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Reportage International
Los Angeles, une ville-sanctuaire pour éviter les expulsions massives de migrants

Reportage International

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2025 2:43


Le 20 janvier, Donald Trump sera de retour à la Maison Blanche, et sa promesse de lancer dès le premier jour de son mandat une vaste opération d'expulsions de « sans-papiers » pourrait toucher des millions de personnes. La Californie et Los Angeles, la plus grande ville de l'État, ont déjà prévenu qu'elle n'assisterait pas le nouveau président américain dans sa tâche et qu'elles feraient de leur mieux pour protéger les quelque 1,8 million de « sans-papiers » qui vivent dans le Golden State. De notre correspondant à Los Angeles,Maria garde un œil sur son adorable petit-fils de 2 ans, elle fait partie des « abuelitas », ces grand-mères, « sans-papiers » et « sans histoire », loin du stéréotype du « dangereux migrant » véhiculé par certains politiques. Et quand Donald Trump parle d'expulsions de masse, il ne cible pas que les criminels endurcis. « Je n'ai jamais eu de problèmes avec la loi, affirme Maria. J'ai toujours essayé de bien me comporter justement pour les éviter. »Arrivée il y a 31 ans du Chili avec un visa touriste, Maria attend sa régularisation. La procédure est bien enclenchée, mais la fermeté affichée par Trump sur l'immigration pourrait tout changer. Il n'exclut pas d'expulser des familles entières. « Il dit tellement de choses qu'on ne sait plus que croire. Il dit que oui, il va expulser tout le monde, puis non. Donc, on vit dans l'incertitude. Qu'est-ce qu'il va se passer ?, s'inquiète Maria. Est-ce qu'il va faire tout ce qu'il annonce ? Est-ce qu'il aura le pouvoir de faire tout ce qu'il annonce ? On vit tous avec ces doutes. »La fille de Maria, Jennifer, est une « Dreamer », une protection spéciale créée par l'administration Obama pour les « sans-papiers » entrés enfants aux États-Unis. Un statut lui aussi incertain. « Il n'y a rien de nouveau avec ce statut. On le renouvelle encore et encore, mais on ne sait pas jusqu'à quand on pourra le faire, explique Jennifer. Trump veut apparemment s'en débarrasser, mais ce serait pour nous trouver une solution permanente. On n'a pas vraiment plus de détails, donc on attend de voir ce qui va se décider. »À lire aussiÉtats-Unis: la Cour suprême valide le statut de 700 000 «dreamers»La Californie, un bastion de la résistance anti-TrumpDans leur situation, la chance de Maria et Jennifer, c'est qu'elles vivent en Californie, un bastion de la résistance anti-Trump. Mi-décembre, des centaines de personnes ont défilé dans le centre de Los Angeles avec des pancartes clamant, en espagnol : « Les immigrés sont bienvenus ». Le Conseil municipal a formalisé le statut de ville-sanctuaire de Los Angeles.« On ne peut pas ignorer les menaces de Trump. Elles ont pour but de faire peur. Ce qu'une ville-sanctuaire veut dire, c'est que Los Angeles ne mettra pas d'argent, de personnel ou de ressources à disposition des agents fédéraux pour mener leurs expulsions, indique Jorge-Mario Cabrera, qui travaille avec Chirla, une association d'aide aux migrants. C'est très simple, mais ça aidera à éviter, ou en tout cas aidera à ralentir, le travail de ces agents à Los Angeles. »Roxanne Hoge, porte-parole du Parti républicain de Los Angeles, dénonce de vaines gesticulations : « L'immigration relève de la compétence du gouvernement, pas d'un Conseil municipal. Est-ce qu'on vit dans un État de droit ou pas ?, interroge-t-elle. C'est très décevant de voir des élus censés défendre la loi faire exactement le contraire. Ils préfèrent qu'on parle d'eux pour montrer qu'ils s'opposent à Donald Trump. »En 2024, l'administration Biden a expulsé 270 000 personnes. Donald Trump vise cinq fois plus chaque année.À écouter dans Grand reportageTrump, le retour : au Mexique sur les rails de la crise migratoire

Reportage international
Los Angeles, une ville-sanctuaire pour éviter les expulsions massives de migrants

Reportage international

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2025 2:43


Le 20 janvier, Donald Trump sera de retour à la Maison Blanche, et sa promesse de lancer dès le premier jour de son mandat une vaste opération d'expulsions de « sans-papiers » pourrait toucher des millions de personnes. La Californie et Los Angeles, la plus grande ville de l'État, ont déjà prévenu qu'elle n'assisterait pas le nouveau président américain dans sa tâche et qu'elles feraient de leur mieux pour protéger les quelque 1,8 million de « sans-papiers » qui vivent dans le Golden State. De notre correspondant à Los Angeles,Maria garde un œil sur son adorable petit-fils de 2 ans, elle fait partie des « abuelitas », ces grand-mères, « sans-papiers » et « sans histoire », loin du stéréotype du « dangereux migrant » véhiculé par certains politiques. Et quand Donald Trump parle d'expulsions de masse, il ne cible pas que les criminels endurcis. « Je n'ai jamais eu de problèmes avec la loi, affirme Maria. J'ai toujours essayé de bien me comporter justement pour les éviter. »Arrivée il y a 31 ans du Chili avec un visa touriste, Maria attend sa régularisation. La procédure est bien enclenchée, mais la fermeté affichée par Trump sur l'immigration pourrait tout changer. Il n'exclut pas d'expulser des familles entières. « Il dit tellement de choses qu'on ne sait plus que croire. Il dit que oui, il va expulser tout le monde, puis non. Donc, on vit dans l'incertitude. Qu'est-ce qu'il va se passer ?, s'inquiète Maria. Est-ce qu'il va faire tout ce qu'il annonce ? Est-ce qu'il aura le pouvoir de faire tout ce qu'il annonce ? On vit tous avec ces doutes. »La fille de Maria, Jennifer, est une « Dreamer », une protection spéciale créée par l'administration Obama pour les « sans-papiers » entrés enfants aux États-Unis. Un statut lui aussi incertain. « Il n'y a rien de nouveau avec ce statut. On le renouvelle encore et encore, mais on ne sait pas jusqu'à quand on pourra le faire, explique Jennifer. Trump veut apparemment s'en débarrasser, mais ce serait pour nous trouver une solution permanente. On n'a pas vraiment plus de détails, donc on attend de voir ce qui va se décider. »À lire aussiÉtats-Unis: la Cour suprême valide le statut de 700 000 «dreamers»La Californie, un bastion de la résistance anti-TrumpDans leur situation, la chance de Maria et Jennifer, c'est qu'elles vivent en Californie, un bastion de la résistance anti-Trump. Mi-décembre, des centaines de personnes ont défilé dans le centre de Los Angeles avec des pancartes clamant, en espagnol : « Les immigrés sont bienvenus ». Le Conseil municipal a formalisé le statut de ville-sanctuaire de Los Angeles.« On ne peut pas ignorer les menaces de Trump. Elles ont pour but de faire peur. Ce qu'une ville-sanctuaire veut dire, c'est que Los Angeles ne mettra pas d'argent, de personnel ou de ressources à disposition des agents fédéraux pour mener leurs expulsions, indique Jorge-Mario Cabrera, qui travaille avec Chirla, une association d'aide aux migrants. C'est très simple, mais ça aidera à éviter, ou en tout cas aidera à ralentir, le travail de ces agents à Los Angeles. »Roxanne Hoge, porte-parole du Parti républicain de Los Angeles, dénonce de vaines gesticulations : « L'immigration relève de la compétence du gouvernement, pas d'un Conseil municipal. Est-ce qu'on vit dans un État de droit ou pas ?, interroge-t-elle. C'est très décevant de voir des élus censés défendre la loi faire exactement le contraire. Ils préfèrent qu'on parle d'eux pour montrer qu'ils s'opposent à Donald Trump. »En 2024, l'administration Biden a expulsé 270 000 personnes. Donald Trump vise cinq fois plus chaque année.À écouter dans Grand reportageTrump, le retour : au Mexique sur les rails de la crise migratoire

City Limits
¿En qué consiste la decisión de la Corte Suprema sobre indocumentados casados con estadounidenses?

City Limits

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2024 18:01


La Corte Suprema determinó que los estadounidenses no pueden desafiar ante tribunales la negativa de oficiales consulares de Green Card para sus cónyuges. El desafío legal fue presentado por Sandra Muñoz, quien reclamó al Gobierno federal por rechazar la Green Card a su esposo Luis Asencio-Cordero, originario de El Salvador. Iván Vargas, abogado de la organización CHIRLA, explica los detalles.

Commentaries from the Edge
EVERYONE IS AN IMMIGRANT with Angelica Salas of CHIRLA

Commentaries from the Edge

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2024 42:28


What symbol could be more famous for the United States of America than the Statue of Liberty. At its very top is the famous poem which reads in part “…..Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free,…..” It is famous because that is the essence of the U. S. , a Country that has welcomed people from all over the world who are in distress, often running for their lives, determined to make a better future for their families. This podcast episode introduces Angelica Salas, Executive Director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA). She has headed the organization since 1999, which incudes offices in Los Angeles, and up and down the State of California. In the process, Ms. Salas has become a national leader in developing programs and advocacy for the millions of immigrants currently living in the United States. She takes us down the road of the fraught and unpredictable relationship of immigrants and refugees to the U. S. and to countries around the world. Listen to what makes up the Coalition and how their work raises the bar in making a more just society for us all. To Contact: Check the Website or email, Info@chirla.org To speak with an inmigration Attorney, Call (213) 201-3797

KPFA - Flashpoints
The Troubling Results of An Investigation Into Pesticide Regulation

KPFA - Flashpoints

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2024 59:58


Today on the show: The People's Tribunal on Pesticide Use and Civil Rights and The troubling results of a one-year investigation into the dangerous sometimes lethal practices of the Cal Department of Pesticide Regulation regarding farmworkers and agricultural communities. Also Flashpoints senior producer, Miguel Gavilan Molina, continues our drumbeat coverage of the auto Caravan for Immigrant rights. Today we hear excerpts from a powerful speech by Angelica Salas the Executive Director of CHIRLA the Coalition for Humane Immigrant rights The post The Troubling Results of An Investigation Into Pesticide Regulation appeared first on KPFA.

No Holding Back with Susan Estrich
Angelica Salas: Unpacking the Complexities of Immigration in America

No Holding Back with Susan Estrich

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2023 37:55


In this episode we delve into the intricate web of immigration issues in America. Join us as we navigate the complexities that define this crucial aspect of our nation's identity. In this episode, we're joined by a distinguished guest, Angelica Salas, who brings her expertise and insights to the forefront. Angelica is Executive Director of CHIRLA (The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) CHIRLA became a place for organizations and people who support human rights to work together for policies that advance justice and full inclusion for all immigrants.Together, Susan and Angelica unravel the multifaceted nature of immigration in the United States, exploring how it has become a powerful tool for political gain. From policy debates to public discourse, we examine how immigration is manipulated and framed to serve various political agendas. Angelica Salas, with her wealth of experience, sheds light on the realities faced by immigrants and the communities affected by these policies.Prepare to challenge preconceptions and question the narratives surrounding immigration as we strive to understand the true impact and significance of this complex issue. Join us  for a thought-provoking conversation that goes beyond headlines, exploring the nuanced layers that shape the perception and policies of immigration in America.For more information on CHIRLA visit: www.chirla.orgAll this and more on No Holding Back with Susan Estrich.Sign up to receive updates by email when a new episode drops at: www.noholdingback.fm/Produced by 1985 Productions

Creative + Cultural
Angelica Salas

Creative + Cultural

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2023 29:48


Angelica Salas joined CHIRLA in 1995 and became CHIRLA's Executive Director in 1999.  In her role, she has transformed CHIRLA into a mass membership immigrant-led organization that empowers immigrants and their families to win local, state, and national policies that advance their human, civil, and labor rights.  She has grown CHIRLA into one of the nation's largest and most effective immigrant rights organizations that organize, advocates, educates, and provides legal services to all immigrants.Angelica is a state and national leader in the advocacy for immigration reform and immigrant justice.  She was instrumental in the formation of and serves on the Executive Committee of the Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) and the National Partnership for New Americans (NPNA), two of the country's largest immigrant rights coalitions.She graduated from Occidental College with a B.A. in History and a B.A. in Sociology in 1993.  In 2007, Occidental College awarded her an Honorary Doctorate for her many contributions making her one of the youngest persons to earn such an honor in the college's history.Chapters is a multi-part series concerning the history and the lessons of civil rights violations or civil liberties injustices carried out against communities or populations—including civil rights violations or civil liberties injustices that are perpetrated on the basis of an individual's race, national origin, immigration status, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.This project was made possible with support from Chapman University and The California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, a state-funded grant project of the California State Library.Guest: Angelica SalasHosts: Jon-Barrett IngelsProduced by: Past Forward

'El Mojado'
Un brillante inmigrante originario de Guanajuato. Tony Bernanbe un activista de CHIRLA que perdio la batalla contra el COVID

'El Mojado'

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2023 43:12


Tony Bernabe, un inmigrante muy exitoso. Fue tecnico en electricidad, y mayormente se dedico al comercio. Emigro a los Estados Unidos para encontrar una vida mejor. Dedico su vida a luchar por la Reforma Migratoria. Era uno de los lideres mas activos y apreciados de CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrants Rights Los Angeles). Fallecio victima del COVID-19 aun sin conseguir su sueño de obtener un status legal en los Estados Unidos.

'El Mojado'
Angelica Salas es una inmigrante de Durango, ahora Directora Ejecutiva de CHIRLA (The Coaliton for Human Immigrants Rigths)

'El Mojado'

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 26, 2023 46:29


Angelica Salas vino a los Estados Unidos a la edad de 4 años con su hermana mas pequeña vinieron a reunirse con su Mama y Papa quienes ya estaban trabajando aca. El Padre en el programa de Braceros. Angelica, como persona indocumentada, se dio cuenta de todas las dificulatades y constantes temores que confronta la poblacion de inmigrantes indocumentados y en algunos ocasiones, aun aquellos que tienen documentos. Ella comenzo a trabajar en CHIRLA como voluntaria y desde el año 2000, ocupa la posicion de Director Executiva, a la que dedica todo su tiempo con pasion. Angelica se graduo de la Universidad y obtuvo una Maestria. Ella es perfectamente bilingue y ha hecho de CHIRLA una organizacion que trabaja extenuamente por los derechos de los inmigrantes. Angelica Salas tiene la habilidad de recrutar y contratar al personal mas capacitado para trabajar en la causa de alcanzar la tan esperada "Reforma MIgratoria". Ojala todos pronto reconozcan que muchos de los inmigrantes aseguran cada dia, que todos los que vivimos en los Estados Unidos, tengamos alimentos en nuestros platos cada dia. Asi que todos los dias, antes de cada alimento, demos gracias a Dios y a todos los trabajadores por todo su esfuerzo.

City Limits
¿Qué tan viable es que haya una reforma migratoria en las últimas semanas del Congreso?

City Limits

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 21, 2022 26:38


El periodo del Congreso conocido como 'lame duck' es la parte final de la legislatura, la última oportunidad de los representantes y senadores de aprobar alguna reforma o nueva ley, por lo que decenas de grupos defensores de inmigrantes presionan para que avance alguna reforma migratoria, al menos para proteger a grupos de inmigrantes como 'dreamers', gente con TPS y trabajadores agrícolas. Angélica Salas, directora ejecutiva de la Coalición por los Derechos Humanos de Inmigrantes (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights o CHIRLA por sus siglas en inglés), explica las opciones que existen y las posibilidades reales de que se apruebe alguna reforma.

La Opinión Hoy
Ley de Registro: en busca de residencia permanente para 8 millones de inmigrantes

La Opinión Hoy

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 25, 2022 13:20


En esta emisión de La Opinión Hoy, toda la información importante acerca de un nuevo esfuerzo legislativo para tratar de beneficiar a inmigrantes indocumentados en Estados Unidos y abrirles un camino a la ciudadanía; las emociones encontradas en el lanzamiento de la campaña y el complicado reto que vendrá en el Congreso con los republicanos

La Opinión Hoy
Ley de Registro: en busca de residencia permanente para 8 millones de inmigrantes

La Opinión Hoy

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 25, 2022 13:20


En esta emisión de La Opinión Hoy, toda la información importante acerca de un nuevo esfuerzo legislativo para tratar de beneficiar a inmigrantes indocumentados en Estados Unidos y abrirles un camino a la ciudadanía; las emociones encontradas en el lanzamiento de la campaña y el complicado reto que vendrá en el Congreso con los republicanos

Chris Waddell Living It
Kawser Amine - Former Afghan Women's National Team Soccer Player. Current Women's Rights Advocate.

Chris Waddell Living It

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 15, 2022 63:58


Kawser started with the Afghan Women's National Soccer Team when she was in second grade because there was a window of opportunity for women–or really in her case, young girls. That window, along with employment and rights for women has closed. She's in the US now working to start a soccer academy for refugee women and improve the rights in her home country so that both she and her daughter can return safely and be fulfilled. She currently works as a NorCal Refugee organizer with CHIRLA, Human Immigrants Rights Los Angeles, runs her Non-Profit WSPL, and Roots of Peace as Valuntree gender program manager.

New Life Romanian Church
Marian Chirla – Venirea Domnului

New Life Romanian Church

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 15, 2022


Luca 17:22-3222. Şi a zis ucenicilor: „Vor veni zile când veţi dori să vedeţi una din zilele Fiului omului, şi n-o veţi vedea.23. Vi se va zice: „Iată-L aici, iată-L acolo!” Să nu vă duceţi, nici să nu-i urmaţi.24. Căci, cum iese fulgerul şi luminează de la o margine a cerului până la cealaltă, aşa […]

domnului chirla
Booze & Buffy
Buffy S5E12: Checkpoint

Booze & Buffy

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 7, 2022 84:11


The Watchers Council visits Sunnydale and things go slightly better than during their last visits. Join us for Anya's fake backstory, the return of Glory, and Buffy's most badass moment to date. It's Buffy Season 5, Episode 12: Checkpoint!   Twitter, IG, & FB: @boozeandbuffy Email: boozeandbuffy@gmail.com CHIRLA: www.chirla.org Art Credit: Mark David Corley  Music Credit: Grace Robertson

Empathy Media Lab
The Activist Spirit - Toward a Radical Solidarity with Victor Narro Published by Hard Ball Press

Empathy Media Lab

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2022 37:05


Labor and immigrant rights activist Victor Narro believes there is a spiritual core within social justice activism from which we can deepen our solidarity with each other. The work for justice is filled with the values attributed to spirituality – love, compassion, empathy for those in need, and a lifetime commitment to bring justice into their lives. His book calls us to integrate that inner spiritual core into our work to make the struggle for justice more compassionate, caring, and sustainable. To be an activist for justice is to love humanity and all of creation.  Buy your copy: http://hardballpress.com/fiction--poetry.html  About the Author  Victor Narro is a nationally known expert on immigrant rights and low-wage workers, Victor Narro has been involved with immigrant rights and labor issues for over 35 years. Currently Project Director for the UCLA Labor Center, Victor's focus is to provide leadership programs for Los Angeles' immigrant workers, policy, legal and organizing campaign planning for unions and worker centers, and internship opportunities for UCLA students.  Victor is Core Faculty for the Labor Studies Program at UCLA and Core Faculty for the Public Interest Law Program and Lecturer in Law for the Critical Race Studies Program at UCLA Law School. Victor was formerly the Co-Executive Director of Sweatshop Watch. Prior to that, he was the Workers' Rights Project Director for the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA). Before his tenure at CHIRLA, Victor worked in the Los Angeles Regional Office of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF).  For more information, visit https://www.labor.ucla.edu/victor-narro/.  The Activist Spirit - Toward a Radical Solidarity is published by Hard Ball Press Tim Sheard is the Executive Editor of Hard Ball Press and is a veteran nurse Timothy Sheard is a writer, publisher, mentor to writers and union organizer with the National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981. After writing 7 mystery novels featuring hospital custodian-shop steward Lenny Moss, he launched Hard Ball Press to help working class people write and publish their stories. Timothy believes that when workers write and tell their stories, they build rank and file solidarity and union power, as well strengthening the fight for social justice solidarity. Their stories help to combat the anti-labor and anti-working class assaults by the One Percent. Hard Ball Press is the premier publisher of working class life. You can watch EML's interview with Tim Sheard here: https://www.empathymedialab.com/post/pandemic-nurse-s-diary-a-tribute-to-healthcare-workers-fighting-covid-19  About Empathy Media Lab The Harmony of Interest Book Talk series interviews authors about their work while exploring ideas that positively shape our world.  Empathy Media Lab is produced by Evan Matthew Papp and we are a proud member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network. Support media, authors, artists, historians, and journalists, who are fighting to improve the prosperity of the working class.  All Links: https://wlo.link/@empathymedialab 

Noticiero Univision
Gobierno entrega "a medias" plan de gasto

Noticiero Univision

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2021 23:07


Caravana de caminantes llegaron a Escuintla Chiapas, donde los niños son los protagonistas de este drama migratorio.Andrew Cuomo enfrenta ahora una acusación por acoso sexual.Miles de trabajadores en New York, se oponen al mandato de vacunación y podrían perder en pocos días todos sus beneficios.Bian Coulter enfrenta cargos por el asesinato a golpes de un menor de edad y tendrá que pagar una fianza de un millón de dólares.LA FDA exige a los médicos que se informe a los pacientes los riesgos y beneficios de un implante mamario.Meta será la nueva marca corporativa de Facebook. Así lo anunció Mark Zuckerberg

Dale! Cuéntame
Angelica Salas - Dir. Ejecutiva CHIRLA

Dale! Cuéntame

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 29, 2021 42:07


Angelica Salas es uno de nuestros grandes orgullos hispanos en Estados Unidos. Y por supuesto en este mes es un honor tenerla aquí celebrando el mes de la Herencia Hispana en el 2021. Angelica Salas es la directora ejecutiva de CHIRLA, una de las organizaciones mas importantes del país. Esta Coalición por los Derechos Humanos de los Inmigrantes ha logrado cambios impactantes por décadas mejorando la vida de muchas personas. Conoce su historia al llegar al país y los obstáculos que ha superado durante su vida. Además, conversamos sobre los temas cruciales en los que esta trabajando en este momento por la comunidad Latina no solo a nivel local, estatal, sino también federal. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rossyeguigure/message

NegociosNow
Gobernador de California: "El trumpismo no ha muerto"

NegociosNow

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 15, 2021 4:48


Gobernador de California: "El trumpismo no ha muerto". El gobernador de California, el demócrata Gavin Newsom, derrotó este martes el intento de destitución impulsado por los republicanos, advirtiendo que la democracia es frágil y que “el trumpismo no ha muerto”. La victoria de Newsom sobre el intento de destitución impulsado por los conservadores se declaró menos de una hora después del cierre de los centros de votación de la elección especial. Según los resultados preliminares, 66.3 % de los votantes estuvieron en contra de la revocatoria de mandato por 33.7 % a favor, cuando se reportaban los resultados parciales del 53.9 % de los centros de votación. Newsom se dirigió a los californianos desde la capital del estado, Sacramento, haciendo alusión a la fragilidad de la democracia y declaró: "Pudimos haberle ganado a (el expresidente Donald) Trump, pero el trumpismo no está muerto en este país”. Y es que la campaña de destitución arrancó a comienzos de año con una recolección de firmas impulsada por los conservadores que pedían el retiro del gobernador argumentando un fracaso en el manejo de la pandemia del coronavirus con la imposición de restricciones y el fraude de 11.000 millones de dólares en el pago de subsidios de desempleo, entre otras críticas. Figuras republicanas de California como John Cox, la exatleta olímpica Caitlyn Jenner y el comentarista radial Larry Elder lograron reunir las firmas necesarias y echar adelante la elección especial, la segunda de destitución de un gobernador en la historia del Estado Dorado. Aunque las encuestas se mantuvieron al lado de Newsom, la diferencia se redujo hace algunos meses y Elder comenzó a figurar, lo que hizo que los demócratas se unieran, e incluso el presidente Joe Biden vino este lunes para apoyar al gobernador en el cierre de campaña. La votación comenzó hace casi un mes por correo y culminó este martes con electores que acudieron a votar en persona en un estado considerado la quinta economía del mundo. Algunos de los candidatos republicanos sembraron dudas sobre el voto por correo, como el favorito en caso de revocatoria de Newsom, el comentarista radiofónico Larry Elder, que denunció sin pruebas un posible fraude. Unas acusaciones que asumió Trump, que hoy dijo en un comunicado que las elecciones en California "están totalmente manipuladas". Precisamente, Newsom advirtió hoy sobre las estrategias de Trump y sus seguidores subrayando eventos como la insurrección del 6 de enero en el Capitolio federal, los esfuerzos de supresión al voto y el último ataque a los derechos reproductivos de la mujer. LOS LATINOS SALIERON A RESPALDAR A NEWSOM El demócrata también agradeció el apoyo de los votantes para rechazar la destitución. Los hispanos ayudaron en esta victoria. El gobernador habría obtenido el 58 % de apoyo de los votantes latinos, según las encuestas de salida, reportó el medio Politico. Angélica Salas, presidenta del Fondo de Acción de CHIRLA, dijo este martes en un comunicado que California es un estado progresista que se debe defender. “Lo demostramos con nuestro arduo trabajo para derrotar una revocatoria racista por parte de una minoría odiosa. Nos propusimos defender a nuestra California y logramos ese objetivo, porque el electorado latino es un gigante y está bien despierto”, aseveró la activista. Añadió que la victoria de Newsom también es una victoria “para los latinos, para los inmigrantes y para todos los que aprecian la democracia". 2022, ¿OTRA OPORTUNIDAD PARA LOS REPUBLICANOS? Newsom buscará reelegirse en las elecciones de noviembre de 2022. Al respecto, Miguel Tinker Salas, profesor de Historia y Estudios Latinos en Pomona College, advirtió a Efe que el demócrata salió fortalecido de esta elección pero tendrá que aprender de este intento de destitución si desea consolidarse en el cargo. “Los republicanos seguirán intentando. Newsom debe tener en cuenta que existe descontento”, explicó.

El Free-Guey
¿Es posible quedar embarazada dos veces y al mismo tiempo?

El Free-Guey

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2021 59:37


Se enreda la telenovela de la familia de Alejandra Guzmán, por cuenta de un bombazo que puede desatar el que podría ser el escándalo del 2021.Una morra al parecer la enloquecieron sus clases virtuales en Hogwarts,  transformandose en tremendo Chucky , cometiendo un crimen que tiene a todo Florida consternado.Y hablando de hechiceros, la maestra Ronca, domará a esos hombres lobo con piel de oveja a punta de chicote.Y continuando con nuestras notas locas pero ciertas, tenemos el caso de un paciente que no tenía tuberculosis, pero si tenía un condón atorado… en el pulmón. 

Immigration Today!
2. Highlights of Biden's Immigration Bill and Will it Pass? – Angelica Salas from CHIRLA

Immigration Today!

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2021 45:35


On this episode of the Immigration Today! podcast with Angeline Chen, meet Angelica Salas, the Executive Director of the Coalition of Humane Immigrant Rights also known as CHIRLA.  From 1999 to now, she has transformed CHIRLA into one of the nation's largest and most effective immigrant rights organizations.  CHIRLA is a mass membership immigrant-led organization that empowers immigrants and their families to win local, state, and national policies that advance their human, civil, and labor rights.  Among her achievements include: winning in-state, financial aid, and grant programs for California's undocumented students, winning drivers' licenses for undocumented drivers, decoupling local police departments from immigration enforcement, and winning Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).Angelica is an immigrant from Durango, Mexico, and came to the United States as a child to reunite with her parents.  She comes to her understanding of immigrants and immigration first hand.  She and her entire family lived in the country undocumented, experienced deportation, and were able to legalize their status.  In 2008, she became a U.S. citizen. “When you really think about family separation, just think about your kids and ask, ‘How long could I be away from my children? What would I be willing to risk for them?'  And all of a sudden, the answer is…anything.” I have had the pleasure of knowing Angelica through the YWCA Pasadena, where she was a recipient of the Women for Racial Justice Award at the annual breakfast and has been a valuable supporter of the YWCA.  I am truly inspired by her leadership, voice, and unstoppable drive to help immigrants.  Learn more about CHIRLA and how you can help at www.CHIRLA.org and on IG @chirla_org.  DISCLAIMER – No information contained in this Podcast or on this Website shall constitute financial, investment, legal and/or other professional advice and that no professional relationship of any kind is created between you and podcast host, the guests or Clark Hill PLC. You are urged to speak with your financial, investment, or legal advisors before making any investment or legal decisions. 

Conclusiones
Ordenan a AMLO suspender su conferencia matutina antes de las elecciones | Las prioridades de Biden al inicio de su mandato

Conclusiones

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2021 43:11


Existe una fuerte polémica entre el presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, y el Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) en la antesala a los comicios del 6 de junio donde se elegirá a 15 gobernadores y a 500 diputados federales. Lorenzo Córdova Vianello, consejero presidente del Instituto Nacional Electoral de México comenta sobre una posible injerencia en el proceso electoral. Joe Biden firmó una treintena de decretos en su primera semana como presidente de EE.UU., moviéndose con rapidez para revertir muchas de las políticas de Donald Trump. Reformar el sistema inmigratorio del país es una de esas prioridades urgentes del nuevo gobierno. La directora ejecutiva de CHIRLA, Angélica Salas, habla sobre este asunto.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

En diálogo con Longobardi
Ordenan a AMLO suspender su conferencia matutina antes de las elecciones | Las prioridades de Biden al inicio de su mandato

En diálogo con Longobardi

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2021 43:11


Existe una fuerte polémica entre el presidente de México, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, y el Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) en la antesala a los comicios del 6 de junio donde se elegirá a 15 gobernadores y a 500 diputados federales. Lorenzo Córdova Vianello, consejero presidente del Instituto Nacional Electoral de México comenta sobre una posible injerencia en el proceso electoral. Joe Biden firmó una treintena de decretos en su primera semana como presidente de EE.UU., moviéndose con rapidez para revertir muchas de las políticas de Donald Trump. Reformar el sistema inmigratorio del país es una de esas prioridades urgentes del nuevo gobierno. La directora ejecutiva de CHIRLA, Angélica Salas, habla sobre este asunto.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

Code WACK!
The fight for transformative, accessible and inclusive health care for all

Code WACK!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2020 6:01


What healthcare policies are necessary to expand access to care to low-income people? How will these policies benefit every person in our country? What happens to the billions of dollars undocumented workers pay into Medicare and Social Security each year? Angelica Salas, executive director of CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) and host Brenda Gazzar discuss how the pandemic has highlighted our interdependence and the need to take care of one another.

Code WACK!
Immigrant Justice: For some, it never comes

Code WACK!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2020 6:01


What happens when immigrant workers become ill? Hear the story of how Guillermo, an undocumented construction worker in his late fifties, was exposed to coronavirus on the job and lost his life. How does his death impact his family and his community? Angelica Salas, executive director of CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) and host Brenda Gazzar discuss how access to emergency health care alone is simply not enough.

Code WACK!
Essential Yet Undocumented? The Immigrant Predicament

Code WACK!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 14, 2020 6:00


Why are immigrant workers more vulnerable than other workers during this pandemic? When they do get sick, what options do immigrants without documentation have when it comes to care? What public health policies are absolutely critical during a pandemic? Angelica Salas, executive director of CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) and host Brenda Gazzar discuss the impact that exclusion from the social safety net has had on immigrants whose work is considered essential to the economy.

12 Questions
Rick Wood

12 Questions

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 6, 2020 64:19


Rick (@Rickw00d) is one of the funniest cats in the game! He grew up hard and lives well. Rick and Dave (@yatescomedy) go down the music rabbit hole while Anna (@annavisfun) fights with zoom. Listen to us on all @unpops platforms Listen to Rick's album "As Above So Below" on iTunes. https://music.apple.com/us/album/as-above-so-below/1517111105 Please donate to the following links! BLM LA https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019 Raices Texas https://www.raicestexas.org/ways-to-give/donate/ Chirla https://yosoycalifornia.chirla.org/ Justice for Breonna https://justiceforbreonna.org/ https://www.change.org/p/usa-military-find-vanessa-guillen Justice for Vanessa Guillen https://www.change.org/p/usa-military-find-vanessa-guillen --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/12-questions/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/12-questions/support

Erazno y La Chokolata El Podcast
Los Rieleros del Norte en serenata, el Doggy, parodias y mas de La Cuarentena Karaoke 05-19-20

Erazno y La Chokolata El Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2020 148:30


Mucha diversión con Las 10 de Erazno, la parodia de Lopez Doriga, Angélica de CHIRLA nos aclara problemas con la ayuda a inmigrantes, mas sobre como Hessler se recupero del Corona virus, platicamos sobre la clausura de la Liga MX, ademas los Rieleros del Norte dieron una serenata a un radio escucha, y por supuesto el segmento del Doggy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hood Digest
7: Season 2, Ep. 7: Immigration: Move Like A Bunch of Mexicans With Bandanas

Hood Digest

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 22, 2020 55:11


Hood Digest has been away for a bit and we missed you so much!! We know times are intense and we hope the Hood Digest podcast will keep you a little company as you quarantine in your living room and keep your loved ones healthy! We are happy to come back with a new episode to continue our discussion on immigration. Our guest is Xiomara Corpeño (http://stproject.org/xmy_directory/xiomara-corpeno/) - a veteran organizer and badass immigrant rights pioneer. Xiomara worked at CHIRLA and helped organize some of the largest immigrants rights marches this country has ever seen - 1 Million people!  Xiomara talks about the evolution of the immigrant rights movement: its history & current state; the need to acknowledge anti-Black, anti-indigenous, anti-Central American, and anti-trans issues in the movement; AND most importantly, the importance of unity, struggle, and organizing!!! Xiomara was born to Salvadoran and Honduran parents and was raised in Los Angeles. Xiomara began her activism while a student at UC Riverside, first through the AFL-CIO Union and later at SCOPE, organizing black and brown communities on the west side.  Please listen, comment, send us a message, and tell your friends to your friends about how much you love us! We love you! LaMikia and Elmer

SuperMamas
Episode 223- Fighting for our Immigrant Families & DACAmented youth with Angelica Salas from CHIRLA

SuperMamas

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2020 61:32


This week, we speak with Angelica Salas, Executive Director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA). She talks about how she got her start with the organization after her own family’s experience with deportation and how we can help other immigrant families. Angelica also talks about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the resources the organization offers. Get ready to be moved by Angelica's resilience - you'll be inspired to make a difference! For  full notes, visit http://supermamas.com like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/   

The West Wing Weekly
6.18: La Palabra (with Eli Attie and Angelica Salas of CHIRLA)

The West Wing Weekly

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2019 62:16


Eli Attie joins us again to talk about his third episode in the trilogy of Santos campaign episodes that he wrote for Season 6. We also hear from Angelica Salas of CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) on the real story behind California’s fight over driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants. For more, visit thewestwingweekly.com/618

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Champions for Change Podcast
Champions for change- Diana Colin & Gina Miles.

Champions for Change Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2018 37:32


With the 2018 midterms just around the corner, both Republicans and Democrats are asking for the community to get out and vote. This week, Gina Miles, from Spread the Vote joins us to discuss how they are working to register people to vote in states with voter id laws. Diana Colin from the Coaltion of Humane Immigrant rights also joins us to talk about the Latino vote, the work Chirla is doing leading up to Election Day, and how her family has inspired her to become a leading voice in the immigrant rights movement.

Tu Voz, Tu Derecho Podcast - Inmigración.com
Tu Voz, Tu Derecho - 23 de septiembre, 2018

Tu Voz, Tu Derecho Podcast - Inmigración.com

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 23, 2018 25:00


Entrevista con Neri Roman, PhD en Resolución y Análisis de Conflictos, sobre las consecuencias por la separación de niños en la frontera y conducidos a centros de detención. Entrevista con Pedro Trujillo, organizador de CHIRLA sobre la Campaña para incrementar el voto inmigrante.

Failing Up
10: Ben Blacker

Failing Up

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2018 57:57


Author and writer Ben Blacker 02:26 Ben’s origin story 06:34 Where did he get the confidence to be a writer professionally? 11:47 Master classes 17:45 Thrilling Adventure Live 24:20 Star Wars and Supernatural canon 31:30 Does Ben care about reviews? 39:35 Are three fights with his writing partner Ben Acker? 41:34 Hex Wives comic book 50:30 Advice to young writers  55:49 Favorite charity: CHIRLA - http://www.chirla.org/donate Follow us on twitter: @BenBlacker @theguydf @eden_eats @failinguppod

New Life Romanian Church
Eli Chirla – The song of Zechariah

New Life Romanian Church

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2017


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New Life Romanian Church
Eliel Chirla – Acts 18 1-11

New Life Romanian Church

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2017


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New Life Romanian Church
Eliel Chirla – A prayer for our kids

New Life Romanian Church

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2017


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New Life Romanian Church
Eliel Chirla – About marriage

New Life Romanian Church

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2017


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Latino Rebels Radio
76: ICE Raids Across the Country

Latino Rebels Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2017 63:21


We discuss the news of recent ICE raids with New York immigration attorney Bryan Johnson, Arizona activist Maria Castro, CHIRLA communication director Jorge-Mario Cabrera and NDLON national campaign coordinator Salvador G. Sarmiento.

Making Contact
11 Million Undocumented: A Look at Sanctuary and Immigration Policy in the Trump Era

Making Contact

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2017 28:57


11 million. That's the estimated number of people living in the US who are undocumented. In this show we'll look to previous administrations to see how former Presidents treated people who were undocumented, and how immigrant movements of the past responded.

Making Contact
11 Million Undocumented: A Look at Sanctuary and Immigration Policy in the Trump Era

Making Contact

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2017 28:57


11 million. That's the estimated number of people living in the US who are undocumented. In this show we'll look to previous administrations to see how former Presidents treated people who were undocumented, and how immigrant movements of the past responded.