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SEIU: Alabama Law Threatens Justice Everywhere

Civil Rights Leaders To Rally Against Alabama Law in Birmingham, AL Washington, DC—(ENEWSPF)—September 1, 2011.  Statement by SEIU International Secretary-Treasurer Eliseo Medina: “In a letter from the Birmingham jail where he was detained after being arrested during a demonstration in 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote: ‘Injustice anywhere is[Read More…]

Center for American Progress on Keystone XL Pipeline Permit: It Is Not in National Interest, Nor in Humanity’s Interest

Washington, D.C.—(ENEWSPF)—August 29, 2011.  Today, the Center for American Progress issued the following statement on the Keystone XL pipeline permit: The State Department’s assessment that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline will have only a limited environmental impact should not be the final word from the Obama administration on the plan[Read More…]

Sierra Club: State Dept. Endorses Dirty Tar Sands Monstrosity

WASHINGTON–(ENEWSPF)–August 26, 2011. Today the Obama Administration released its final Environmental Impact Statement on foreign oil corporation TransCanada’s proposed Keystone XL pipeline to transport high corrosive and toxic tar sands oil through America’s heartland. In response, Michael Brune, Sierra Club Executive Director, issued the following statement: “The U.S. State Department’s[Read More…]

The Rick Perry Model

WASHINGTON–(ENEWSPF)–August 22 – ABBY RAPOPORT, rapoport at texasobserver.org Rapoport is a reporter with the Texas Observer. She said today: “Don’t assume a gaffe or two means Rick Perry doesn’t have an excellent campaign strategy. The Texas governor rewrote the playbook on political organizing back in 2010, when he created an[Read More…]

SEIU Lauds New DHS Focus on Serious Criminals

WASHINGTON, D.C.–(ENEWSPF)–August 19, 2011.  The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that an inter-agency task force will begin reviewing 300,000 pending immigration cases to stop removal proceedings if they do not involve high priority cases involving immigrants convicted of serious crimes. Some of the low-priority categories that would be[Read More…]

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