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04/29/2006

Nostrand Avenue Forum Rails Against Immigration Bill

    New York City Council members and Brooklynites discussed the Border Protection, Anti-Terrorism and Immigration Control Act of 2005, and racism faced by immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean, at a community forum. Published in Courier-Life Publications. (Sorry - the link for this article is currently unavailable.)

Posted at 05:05 PM in Brooklyn, Courier-Life Publications, Government, Law and Politics, Human Rights and Equality, Immigration, International |

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