Repeal Coalition AZ

About me:

The Arizona Repeal Coalition is an organization committed to repealing over 60 anti-immigrant laws and bills that have been passed or considered by Arizona politicians in the past few years. We demand the repeal of all laws—federal, state, and local—that degrade and discriminate against undocumented individuals and that deny U.S. citizens their lawful rights. We demand that all human beings—with papers or without—be guaranteed access to work, housing, health care, education, legal protection, and other public benefits, as well as the right to organize. Our strategy is to build a grass roots social movement that can repeal these laws, change the terms of the national debate on immigration, and expand the freedom of all people—documented and undocumented.

Exigimos la revocación de todas las leyes – federales, estatales, y locales – que degraden o discriminen contra personas sin documentos y que nieguen a ciudadanos norteamericanos sus derechos por ley. Exigimos que todos los seres humanos – con papeles o sin – sean garantizados el acceso al trabajo, vivienda, cuidado medico, educación, protección legal, y otros beneficios públicos como también el derecho a organizarse.

We meet In Flagstaff every Wednesday night @ 7:30pm @ St. Pius X Catholic Church, San Francisco de Asis parish, at the corner of Fourth St. and Cedar, (2257 E. Cedar Ave.) across form the library. Please join us, and bring a friend!

In Phoenix, we meet every Thursday evening at 6:00pm @ San Pablo Iglesia Episcopal at 2801 N. 31st Street, at 31st and Thomas right behind Taco Bell.

You can reach the Repeal Coalition at: repealcoalition@gmail.com We also have a phone in Flagstaff, 928-863-9426. For the latest on what is happening it is much better to email us than check this myspace site. We also have a facebook group, cause, and page, so please add us. Repealcoalition.org coming very soon!

You can make donations to the Repeal Coalition by clicking on the button below. The Repeal Coalition is an all-volunteer organization and all money donated goes directly toward the Repeal campaign.