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May Day Is For Immigrants Too (From Arnie Alpert)

NHLN Editor Note: Below is an Op/Ed from New Hampshire AFSC Coordinator Arnie Alpert who is routinely is reposted here in on the NHLN.  Arnie and AFSC have been tirelessly working to push forward on immigration reform and the labor issues associated with immigrant workers. From CNN … Continue reading →
May 3, 2013 Comments

Prayer and Protest Calls for End to ICE Abuses (From InZane Times)

Editors Note: Immigration reform is a very important issue for many progressives and those in the labor community.  Over the weekend labor joined with community activists to call for real immigration reform.  After the rally Immigrations Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted raids in … Continue reading →
April 10, 2013 Comments

Nashua: Activists Rally For Immigration Reform (From Arnie Alpert)

“The Time is Now” More than a hundred immigrants rights supporters rallied today at Nashua City Hall  and marched to the offices of Senators Kelly Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen to call for reforms centered on a clear and direct path to citizenship for the millions of undocumented immigrants … Continue reading →
April 6, 2013 Comments

Private Prison Off the Table in NH a post by Arnie Alpert (NH-AFSC)

New Hampshire will not privatize its prisons, at least not in the near future.  That’s the decision announced by the state today with the release of a long-awaited analysis of bids submitted by four private firms in response to a 2011 Request for Proposals from the state.  The state’s … Continue reading →
April 3, 2013 Comments

If Private Prisons Have No Chance In NH Right Now, Why Is CCA Lobbying In NH (Arnie Alpert and InZane Times)

FORM 10-K IS A TREASURE TROVE OF INFORMATION Maggie Hassan made it pretty clear during her successful campaign for governor that she has no interest in turning over control of New Hampshire’s prisons to for-profit corporations.  The majority of Executive Councilors elected in November feel … Continue reading →
March 18, 2013 Comments

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