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Border Guards Are Not the Answer Because Immigrants Are Not the Enemy
By Mark T. Harris (about the author) Page 2 of 2 page(s)
What's great now about the action in the streets is that immigrant communities are finally emerging from these exploited shadows, discovering in their own solidarity a newfound voice where once they were ignored. The dynamic of the current moment speaks to the potential of this new civil rights movement to spill over into a broader activism in defense of labor rights. That's good news for everyone who works for a living in the United States.
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