Rally to Save Temporary Protected Status for Immigrants

The Trump administration is threatening to remove Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from Salvadorans, Hondurans, Nicaraguans, Syrians, and Haitians and send them back to situations of life-threatening violence.  Many came to the United States because of wars and natural disasters and have been here for years, and for some, even decades. Removing Temporary Protected Status will put hundreds of thousands of people at risk of deportation. Sending them back to countries where there are ongoing conflicts or economic instability is a human rights disaster.

Friday, January 5

3 p.m.

San Francisco Federal Building

90 – 7^th Street

Bay Area Coalition to Save TPS
RENASE- Red Nacional Salvadoreña en el Exterior; AHNCA- Asociaciòn de Hondureños de Norte California; Centro Latino Cuscatlan; Bay Area Chapter Committee in Solidarity of People of El Salvador (CISPES); SF Living Wage Coalition; African Advocacy Network; CARECEN- Central American Resource Center; Immigrant Legal Resource Center; SEIU United Service Workers West; Bay Area TPS Committee; Haiti Action Committee; Nicaragua Center for Community Action;  Labor Council for Latin American Advancement-SF; Faith In Action; East Bay Sanctuary Covenant; Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity

Endorsers: School of the Americas Watch West; Marin Task Force on the Americas; Council on American-Islamic Relations, Clínica Martín-Baró; International ANSWER; Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA); SHARE Foundation, Arab Resource and Organizing Center

For further information, contact CISPES at 415-503-0789 or bayarea@cispes.org

Movilización para Salvar el Estado de Protección Temporal

La administración de Trump está amenazando con terminar el Estado de Protección Temporal (TPS) de centenares de miles de salvadoreños, hondureños, nicaragüenses, sirios y haitianos, y deportarlos.  Muchas de esas personas han estado aquí por años, y hasta décadas, llegaron a los Estados Unidos durante guerras y desastres naturales. Habrá separación de familias.  Será un desastre humanitario, porque enviará a la gente a situaciones de violencia que pondrán sus vidas en riesgo y donde todavía hay conflictos y inestabilidad económica.

viernes, 5 de enero

3 p.m.

San Francisco Federal Building

90 – 7^th Street

Coalición Área de la Bahía para Salvar TPS

RENASE- Red Nacional Salvadoreña en el Exterior; AHNCA- Asociaciòn de Hondureños de Norte California; Centro Latino Cuscatlan; Bay Area Chapter Committee in Solidarity of People of El Salvador (CISPES); SF Living Wage Coalition; African Advocacy Network; CARECEN- Central American Resource Center; Immigrant Legal Resource Center; SEIU United Service Workers West; Comité TPS Bay Area; Haiti Action Committee; Nicaragua Center for Community Action; Labor Council for Latin American Advancement-SF; Faith In Action; East Bay Sanctuary Covenant; Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity

Endorsantes: School of the Americas Watch West, Marin Task Force on the Americas, Council on American-Islamic Relations, Clínica Martín-Baró; International ANSWER; Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA); SHARE Foundation; Arab Resource and Organizing Center

Para más información, contacte CISPES

a 415-503-0789 o bayarea@cispes.org