetts	Denise Granger, SSJ
-* 445	Sisters of the Divine Compassion	M. Doretta Cornell
-* 446	Sisters, Home Visitors of Mary	Rosemarie abate
-* 447	Skagit Immigrant Rights Council	Jim Justice
-* 448	Social Justice Committee, Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellows	Bernita Franzel
-* 449	Social Justice Guild of the First Existentialist Congregation of	Lorraine Fontana
-* 450	Solidarity	Dianne Feeley
-* 451	Somos America/We Are America Coalition	Daniel Rodriguez
-* 452	Somos Tuskaloosa	Ana Vazquez
-* 453	SONG / Southerners On New Ground	Paulina Helm-Hernandez
-* 454	SOPHIA	Malcolm Bertsch
-* 455	South Central Iowa Federation of Labor AFL-CIO	Mark Cooper
-* 456	South Texas Civil Rights Project	Joseph Martin
-* 457	Southeast Immigrant Rights Network	Mónica Hernández
-* 458	Southside Worker Center, Tucson, AZ	Raúl Alcaraz Ochoa
-* 459	Spanish Community of Wallingford	Maria Harlow
-* 460	St Cyprian Justice and peace Ministry	John Pulvino
-* 461	St Joseph Vally Project – Jobs with Justice	Joseph Carbone
-* 462	St. Gabriel Peace and Justice Committee	Jean Mont-Eton
-* 463	Stop The Checkpoints	Lois Danks
-* 464	Street Level Health Project	Gabriela Galicia
-* 465	Student Farmworker Alliance	Lis-Marie Alvarado
-* 466	Student Immigrant Movement	Conrado Santos
-* 467	Students of Los Angeles	Gerardo Montano
-* 468	Students United for Immigrant Equality	Sarah Nemeroff
-* 469	Students Working For Equal Rights	Saul Aleman
-* 470	Studio Revolt	Anida Ali
-* 471	Tampa Moveon.org	Christopher Radulich
-* 472	Taylor Lee & Associates	Aaron Ortiz-Santos
-* 473	Team Awesome Arizona	Adriana Garcia
-* 474	Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition	Stephan Fotopulos
-* 475	Texas Organizing Project	Sonia Macias
-* 476	The Advocates for Human Rights	Michele McKenzie
-* 477	the Ave Project	David Richard
-* 478	The Episcopal Network for Economic Justice	Dianne Aid
-* 479	The Family Place	Kirsten Wittkowski
-* 480	The Farmworkers Association of Florida, Inc.	Isidoro Quezada
-* 481	the Harry Potter Alliance	Paul DeGeorge
-* 482	The Immigration Task force of the United Methodist Church, California	Rev. David Farley
-* 483	The Jasmar Group	Val Jacobo
-* 484	The National Latino Voter Progressive Party	MsEuseba E Aquino-Hughes
-* 485	The Ruckus Society	Diana Pei Wu
-* 486	the space	steven linn
-* 487	The WAY	Katelyn Chapman
-* 488	Tim Paynter Attorney At Law	Tim Paynter
-* 489	Tri-City Democrats, Richland, WA	Ralph Crowl
-* 490	Tucson Samaritans	Maria Ochoa
-* 491	UCC	Barbara Hughes
-* 492	UCSB IDEAS	Marvin Girón
-* 493	UIC Students Against Sweatshops	Martin Macias, Jr
-* 494	Undocumented Illinois	Jocelyn Munguya
-* 495	Undocumented Students and Allies at IIT	Maria Gonzalez
-* 496	Unidad Latina en Acción	John Lugo
-* 497	Unidad Latina en Acción NJ	Ana Pazminino
-* 498	Union de Vecinos	Leonardo Vilchis
-* 499	Union Salvadorena Estudiantes Universitarios	Genesy Hernandez
-* 500	Unitarian Universalist Association	Susan Leslie
-* 501	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Gwinnett	JoAnn Weiss
-* 502	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Tuscaloosa	Fred L. Hammond
-* 503	Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry, California	Lindi Ramsden
-* 504	Unitarian Universalist Service Committee	Shelley Moskowitz
-* 505	Unitarian Universalists of Southern Deleware	Kristine Acker
-* 506	United Action Connecticut	John S. Volpini
-* 507	United Community Center of Westchester	Jackeline Agudelo
-* 508	United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society	Bill Mefford
-* 509	United Steelworkers Local 675	David Campbell
-* 510	United Students Against Sweatshops	Coordinating Committee
-* 511	United We Dream	Lorella Praeli
-* 512	United Workers Congress	Kimi Lee
-* 513	Unitierra en Puebla	Universidad de la Tierra en Puebla
-* 514	UNITY	Michael Leon Guerrero
-* 515	Universidad Popular	Nicolas Gonzalez
-* 516	University of Chicago Coalition for Immigrant Rights	Lynda Lopez
-* 517	USW Local 3657 Civil Rights Comte.	Guillermo Perez
-* 518	UU Mass Action	Jesse Jaeger
-* 519	UURISE: Unitarian Universalist Refugee and Immigrant Services	Daniel Stracka
-* 520	Vermont Immigration and Asylum Advocates	Michele Jenness
-* 521	Vermont Workers Center	Chris Schroth
-* 522	Viatorians	Michael Gosch
-* 523	Violence Intervention Program	Cecilia Gastón
-* 524	Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations (VACOLAO)	Edgar Aranda-Yanoc
-* 525	Viva Farms	Sarita Schaffer
-* 526	Voces de la Comunidad	Destry Sibley
-* 527	Voces de la Frontera	Christine Neumann-Ortiz
-* 528	VOZ Workers Rights Education Project	Romeo Sosa
-* 529	WA State UU Voices for Justice	Carol McKinley
-* 530	Washington DREAM Act Coalition	Carlos Padilla
-* 531	Washington New Sanctuary Movement	Roberta Ray
-* 532	WeCount!	Jonathan Fried
-* 533	Welcome Everybody	America Carbajal
-* 534	West Suburban Action Project (PASO)	Yesenia Sanchez
-* 535	Westchester Hispanic Coalition	Graciela Heymann
-* 536	WHARTON COUNTY 4/JUSTICE	LORETTA ROMO
-* 537	William C. Velazquez Institute	Antonio Gonzalez
-* 538	Wind of the Spirit, NJ	Ilana Rossoff
-* 539	Workers Defense Project	Sabina Hinz-Foley
-* 540	Workers Interfaith Network	Alfredo Pena
-* 541	http://www.WeAreOne.cc	Joseph Kohn MD
-* 542	Yakima County Dream Team	Eduardo Lara
-* 543	Young Democratic Socialists of William Paterson University of Ne	Daniel Santiago
-* 544	Youth Organizing for Unity	Maurice de Segovia <ref>http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/take-action/organizational-letter-to-the-president-suspend-deportations/</ref>
-==More Anti-Deportation Groups==
-* 9to5, National Association of Working Women
-* The Advocates for Human Rights
-* African Awareness Association
-* Agora, St. Paul, MN
-* Alianza Americas
-* Alianza de Organizaciones Guatenaltecas ADOGUAH
-* Alliance For Global Justice
-* Alliance of AIDS Services – Carolina
-* Alliance San Diego
-* America’s Voice
-* American Civil Liberties Union
-* American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
-* American Immigration Council
-* American Immigration Lawyers Association
-* American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
-* Americans for Immigrant Justice
-* ARISE
-* Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles
-* Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC
-* Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence
-* Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD)
-* Austin Jewish Voice for Peace
-* Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture
-* Berkeley Palma Siruani Sister City Association
-* Border Action Network
-* Border Network for Human Rights
-* Campaign for Community Change and Fair Immigration Reform Movement
-* Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR) Coalition
-* CARECEN DC
-* CARECEN Los Angeles
-* Casa de Esperanza
-* Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis
-* Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC)
-* Center for Women Policy Studies
-* Centro Savila
-* Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America
-* Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Refugee and Immigration Ministries
-* Church of the Brethren
-* Church World Service
-* Coalition de Detechos Humanos
-* Cobb Immigrant Alliance
-* Cocies
-* Colectiva Legal del Pueblo
-* Colibri Center for Human Rights
-* Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach
-* Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
-* Conversations With Friends – Minnesota’s program visiting people detained by ICE
-* Crisis Intervention Services
-* Dolores Street Community Services
-* DomesticSexual Assualt Outreach Center
-* Dominican Development Center, Inc
-* Durango Unido en Chicago
-* El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
-* El Centro Hispano
-* FaithAction International House
-* Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement
-* Farmworker Justice
-* Fighting for Equal Education
-* First Focus
-* Florida Coastal School of Law Clinical Programs
-* Focus on Humanity
-* Friends of Broward Detainees
-* Friendship Office of the Americas
-* Frontera de Cristo
-* Futures Without Violence
-* Georgia Detention Watch
-* Grassroots Leadership
-* HIAS
-* Hispanic Health Network
-* Human Rights First
-* Human Rights Observation/Honduras
-* Humane Borders
-* Ignatian Solidarity Network
-* Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
-* Immigrant Justice Corps
-* Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
-* Immigration Taskforce, Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in
-* America
-* Institute for Policy Studies, New Internationalism Project
-* International Rescue Committee
-* Iowa Coalition Against Sexual Assault
-* IowaCASA
-* ISAIAH
-* Jesuit Refugee Service/USA
-* Jewish Community Action
-* Just Foreign Policy
-* Justice For Our Neighbors-Nebraska
-* Justice Strategies
-* Kids in Need of Defense (KIND)
-* Kino Border Initiative
-* La Hermandad Hank Lacayo Youth & Family Center
-* La Union del Pueblo Entero
-* La Voz de los de Abajo Chicago
-* Latin America Working Group Education Fund (LAWGEF)
-* Latin American Coalition
-* Latin American Youth Center/Maryland Multicultural Youth Centers
-* Latino Commission on AIDS
-* Latinos in the Deep South
-* Leadership Conference of Women Religious
-* Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
-* League of United Latin American Citizens
-* Legal Momentum
-* Legal Services for Children
-* Louisiana AIDS Advocacy Network
-* Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
-* Mennonite Central Committee U.S. Washington Office
-* MIRA Coalitions
-* National Center for Lesbian Rights
-* National Council of Jewish Women
-* National Guestworker Alliance
-* National Immigrant Justice Center
-* National Immigration Law Center
-* National Justice for Our Neighbors
-* National Korean American Service & Education Consortium
-* National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
-* National Organization for Women
-* Navigate MN
-* The Needham Area Immigration Justice Task Force
-* New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
-* NYU Center for Health and Human Rights
-* Nicaragua Center For Community Action
-* Nicaragua Network
-* Nisaa African Family Services
-* Not 1 More Coalition GA
-* OneAmerica
-* Orange County Immigrant Youth United
-* Pax Christi USA
-* Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)
-* Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana de Savannah, INC.
-* Public Counsel
-* Red Mexicana de Lideres y Organizaciones Migrantes
-* Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES)
-* Rights Action
-* Rochester Committee on Latin America (ROCLA)
-* Safe Passage Project
-* Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)
-* San Diego Immigrant Rights Consortium
-* San Francisco School of the Americas Watch
-* San Solano Missions
-* Sanctuary for Families
-* Savannah Latina
-* Save the Children
-* SF Bay Area Guatemalan Committee
-* Sisters of Mercy, Institute Justice Team
-* Sojourners
-* Southeast Asian Coalition
-* Southern Border Communities Coalition
-* St. Cyril of Alexandria Parish
-* St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
-* Stop The Checkpoints
-* SustainUS
-* Task Force on the Americas
-* Teatro de la Séptima Generación/Seventh Generation Theatre
-* Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition
-* TODEC LEGAL CENTER
-* Transformative Healing
-* U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
-* U.S.-El Salvador Sister Cities
-* Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
-* United We Dream
-* UU College of Social Justice
-* Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights
-* We Belong Together
-* Women’s Refugee Commission
-* Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights at the University of Chicago <ref>http://www.aila.org/advo-media/aila-correspondence/2015/sign-on-letter-opposing-dhs-nationwide-raids</ref>
-==Sanctuary Campuses==
-* Wesleyan University <ref> http://www.courant.com/education/hc-college–trump-sanctuary-1123-20161122-story.html</ref>
-* University of Pennsylvania
-* University of California
-* New York University <ref>http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/12/sanctuary-campus-college-dreamers-deportation</ref>
-* University of Maryland <ref>http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/25/university-wants-to-be-sanctuary-campus-for-illegals/</ref>
-* Portland State University <ref>https://www.pdx.edu/insidepsu/portland-state-is-a-sanctuary-university</ref>
-* Columbia University
-* Oregon State University
-* Reed College <ref>http://remezcla.com/lists/culture/sanctuary-campus-daca/</ref>
-* Pitzer College <ref> http://tsl.news/news/6366/</ref>
-* Santa Fe Community College <ref> https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2016/12/05/santa-fe-community-college-becomes-sanctuary-campus</ref>
-* Connecticut College <ref>http://www.theday.com/article/20161202/NWS01/161209854 </ref>
-* Drake University <ref>  http://cbs2iowa.com/news/local/drake-university-president-declares-institution-a-sanctuary-campus</ref>
-* Swarthmore College <ref> http://www.philly.com/philly/education/20161204_Swarthmore_College_declares_itself_a_sanctuary_campus.html</ref>
-==Boston New Sanctuary Movement Allies==
-====Members====
-* Arlington Street Church, Boston
-* Church of the Covenant, Boston
-* Community Church of Boston
-* First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, UCC
-* First Congregational Church of Somerville, United Church of Christ
-* First Parish in Brookline, Unitarian Universalist
-* First Parish in Cambridge, Unitarian Universalist
-* First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist
-* Follen Community Church, Social Action Committee
-* Massachusetts Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
-* Old Cambridge Baptist Church
-* Paulist Center, Boston
-* Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford
-* Unitarian Universalist Association
-* First Parish Brewster
-* Unitarian Church of Sharon* <ref>http://www.bostonnewsanctuary.org/about/members/</ref>
-====Partners====
-* Brazilian Immigrant Center
-* Centro Presente
-* The Chelsea Collaborative
-* Jobs With Justice
-* Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
-* Massachusetts Interfaith Worker Justice
-* Matahari: Eye of the Day
-* Student Immigrant Movement <ref>http://www.bostonnewsanctuary.org/about/partners/</ref>
-==New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia Allies==
-* Arch Street United Methodist Church
-* Calvary United Methodist Church
-* Central Baptist Church of Wayne
-* Centro Cristiano de la Roca
-* Eglise Evangelique Haitienne
-* Faith Emmanuel Church
-* Germantown Mennonite Church
-* Holy Innocents Church
-* Mishkan Shalom Synagogue
-* The Philadelphia Praise Center
-* Tabernacle United Church
-* Tikkun Olam Chavurach
-* St. Joan of Arc Parrish
-* St. Vincent de Paul R.C. Church
-* UUPLAN (Unitarian Universalist Pennsylvania Legislative Action Network)
-* West Kensington Ministry
-* Visitation BVM Church <ref>http://www.sanctuaryphiladelphia.org/index.php/about-us/congregations</ref>
-====Foundation Partners====
-* Samuel S Fels Fund
-* Patricia Kind Family Foundation
-* The Alfred and Mary Douty Foundation
-* Allen Hilles Fund
-* The Philadelphia Foundation
-* Bread and Roses Community Fund
-* Union Benevolent Association <ref>http://sanctuaryphiladelphia.org/who-we-are-new-sanctuary/how-were-funded</ref>
-==New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City Allies==
-Saint Peter’s Church
-http://saintpeters.org/
-African Services Committee
-http://www.africanservices.org/
-The Legal Aid Society
-http://www.legal-aid.org/en/home.aspx
-Immigration Defense Project
-http://www.immdefense.org/
-The Bronx Defenders
-http://www.bronxdefenders.org/
-NYU Immigrant Rights Clinic
-http://www.law.nyu.edu/academics/clinics/Year/immigrantrights/
-Catholic Charities
-http://catholiccharitiesny.org/
-Sanctuary for Families
-https://www.sanctuaryforfamilies.org/
-Detention Watch Network
-http://www.detentionwatchnetwork.org/
-The New York Immigration Coalition
-http://thenyic.org/
-<ref> http://www.newsanctuarynyc.org/allies-resources/http://www.newsanctuarynyc.org/allies-resources/</ref>
-==Oregon New Sanctuary Coalition Allies==
-th Avenue Peace House
-Ainsworth United Church of Christ
-Augustana Lutheran Church
-Bridgeport United Church of Christ
-Cedar Hills United Church of Christ
-Central Pacific Conference of the United Church of Christ
-Clackamas United Church of Christ
-First Baptist Church
-First Unitarian Church
-Havurah Shalom
-Jewish Voice for Peace-Portland
-Journey-Koinonia Catholic Community
-Kairos-Milwaukie United Church of Christ
-Lake Oswego United Church of Christ
-P’nai Or of Portland
-Southeast Mission Center of the Sisters of the Holy Names
-St. Luke Lutheran Church
-St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
-St. Peter & St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
-St. Philip Neri Parish
-St. Pius X Catholic Church <ref>http://www.oregonsanctuary.org/</ref>
-==Metro Denver Sanctuary Coalition Allies==
-First Unitarian Society of Denver
-The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
-Mountain View Friends Meeting
-Boulder Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
-First Universalist Church of Denver
-Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
-Jefferson Unitarian Church
-Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church <ref> http://www.metrodenversanctuary.org/about_us</ref>
-==Milwaukee New Sanctuary Movement Allies==
-* Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church
-* St. Benedict the Moor
-* The Cathedral of the Holy Angels
-* Santa Fe Lutheran Church
-* Casa de Gracia
-* Ascension Lutheran Church
-* Unitarian Universalist Church West
-* Congregation Sinai
-* Good Shepherd Catholic Church
-* MICAH
-* St. Francis of Assisi
-* Bay View United Methodist Church <ref>http://newsanctuarymke.org/en/allies/</ref>
-==Unitarian Universalist Churches Helping with Sanctuary Movement==
-Alabama
-UU Congregation of Tuscaloosa, Northport
-Arizona
-Granite Peak UU Congregation, Prescott
-Mountain Vista UU, Tucson
-UU Congregation of Phoenix, Paradise Valley
-UU Congregation of Green Valley, Amado
-Valley UU Congregation, Chandler
-California
-Emerson UU Church, Canoga Park
-UU Church of Long Beach
-First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles
-Conejo Valley UU Fellowship,Thousand Oaks
-Colorado
-Boulder Valley UU Fellowship, Lafayette
-First Unitarian Society of Denver
-UU Congregation of Boulder
-Connecticut
-UU Congregation of Danbury
-Florida
-UU Congregation of Mami
-Kansas
-Unitarian Fellowship of Lawrence
-Shawnee Mission UU Church, Overland Park
-Massachusetts
-First Parish UU, Bedford
-Arlington Street Church, Boston
-Community Church of Boston
-First Parish in Brookline
-First Parish Cambridge UU
-First Church in Jamaica Plain UU
-UU Church of Medford
-Maine
-First Parish UU, Portland
-Nevada
-UU Fellowship of Northern Nevada, Reno
-New Jersey
-Unitarian Church of Montclair
-New Mexico
-UU Fellowship of Silver City
-UU Church of Las Cruces
-New York
-The Community Church of New York
-Ohio
-UU Church of Akron
-Oregon
-First Unitarian Church of Portland
-Pennsylvania
-Main Line Unitarian Church, Devon
-South Carolina
-UU Congregation of the Lowcountry, Bluffton
-Tennessee
-Holston Valley UU Church, Johnson City
-Texas
-First UU Church of Austin
-Utah
-First Unitarian Church, Salt Lake City
-Washington
-Cascade UU Fellowship, East Wenatchee
-Northlake UU Church, Kirkland
-All Souls UU Fellowship, Olympia
-Organizations
-The Channing-Murray Foundation, Urbana, IL
-No More Deaths
-Southern California Unit of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
-UU Campus Ministry at the University of Illinois, Urbana
-UU Refugee and Immigrant Services and Education (UURISE) <ref> http://www.uua.org/immigration/witness/partners/new-sanctuary-congs</ref>
-==California Sanctuary Coalition==
-Bay Area Sanctuary Congregations:
-Primera Iglesia Presbiteriana Hispana, Oakland
-University Lutheran Chapel, Berkeley
-St. Johns Presbyterian Church, Berkeley
-First Congregational Church of Berkeley
-Kehilla Community Synagogue, Piedmont
-Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland
-St. John of God, San Francisco
-St. Agnes Church, San Francisco
-First Congregational Church of Palo Alto
-Episcopal Diocese of California
-Shomeret Shalom Global Congregation
-Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church
-Religious Organizations part of the Sanctuary Movement:
-Bay Area
-FAME/EBASE
-East Bay Interfaith Immigration Coalition
-East Bay Sanctuary Covenant
-Southbay Sanctuary Covenant
-Claremont Area
-Claremont United Methodist Church
-Claremont United Church of Christ Congregational <ref>http://www.im4humanintegrity.org/sanctuary-map-northern-california/</ref>
-==References==
-== Stop ==
-Please do not create any articles of which the main content is the list of sponsors. The purpose of CP is not exclusively to document who finances who (even though that might be a good idea at times). --[[User:1990&#39;sguy|1990&#39;sguy]] ([[User talk:1990&#39;sguy|talk]]) 22:55, 3 October 2017 (EDT)
-:Maybe I shouldn't have been so harsh in my message. It's not a good idea to put the advertisers/sponsors of various people or organizations, because it's not necessary and because it takes up a lot of space. It does not make the article interesting or encyclopedic. I recommend only doing it if the article's topic is truly outrageous -- when a sponsor or advertiser truly is endorsing the left-wing agenda, rather than doing it for a profit. --[[User:1990&#39;sguy|1990&#39;sguy]] ([[User talk:1990&#39;sguy|talk]]) 23:17, 3 October 2017 (EDT)
-I guess in the case of the liberal media people like The View, Rachel Maddow, Shephard Smith, as well as the NFL and NCAA (all of whom technically are advertising for them or on them for a profit), people might just want to know (especially with the mess in the NFL (and how the NCAA, like the NFL, has gone to being political and attacking religious liberty bills and the NFL went further by insulting the National Anthem and being somewhat sympathetic to Black Lives Matter.) I had thought that a wiki format would be ideal for advertisers as they change so much.  If, however, you would prefer that I don't, then I won't do it anymore (I already did it for the NFL, NCAA, Shepard Smith, Al Sharpton, etc.)   [[User:PatriotMongoose|PatriotMongoose]] ([[User talk:PatriotMongoose|talk]]) 23:29, 3 October 2017 (EDT)
-:I reverted most (I don't think all) of it. As I said, a lot of this is boring and doesn't add much to the articles (the advertisers are often not ''directly'' related to the article). The formatting doesn't help either (the list is very long and takes up a lot of space). In many of these cases, it is not clear that these advertisers are endorsing a left-wing agenda. If a company is truly non-partisan, they will advertise on both liberal and conservative channels because they are highly-watched. If I were an advertiser advertising for a product having nothing to do with politics, I would advertise both in liberal and conservative channels so the most people see my ads. Simply advertising on CNN or another show does not automatically make a company liberal. It is only proof if these companies refuse to also advertise on conservative shows and/or if they make it very clear that they are endorsing a left-wing agenda rather than simply advertising.
-:That doesn't mean you can't make any edits about this -- just do it in the right places and situations. A lot of these edits almost look like spam. --[[User:1990&#39;sguy|1990&#39;sguy]] ([[User talk:1990&#39;sguy|talk]]) 23:39, 3 October 2017 (EDT)
-== Changed the title of the article "Corporate tyranny" to "Corporate liberal tyranny" ==
-I changed the title of the article "[[Corporate tyranny]]" to "[[Liberal corporate tyranny]]". [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 16:07, 5 October 2017 (EDT)

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