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Here's some YouTube video of the youth taking over A Mountain and the banner drop when I-19 was blocked on July 29th. ¡Viva El Juventud!

On August 2, 2010 around 3:15 p.m. Officer Zinn and Officer Koontz of the Tucson Police Department called Border Patrol on a woman during a traffic stop. Border Patrol came and took her into detention.

This is Arizona.

Injunction or No Injunction. SB1070 or Not. We face this every day.

Local Tucson video maker and blogger D.A. Morales gives an overview of the whole day downtown on July 29th.

Every Friday in July and on July 29th there are people coming together to stand up against SB1070 in Tucson. This Friday there will be musicians playing for la causa along with el pueblo out in full force on Congress and Granada in Downtown. Come out and Join us!

May 12, 2010- Tucson Youth Rise Up • VOICES FROM THE AZ STRUGGLE
Tucson youth walked out of classrooms and conducted civil disobedience against the ban on ethnic studies in Arizona (HB2281) and against School Superintendent Tom Horne for his pledge to terminate ethnic studies in Tucson. 15 were arrested. Pan Left was forced out of the State building by State police when we were filming them arresting students.

Also on Vimeo
http://vimeo.com/11770727

Democracy Now! did a second day of coverage on the students coming out and protesting the Arizona ban on ethnic studies- HR2281. Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez interview Isabel Garcia- Coalicion de Derechos Humanos and Kim Dominguez- one of the Tucson 15 arrested. Pan Left video was also used in this segment.
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/5/14/arizona_students_protest_new_law_b...

Amy Goodman covers the story out of Tucson yesterday about students protesting the new ethnic studies ban HR2281 and the 15 arrested at the State building on Democracy Now! which features Pan Left video footage and an interview with Isabel Garcia. We're featured in the headlines. Watch the video.

Also featured in the Headlines link for May 13.
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/5/13/headlines#11

VOICES FROM THE AZ STRUGGLE
Raul Alcaraz, Tucson activist for migrants and the LGBT community speaks at a rally against the hate law SB1070 at the University Of Arizona. May 5, 2010

Also on Vimeo
http://vimeo.com/11702261