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this is produced by puck, and many of you might recognize the voice. it's harjap!
If you got half an hour, or a train ride ahead... hear about the "Security and Prosperity Partnership," global guestworker programs, and how 1,500 people stopped a deportation by shutting down an airport in Canada.
Online, uploaded to daysinapril.blogspot.com and downloadable -
http://www.radioproject.org/archive/2008/2108.html
No One Illegal
The United Nations estimates that nearly 200 million migrants from various nations are scattered across the globe living and working in countries far from their homes, their families and their culture. Last year alone, migrants sent an estimated $300 billion back to their home countries. That's nearly triple the amount of all the world's foreign aid budgets combined.
On this edition, we'll hear from Harjap Grewal, an organizer with the Canadian-based group, "No One is Illegal." He speaks about global migration, guest worker programs and the brewing resistance in what he calls "Fortress North America."
Featuring:
Harjap Grewal, "No One is Illegal" organizer.
Puck Lo
Associate Producer and Reporter
National Radio Project
www.radioproject.org
Free Speech Radio News
www.fsrn.org
this is produced by puck, and many of you might recognize the voice. it's harjap!
If you got half an hour, or a train ride ahead... hear about the "Security and Prosperity Partnership," global guestworker programs, and how 1,500 people stopped a deportation by shutting down an airport in Canada.
Online, uploaded to daysinapril.blogspot.com and downloadable -
http://www.radioproject.org/archive/2008/2108.html
No One Illegal
The United Nations estimates that nearly 200 million migrants from various nations are scattered across the globe living and working in countries far from their homes, their families and their culture. Last year alone, migrants sent an estimated $300 billion back to their home countries. That's nearly triple the amount of all the world's foreign aid budgets combined.
On this edition, we'll hear from Harjap Grewal, an organizer with the Canadian-based group, "No One is Illegal." He speaks about global migration, guest worker programs and the brewing resistance in what he calls "Fortress North America."
Featuring:
Harjap Grewal, "No One is Illegal" organizer.
Puck Lo
Associate Producer and Reporter
National Radio Project
www.radioproject.org
Free Speech Radio News
www.fsrn.org
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