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The Declaration of Immigration mural class partnered young artists with teaching artist Salvador Jimenez to conceptualize and create a 2-story high mural on the southwest wall of the Yollocalli Arts Reach/Radio Arte shared building at 1401 W. 18th St.

 

Photograph from Chicago Architecture Foundation Walk Pilsen tour.

   

NOGALES, Arizona (April 1, 2014) - Cardinal Seán O'Malley of Boston and 7 other bishops celebrate Mass on the US-Mexico border in Arizona to commemorate the deaths of migrants in the desert and to pray for immigration reform. More information is available at www.justiceforimmigrants.org

 

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People gather outside Union Station in Washington, D.C., April 18, 2016, as activists from allied organizations rally for Democracy, Voting Rights and Immigration Reform. #Democracy Awakens. Photo by Greenpeace

the sincerest form of flattery :-) Jack Parr. HBW!!

 

mountain laurel, plant delights nursery, wake county, north carolina

Immigration documents carried by great grandmother 1909

FRIDA JOHANNA BERGNER

* was born 29 Dec 1883 in Stöde, Vasternorrland, Sweden as were her parents and sister Bertha.

* She immigrated as a child of three and a half along with: her newborn sister, Birta, who was born 29 Jun 1887; her father, Eric Petter born 17 May 1865; and her mother, Ingburg Marta Påhlsdotter (whose father's last name was apparently Ericson), who was born 12 Nov 1862.

* ERIC PETTER BERGNER's travel visa issued to permit travel from Stöde was issued on 29 Jul 1887. They left Sweden for America via: Göteborg, Sweden; Liverpool, England; and Queenstown, Ireland. They arrived ; the Port of New York; and settled for a time in Atkinson, Nebraka. They travelled on the SS "Alaska" rriving in New York 15 Aug 1887.

* They appear on the following Censuses:

* 1900 in Gregory County, South Dakota listed:

Erik P.;

Engberg M.;

Freida J.;

Bertha;

Edith C.;

Esther E.; and

Ruth.

* 1901 in Lamerton, Red Deer Dist., Alta

Household 39 includes

E.P. Bergner and his wife

Martha and daughters:

Freda;

Bertha;

Edith b 25 Sep 1891;

Esta (Esther) b 19 Mar 1893; and

Ruth b 5 Feb 1897.

They also have a lodger, who travelled with them from Sweden, by the name of Charles Lucwick b 5 Oct 1862.

* 1906 in Lamerton, Red Deer District Household 202 includes:

E.P.;

Martha;

Edith;

Hester (Esther); and

Ruth.

* 1911 in Lamerton, Red Deer District T41, R20 includes

Ingeborg (Martha);

Esther and

Ruth.

Note that Eric died in 1911, apparently by suicide.

* 1916 in Larerton, Alberta at T41 R21, M4 Household 69 includes

Ingeborg, Farmer, on own Farm.

Esther, and

Ruth.

FREDA JOHANNA BERGNER appears in the following census:

* 1901 in Lamerton, with her parents and sisters;

* 1906 in Lamerton, Alberta Household #183:

Geo A. Johnson, 23, bp USA;

Freda Johnson, 22, bp Sweden;

Law. Ed. Johnson, 2, bp Canada; and Amy Marie Johnson,.0, bp Canada.

They had 2 horses, 8 milk cows and 2 hogs; George had 4 cattle and Freda had 4 cattle. Residence S22 T41 R22 M4.

* 1911 Lamerton, Alberta Household 1026: Freda appears as a widow along with her three children listed as Lawrence, Amy and George. Freda is listed as domestic in the household of Charles Ludwig (Ludwick, their family friend).

* 1916 District 36, T62, R10, M4 they appear under the name BAEMAN:

Samuel D. , head, 40, German

Frida, wife, 38 (illegible)

Laurence, son 12, bp Alta,

Ann, (ie: Amy Marie) son (sb dau)

.......10, bp Alta

George son 8, bp Alta

Freda and Samuel had two children, Raydell and Joy Beeman. Freda appears in Land Records on half the property and Samuel on the other half.

   

A sign held by Juneau resident Karri Willoughby at a rally at the Alaska state Capitol on Jan. 30, 2017. Protesters rallied against President Donald Trump’s executive order denying immigrants from seven Muslim countries the right of entry into the United States. (Photo by Skip Gray/360 North)

The PM delivering a speech on immigration in London; PA copyright

By the White House, January 29, 2017

Immigration protest, Sacramento, April 2006 (Canon D30, Simga 28-80 lens, 400 ISO)

Pro-Immigration Rally at the National Mall

March 30, 2006

Washington DC

First time in my life I know how it feels to be a boat refugee... even if is IS just for a 15 day VISA

Sen. Dick Durbin holds up his driver license during an immigration reform roundtable discussion he and Rep. Bill Foster hosted in Aurora Aug. 6, 2013.

Campaign Meeting held on Valentines Day to discuss the right to family life and the new immigration rules.

 

Photos courtesy of Jason Wen www.jasonwenphoto.net/

Sorry for the title. This is the Chief of the L.A.P.D William Bratton at yesterdays May Day march. I was able to walk right up to him and get what i thought was a great shot, but check out Mr. Wonderful.

the stamp I got in my passport when I moved to Canada for the first time

Here are a couple photos I took while I was down at the farm in Arizona. The whole hullabaloo about immigration reminded me of the omnipresence of this issue while I was down near Arivaca. You see these signs here and there along the highway and in Tucson - they're posted by a group called No More Deaths that goes out into the desert to help migrants who are in some sort of distress, whether it be dehydration, exhaustion, or what have you. This one was on the road between Arivaca and Tucson, where you often either run into vigilante types running their own "border patrol" or indications of people having passed by (i.e., discarded clothing and packs, littered water bottles, food packaging, etc.).

Immigration Rally. Washington Square Park. New York City. May 1, 2007

By the White House, January 29, 2017

London Bridge

 

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Freedom Plaza, January 26, 2017

immigration march downtown chicago

NOGALES, Arizona (April 1, 2014) - Cardinal Seán O'Malley of Boston and 7 other bishops celebrate Mass on the US-Mexico border in Arizona to commemorate the deaths of migrants in the desert and to pray for immigration reform.

 

Before the Mass, Cardinal Seán was taken on a tour of the border area by a local priest.

 

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Immigration documents carried by great grandmother 1909

Title: NAFTA: The True Goatsucker of Mexico / NAFTA: El verdadero chupacabras de Mexico

Size: 12 x 16 inches

Medium: Acrylics

 

Description:

My canvas represents the monster that NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement / Tratado de Libre Comercio de America del Norte) has become for Mexicans in Mexico. NAFTA, as a blood sucker (vampiro)/goatsucker (chupacabras) really exists to exploit and take advantage of Mexico's workforce and resources, with the consent of Mexican high-ranking officials. The ugly truth is that NAFTA's only true beneficiaries are the USA corporations.

 

You may probably have heard about the "chupacabras" in Mexico: This mythical creature created by the government to serve as a red herring. El chupacabras is brought to life every so often by the government to distract ignorant Mexicans from really important issues that are affecting them or that will affect them. This green-greedy monster with the top hat represents the "USA corporate interests". On the back of the monster are the dark hands of our Mexican laborers who are being exploited, and in a way "hanged" unmercifully (like negro slaves were in the USA) by treacherous Mexican politicians in collusion with the USA government. This country is represented by white, red, and blue colors, and by the star figure.

 

I am from Tijuana, Baja California. I have a home close to several "maquiladoras" (twin plants). I know first hand the working conditions endured by maquiladoras' workers and the miserable salaries they receive. This treaty has only displaced workers "campesinos" (farmworkers), among others, forcing them to leave their states and families, and to try to cross the perilous USA border. I myself was displaced after the 90's devaluation. I was a teacher at Universidad Autonoma de Baja California. My salary as a teacher was $6.35 an hour at the time. After the devaluation my salary was $2.35 an hour. This situation made me return to the USA. I had to leave my husband, and my beloved home to come to live in the USA. Fortunately, since I could work legally in the USA, I did not have any problems getting a job. Since 1996, I am the official translator/interpreter for National School District in National City, California. I also work in the same capacity for the City of National City and for the Chula Vista Police Department.

 

Best regards,

Yolanda Lopez

Immigration office above Frozen Rolled Ice Cream, Philadelphia PA

Series: NRS 4335 Plans of public buildings.

Title: Sydney Proposed alterations to Immigration Barracks. Ground plan, No. [Number] 1

Dated: 1887

Digital ID: 4335_a120_001724.jpg

Rights: www.records.nsw.gov.au/about-us/rights-and-permissions

 

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By the White House, January 29, 2017

Pro-immigrant activists films Minutemen and vice-versa. TV films them both, and I get to take the photo!

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