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program may not even be necessary, except to repair and
make livable crumbling apartment buildings and public
housing. In many cases, the government can simply seize
empty homes and apartments and move people into them.
And, seeing as the government owns 75 percent of the
country’s mortgages after having taken over Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac, an indefinite moratorium on foreclosures and
evictions should be issued and terms favorable to workers
and the poor can be determined.
5. Stop the raids and deportations
It is an undeniable truth that the people of Latin America,
who make up the largest percentage of immigrant workers,
are the original inhabitants of the Americas. So to label any
Latin American as an “illegal alien” is to wipe away thousands
of years of history.
We believe that no human being is “illegal” except the
imperialists and that as capital is free to flow — interrupting
the livelihoods of people across the globe — people should
be free to travel, especially to escape conditions imposed
upon them by the ravages of imperialist intervention in their
homelands.
We believe that all workers, be they from the Caribbean,
Latin America, Africa, Asia or Europe, are driven to the U.S.
ultimately because of imperialism.
We demand that the government cease all raids and deportations,
which interrupt lives including the lives of young
people, many of whom were born in the U.S. and are being
separated from their families.
Immigrant workers should not be the scapegoats of the
rich who want to drive down wages for all the oppressed and
workers. This scapegoating is racist in nature and meant to
pit U.S.-born oppressed and workers from foreign-born oppressed
and workers.
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