Podcast appearances and mentions of ravi ragbir

Ravi Ragbir, a leading advocate for immigrants facing deportation and the co-founder of the New Sanctuary Coalition, won a full presidential pardon from Joe Biden, ending Ragbir's 16-year quest to avoid being deported to his native Trinidad and Tobago. We speak with him about the pardon and the need for community power.

SHOW NOTES  House Passes ‘Laken Riley Act' to Deport Unauthorized Immigrants Charged With Minor Crimes - The New York Times AG Merrick Garland intends to release special counsel report on Trump's Jan. 6 case, DOJ says Justice Dept. to Hold Off Releasing Report on Trump Documents Case - The New York Times Trump Seeks to Halt His Criminal Sentencing in New York For information on the Laken Riley Act, see the National Immigrant Law Center fact sheet     CALL to ACTION    Laken Riley Act:  Although the Senate has passed a motion on Thursday, January 9, to let the Laken Riley House Bill proceed to debate in the Senate, you can still email your Senators to vote no on the final bill.  You can also review the letter the American Immigration Lawyers Association sent to all Senators opposing the bill.  You can forward that letter to your Senators and add your voice to opposed the bill.     B. Ravi Ragbir    1. Please sign & share this petition urging President Biden to grant Ravi Ragbir a presidential pardon. For those in the New York City/New Jersey area, please join Ravi's family, defense committee, faith leaders, and other supporters as Ravi reports to ICE in NYC on January 13 at 7am for his first check-in since his deferred action expired. As in years past, his defense committee is gathering with faith leaders and other supporters to hold a peaceful Solidarity Vigil in Foley Square in NYC while Ravi is at this appointment. Please RSVP for the vigil or or read about Ravi at this website.     A.    Leonard Peltier:  Call or email the Biden administration seeking to free Leonard Peltier through executive clemency:  https://freeleonard-peltier.com/act-now/    B.     Request President Biden to pardon the DREAMERS or other undocumented, such as parents of unaccompanied minors:  comments@whitehouse.gov  In addition, you can sign this National Immigration Law Center petition to President Biden to take other steps to protect immigrants from the threat of mass deportation.     

Join us Weds 5/6 for the next live episode in our “Under the Blacklight” series - a conversation on how whiteness is being mobilized to “re-open America,” with Carol Anderson, Alex DiBranco, Joe Lowndes, Mab Segrest , Dorian Warren, and Jason Wilson. RSVP: bit.ly/AAPFcovid7 ~~~ On Episode Six of “Under The Blacklight,” Josie Duffy Rice, Nina A. Kohn, Marc Lamont Hill, Rebecca Nagle, Ravi Ragbir, and Alyosxa Tudor map the devastating path of COVID through various locations of confinement — including prisons and jails, immigration detention centers, Native country, nursing homes, and the home — and examine the historical precedents, ideological frameworks, and surprising intersections between these seemingly separate sites that inform this movement and offer us a path forward. Speakers: JOSIE DUFFY RICE -- Journalist and Lawyer; President of The Appeal; Host of Justice in America NINA A. KOHN -- Visiting Professor of Law, Yale; Professor of Law,, Syracuse University; Elder Rights Advocate MARC LAMONT HILL -- Best-selling author and journalist; Professor, Temple University; Host, BET News REBECCA NAGLE -- Writer and community organizer; Host of This Land Podcast RAVI RAGBIR --Immigrant rights activist; Executive Director, New Sanctuary Coalition of New York ALYOSXA TUDOR -- Senior Lecturer in Gender Studies, the Centre for Gender Studies at SOAS, University of London (Read full bios here: aapf.org/under-the-blacklight-covid19) Hosted by Kimberlé Crenshaw (@sandylocks)
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$6 billion gap in New York budget threatens health care gains, Ravi Ragbir fights deportation for the New Sanctuary Coalition

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Indy Radio News March 11, 2019 - Guests Ravi Ragbir and Renée Feltz Pt. 1 by The Indypendent

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This Week On The Earth Wants YOU! Ravi Ragbir reports from the border of Tijuana where the US are using tear gas on the immigrants seeking assylum in the US, much of them women and children. Savitri D and Reverend Billy perform a radio play. News Of the Natural World and Reverend Billy's Sermon plus music from the Stop Shopping Choir

We hear from Open City Neighborhood Fellows Roshan Abraham, Pearl Bhatnagar, and Huiying Bernice Chan, who have been documenting the pulse of metropolitan Asian America as it's being lived on the streets of New York right now, and our Muslim Communities fellows, Aber Kawas, Humera Afridi, and Sarah Moawad, who have been writing on the city's Muslim American communities over the past six months. They read from their recently published pieces about a donation-based sufi in Brooklyn, immigration activist Ravi Ragbir, and Nepali Working Class Women fighting for TPS Status. You’ll also learn about the BDS-supporting, pro-Palestinian City Council candidate el-Yateem in Bay Ridge  how to search for your family roots as a Chinese American, and the annual pilgrimage people take to Malcolm X’s resting place. Moderated by Roja Heydarpour.

Community Resource Exchange is a nonprofit consulting firm working with New Sanctuary Coalition, an interfaith network assisting those facing detention and deportation. We talk about the work of both with CRE's Katie Leonberger and NSC's Ravi Ragbir. For more, visit CRENYC.org and newsanctuarynyc.org

Community Resource Exchange is a nonprofit consulting firm working with New Sanctuary Coalition, an interfaith network assisting those facing detention and deportation. We talk about the work of both with CRE's Katie Leonberger and NSC's Ravi Ragbir. For more, visit CRENYC.org and newsanctuarynyc.org

Back in February, Maria and Julio sat down with immigration activist Ravi Ragbir, who had endured what a federal judge called an "unnecessarily cruel" detainment and was threatened with a scheduled deportation. Since then, Ravi has been granted a stay from a New Jersey judge. But earlier this month, he was back in court in New York, fighting to be granted a second stay in hopes of preventing his new scheduled deportation date, September 7, 2018. With the recent updates to Ravi's case, In The Thick brings a special rebroadcast of Maria and Julio's conversation with Ravi and Donna Lieberman, Executive Director of the NYCLU. ITT Staff Picks:The Intercept's latest reporting on the First Amendment lawsuit that Ravi is a part of.Amy Gottlieb, the associate regional director of the Northeast Region of American Friends Service Committee and Ravi's wife, wrote this OpEd in the Washington Post. NPR's reporting on how ICE is targeting immigrant activists. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

President Trump often demonizes entire immigrant groups, referring to Mexican people as “rapists” and undocumented immigrants as “animals.” Yet statistics show that immigrants, both undocumented and otherwise, are actually less likely to commit crimes than the average U.S. citizen. How did our American political conversation start to conflate immigrants with criminality? And how has immigration policy changed along with this rhetoric? Cecilia Wang, the deputy legal director of the ACLU, discusses the legal and political history of immigration criminalization. At Liberty is also joined by Ravi Ragbir, an immigrant and activist leader waging a legal battle against his own deportation.

Shots are fired at the United States embassy in Turkey, President Trump praises immigration cops while denimrating sanctuary cities, and what happens when two nuclear power plants are closed? With these and other stories I’m Paul DeRienzo with the WBAI Evening News for Monday, August 20, 2018.

This Week on The Earth Wants YOU! We have an energetic episode with Mo Beasley from FUREE(Families United For Racial and Economic Equality). Reverend Billy reports from the hearing of Ravi Ragbir, Savitri D gives us the News of the Natural World, Larry Harvey is remembered and Travis Tench from the Stop Shopping Choir eats a salad.

On our first episode, we talk with immigrant-rights activist Ravi Ragbir and his partner Amy Gottlieb, about not only their current organizing to stop Ravi's deportation, but how they stay centered and support each other. Ravi is the Executive Director of the New Sanctuary Coalition, and Amy is an Associate Regional Director for the American Friends Service Committee. Ravi has been fighting his own deportation order since 2006, and was recently detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement following a regularly scheduled check-in. To find out more about what you can do to support Ravi and immigrant rights generally, please visit istandwithravi.org and newsanctuarynyc.org.

This special Episode of The Earth Wants YOU! follows the growing immigration rights movement in NYC, specifically the story of Ravi Ragbir, a New York based immigrants rights activist who is facing deportation.

Immigration rights activist Amy Gottlieb, whose husband Ravi Ragbir has been fighting deportation. Plus, two brewers tell us about NYC Beer Week -- and bring us a couple of bottles to taste... 112BK is hosted by Ashley Ford and is written and produced by Ross Tuttle, with Fred Brown, Shirin Barghi, Emily Boghosssian, Kritzie Roberts, Clinton Philson, Jr, Charmaine Lam and Ariana Rosas. Our editors are Clinton Philson, Jr. and Khyriel Palmer, our Technical Director is Eric Haugesag, and our theme music is b

Date: 2/8/2018 From: LPolice Radio  To: Audience  Subject: Note for episode # 21 "What's Next"?  Host Alpha Mike discussed the breakdown of all new podcast. The new segment format will keep the audience engaged and they will know what they get before they get it! or something like that. The breakdown is the following: A or 1. First 15 minutes of the episode with deal with police, corrections, and investigation. new stories. (15 Minutes)  B or 2. Interview with a guest or a series. (30 minutes)  C or 3. The Conversation, your needs and requested relationship with God. (15 Minutes)  D or 4. Promo of the next episode on LPolice Radio. (5-Minutes)    A1. News: Mayor Bill DeDumbo issues an instruction to NYPD on dealing with ICE. NYPD mentioned that the Mayor (Big-Bird) was referring to the newly formed policy. Really where did the police comes from?  A2. The arrest of Ravi Ragbir how the mayor dealt with it giving the NYPD marching orders. NYPD dealing with crowd control or commy control? over the arrest. A3. Democracy Now makes case for the socialist left on the Ravi arrest. A4. Dems acting out at State of the Union?  A5. New law: Abolishment of Human Trafficking Act.    B1. Interview: With host Alpha Mike on the 4 new segments that will keep the audience more engaged. B2. o9TG (Training Group) What type of training, and why? B3. o9TG will have a podcast (30mins) on training, as well as a blog (show notes) which will be free of charge.  B4. o9TG will also have a vlog via YouTube  B5. o9TG also creating a paid membership site that will give members full access to the course and curriculums. Paid membership rates are still pending, but it may be the same of the price of a soda, bag of chips, and pack of gum.  B6. Alpha Mike talks about not having sponsorship so that they can't control the content of the shows.  B7. Alpha Mike on the power of thinking out of the box, in development of the o9TG curriculums. examples: How to testify in court, Firearms usage, forgetting the 7 fundamentals of shooting? kind of! o9TG is a unique perspective on training, what is lacking in LEO 4 year cycle training. B8. While the haters are on the sidelines, o9TG is in the game.   Don't forget to plug into all the podcast: Leatherneck7  o9TG  LPolice Radio The Conversation: Your relationship with God. Just as King Nebuchadnezzar had an ego the size of his kingdom, God humbled him, when he becomes almost an animal living in the grass, his hair grew like that of an old eagle, his nails like those of a bird, and He was humble and confronted by Gods power. King Nebuchadnezzar realized that all he had came from God. Look at all he had to deal with for failing to recognize his mistake. Don't become a Nebuchadnezzar.  Promo: Episode # 22 "It's good to be an American"!  reference: NYPD cops ordered to limit cooperation with ICE agents after criticism over Ravi Ragbir arrest The Ravi arrest, Who? that's what I said. Dems acting out at the State of the Union address.  Famous Ravi the activist? for real, listen to this guy you be the judge.  

After what a federal judge called an "unnecessarily cruel" detainment, immigration activist Ravi Ragbir is scheduled for deportation this Saturday, February 10th. This is following the recent detention and deportation of several other nationally prominent immigration activists. Are they being targeted by ICE? Maria and Julio speak with Ravi and Donna Lieberman, Executive Director of the NYCLU. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Jodi Dean, a professor of Political Science at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, and Ted Rall, an award-winning editorial cartoonist and columnist.President Trump delivered his first state of the union address last night, setting an ambitious, but highly partisan—perhaps even divisive—agenda in his first State of the Union address. He took a hard line on immigration and North Korea, but then said he wanted to spend $1.5 trillion on infrastructure, although he didn’t say how he would pay for it, especially in light of recent massive tax cuts for corporations and the rich. The White House is saying that President Trump has not yet decided whether to release the Nunes memo, although he was overheard at the State of the Union last night saying that he would “100 percent release it.” Meanwhile, the plot thickens at the FBI, as its Inspector General is now investigating the actions of former director James Comey and deputy director Andrew McCabe, their role in the Hillary Clinton emails, and the FISA warrant they requested to look at the Trump campaign. Brian and John speak with Coleen Rowley, a former FBI special agent who in 2002 was named Time Magazine person of the year along with two other whistleblowers.A federal judge in the Southern District of New York this week lashed out at Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in a written opinion ordering the temporary release of an immigrants’ rights activist who ICE scooped up and scheduled for deportation. Ravi Ragbir, the leader of the New Sanctuary Coalition of New York, was released so that, in the judge’s words, he could say goodbye to his family. Juan Carlos Ruiz, cofounder of New Sanctuary Coalition, where Ravi Ragbir is executive director, joins the show.An Israeli legal rights group is suing two New Zealanders who reportedly convinced the pop singer Lorde to cancel a performance in Israel. This is the first lawsuit filed under a controversial Israeli anti-boycott law. And for the first time in its history, an officer of the Israeli secret police agency, the Shin Bet, is facing a criminal investigation over allegations of torture. Miko Peled, an author whose latest book “Injustice: The Story of the Holy Land Foundation Five” comes out next month, joins Brian and John.Bahrain’s top court sentenced two people to death and almost 60 more to lengthy prison sentences yesterday on charges of terrorism in a case that the Bahrainis say proves Iranian meddling in their country. The Bahraini prosecutor said the defendants smuggled explosives and weapons into the country after having undergone training in Iran. Mustafa Akhwand, the executive director of Shia Rights Watch, joins the show.Cape Town, South Africa is dangerously close to running out of water. “Day Zero”, as it’s being called, is expected in April, and frantic preparations are underway to prepare for this impending ecological crisis. Brian and John speak with Fred Magdoff, professor emeritus of plant and soil science at the University of Vermont and the co-author of “What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know About Capitalism” and “Creating an Ecological Society: Toward a Revolutionary Transformation”.Saudi Arabia has moved the remaining 56 princes it has been holding in the Ritz Carlton hotel on corruption charges to secure private palaces and, in some cases, to actual prisons. Other princes have secured their own release by turning over to the government more than $106 billion that Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman says was made through corrupt practices. Ali al-Ahmed, the director of the Institute for Gulf Affairs, joins the show.

On a new episode of Versus Trump, Charlie and Jason discuss an unexpected recent opinion that held that Ravi Ragbir, an immigration activist and alien subject to deportation, had the "freedom to say goodbye" before he could be removed from this country. Charlie and Jason begin by discussing Ragbir's background and the nature of his immigration case, and they focus on the events of January 11, 2018, when Ragbir was taken into custody and put on a plane to be removed from the country with no specific advance warning. They then discuss the recent, surprising decision in Ragbir's lawsuit against the Trump Administration that held that he could not be deported and had to be released from custody because he has the "freedom to say goodbye" and get his affairs in order before the government can deport him. They discuss several possible theories that would provide legal support for this somewhat novel right, and disagree somewhat on the merits on the opinion. In their combined Trump nugget, they recommend Slate's excellent podcast about Watergate, Slow Burn.You can find us at @VersusTrumpPod on twitter, or send us an email at versustrumppodcast@gmail.com. And you can buy t-shirts and other goods with our super-cool logo here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Featuring Analysis, emcee for the Mother Earth Poetry Vibe at Red Emma’s Bookstore and Coffeehouse in Baltimore, MD, worker rights advocate, vegan and community builder. Also reflections on the arrest and release of Ravi Ragbir, Executive Director of the New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City and lectionary readings from Isaiah 40 and Psalm 147. Hosted by Rev. Tracy Howe Wispelwey, Minister for Congregational and Community Engagement with the United Church of Christ National Ministries.

West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy is Now Open! 8am-9am PT/ 11am-Noon ET for our especially special Daily Specials; Tarrytown Chowder Tuesdays!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, even Trump's friends say he is a jerk.Then, on the rest of the menu, Jackpotting hackers steal over $1 million from ATMs across the US; a federal judge halts the deportation of prominent immigrant rights activist, Ravi Ragbir; and, Fusion GPS accused U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, of endangering its employees by ignoring “multiple” requests not to publicly disclose their names.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table where Trump's pick for Chile ambassador has deep financial ties to the Kushner family that the White House did not announce earlier this month; and, Andrew McCabe's replacement, David Bowditch, is now next to face the Trump firing squad.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine Justice Putnam.Bon Appetit!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“As I ate the oysters with their strong taste of the sea and their faint metallic taste that the cold white wine washed away, leaving only the sea taste and the succulent texture, and as I drank their cold liquid from each shell and washed it down with the crisp taste of the wine, I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and to make plans.” ― Ernest Hemingway "A Moveable Feast"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Show Notes & Links: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/1/30/1737088/-West-Coast-Cookbook-amp-Speakeasy-Daily-Special-Tarrytown-Chowder-Tuesdays

Can sanctuary exist in a state that still insists on broken windows policing? This week on the Laura Flanders Show, Ravi Ragbir and Sara Gozalo of The New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City describe pushing back state pressure and creating real sanctuary, communally, through partnering not policing.

Ravi Ragbir of the New Sanctuary Coalition and the Bass Section of the Stop Shopping Choir has been Detained by ICE and is Facing Deportation. #ISTANDWITHRAVI This week on The Earth Wants YOU! Protest, Tears, Friendship, Hope, No Borders, No Walls, No Deportations

Can sanctuary exist in a state that still insists on broken windows policing? This week on the Laura Flanders Show, Ravi Ragbir and Sara Gozalo of The New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City describe pushing back state pressure and creating real sanctuary, communally, through partnering not policing. And to close out the show, Laura's weekly commentary on how ‘From Washington to Jerusalem - It's not Reckless. It's a wreck.'  Music comes by way of the collection 'Sweety G Toby presents: Shelter From the Streets' benefitting the Book Bank Foundation.  

Long-time resident, community activist, father, and husband, Ravi Ragbir, has fought against permanent exile from life in the U.S. for over 11 years. For Ravi and his family, it’s been a fight to take back control over their lives.

Journalist Renée Feltz brings us the latest update on immigrant rights advocate and head of the New Sanctuary Coalition of NYC, Ravi Ragbir. You can read Renée´s article at http://ow.ly/UcSY30bd5zw

In this edition Renee Feltz reports on immigration rights advocate and executive director of the New Sanctuary Coalition, Ravi Ragbir`s latest citing with ICE and writes on the updates about his future meeting with the deportation officer