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Subject Border Angels Weekly Newsletter
Date April 24, 2020 11:54 PM
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** Border Angels Update
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Border Angels denounces Trump’s anti-immigrant tweet. His statement to halt immigration during the pandemic is purely political, and yet another attack on immigrant communities to attempt continuing instilling fear.

Millions of immigrants are essential workers: hospital workers, farm workers, and all the workers that keep our country running. We denounce the anti-immigrant narrative and the further attempts to exacerbate family separation, especially during this time of crisis.

BORDER ANGELS STANDS WITH OUR IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES.
We’re so happy to announce that the shelter expansion at Roca de Salvación shelter is moving along quickly!

Thanks to your continued support, we have been able to provide more room for our beloved migrant families and have even added some big beautiful windows to the space. As the bricks are laid one by one, we are reminded just how much we are all in this together, and that when people unite for a good cause, amazing feats can be accomplished.

Thank you!
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Estamos muy emocionados de compartir con ustedes los que la expansión del albergue Roca de Salvación va rápidamente!

Gracias a su apoyo, hemos podido brindarles un lugar más grande a nuestras familias migrantes y hemos añadido ventanas grandes al espacio. Conforme los ladrillos van siendo colocados uno por uno, nos recuerda a todos lo mucho que podemos lograr cuando trabajamos todos juntos.

Muchísimas gracias!
"Since the first day Javier joined our Border Angels Water Drops, I have always been able to depend on him. Javier is always up for whatever the task is, and his dedication ensures that our missions are handled to their utmost efficiency. I put my trust in him and I know the day will be more productive and safe with him along the way."
-James Cordero, Water Drop Co-Director

THANK YOU JAVIER!!!


** Border Angels in the News
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** Senators Want to Know if ICE Detainees Were Pepper Sprayed After Requesting Masks
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By Tyche Hendricks


' But the company’s quarantine approach has raised concerns for another immigrant advocate. Attorney Dulce Garcia, executive director of the group Border Angels, said she’s been trying to post a bond for an asylum-seeker who has been approved for release but said officials told her he had to stay in his quarantined unit for 14 days, even though he’s not sick and hasn’t been tested for COVID-19.

“No one can get out of the cohort,” said Garcia. “Today we received notice that they moved someone who tested positive and had a fever last week into the cohort. Every time they put a new person in, the clock starts again. How will they ever get out?” '
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** President Trump says he will temporarily suspend immigration
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By Anthony Pura

'"I can imagine first thing tomorrow morning, I'm going have clients call me to try and figure out if this applies to them or not," said Dulce Garcia, an immigration attorney who is also a part of the advocacy group Border Angels.'

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Executive Director Dulce Garcia on Univision from home today in response to Trump’s anti-immigrant tweet. Hear her advice and thoughts as well as fellow San Diego migrant rights activists by clicking on the link below:
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Directora Ejecutiva Dulce Garcia en Univision desde casa responde a el tweet anti-inmigrante de Trump. Escucha sus recomendaciones y las de otros activistas migrantes se San Diego en el enlace de abajo:

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** Familias Reunidas Bond Program
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FILL OUT THE FORM DOWN BELOW!!!

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Despite the growing challenges of this pandemic, Border Angels remains determined to protect and support the community we have pledged to serve. Even though we are currently unable to accept physical donations, we are always accepting monetary donations to support:

1. Our Shelter Aid Program❤️: Especially now that we are unable to receive these items, we need your help to provide funds for groceries, hygiene products, utility bills, rent, clothes, etc.!

2. Familias Reunidas Bond Program👨‍👩‍👧: Given the severity of this outbreak, we NEED to get as many people out of the Otay Mesa Detention Center as we can. With your help we can post bond for more individuals! (Link in highlights under Bond Program)

3. Water Drop Program
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: Even after having to postpone public water drops, our team is still constantly in the desert scouting and dropping the supplies necessary for survival. Their work never stops, because the need never stops.

Thank you for your continued support.🖤🦋
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Stay Informed &
Know Your Rights

Trump Sows Uncertainty With Green Card Ban and Hints at More

By Nick Wadhams, Jordan Fabian, Justin Sink, and Josh Wingrove

"President Donald Trump announced he would halt the issuance of green cards for two months -- stopping short of a sweeping immigration ban that included temporary foreign workers -- but hinted at the possibility of additional restrictions that could complicate planning for businesses and workers looking to rebound from the coronavirus."

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US adds cameras at Mexico border despite drop in crossings

By James Laporta and Julie Watson

"SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Trump administration has been quietly adding mobile surveillance cameras at the U.S.-Mexico border in response to the coronavirus pandemic, though fewer people appear to be crossing illegally. It’s the latest move as operations at the U.S.-Mexico border have become increasingly militarized and secretive."

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'We're Ignored Completely.' Amid the Pandemic, Undocumented Immigrants Are Essential But Exposed

By Lissandra Villa

"Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Maria is classified as an essential worker, which means she has to keep going in even as large sectors of the economy have shut down. She has a letter from her employer to prove it. Though she says her hours have been cut in half because of COVID-19, she’s still expected to show up. It was only last week, Maria says, that her employer finally gave a presentation about maintaining six feet of distance while on the job—which she says is impossible to do—and requesting that workers wear a face cover and gloves, which are not supplied."

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U.S. And Mexico Extend Coronavirus Border Restrictions For Another Month

By Vanessa Romo

"The United States and Mexico are extending restrictions on nonessential travel across their shared border for an additional 30 days to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The move comes on the heels of a ** similar announcement of an agreement with Canada ([link removed][UNIQID])
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Mexico: 14 migrants get COVID-19 after US deports man with virus

Tamaulipas state officials say migrant deported from Texas entered the shelter without knowing that he had coronavirus.

By Al Jazeera and News Agencies

"Sixteen migrants and asylum seekers from several countries have tested positive for coronavirus in Mexico's northern border state of Tamaulipas, the state government said Monday."

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Local
San Diego Resources:
DACA, COVID-19

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The Supreme Court will soon announce their decision on the future of DACA. This decision will impact the lives of many of our community members, especially folks who have DACA.

If you’re a current DACA beneficiary who is waiting for the Supreme Court decision, check out these resources to help you renew your DACA, find out about long-term immigration options you might be eligible for, make money regardless of your immigration status, and maintain your mental and emotional well-being.

No matter what the Supreme Court decides, we’ve got your back!

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The Supreme Court of the United States did not issue a decision on DACA this week, adding more stress and uncertainty to our communities.

Check out these great mindfulness resources from United We Dream.
We're all in this together!

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Renewing your DACA is even more important now than ever before!

Consult with an attorney or nonprofit that is offering legal services to see if you are eligible to renew now!

National Immigration Legal Services Directory

Use the options below to search for immigration legal services providers by state, county, or detention facility.

Only nonprofit organizations that provide free or low-cost immigration legal services are included in this directory.

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Covid-19 Resources for Undocumented People /
Covid-19 Recursos para Personas Indocumentadas

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COVID-19: Assistance
Available to Undocumented Individuals

Financial Relief, Health Access and Guidance, Legal Rights, Free and Low Cost Services.

COVID-19: Assistencia
para Individuos Indocumentados

Ayuda Financiera, Acceso y Información para Cuidado de Salud, Derechos Legales, Servicios Gratuitos y De Bajo Costo.

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San Diego Food Bank – Food Programs Operating During the COVID-19 Crisis

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Domestic Violence Support and Resources:

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Corona Relief San Diego

SERVICE TO HELP THOSE IN NEED GET GROCERIES & MEDICINE DELIVERED.

** [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

Or call (619)-800-1892

Resources:
COVID-19 & DACA

UNITED STATES

Org: United We Dream
Financial support, DACA resources, mental health and well being.
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Small business loans
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Student Relief fund
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National Resources
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CALIFORNIA

Sacramento County
Org: NorCal Resist
Helps pay for groceries, rent assistance, street vendor emergency fund.
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Oakland
Org: OUR Fund
Helps with Financial support, application closed on May 4th.
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NEW YORK

New York City
Org: NYWF
Funds for Women, girls, and TGNCNB
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Merchandise

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