Delano, CA- On Cesar Chavez Day, the United Farm Workers, the California Federation of Labor Unions, and SEIU California will assembly over 5,000 members to march in solidarity with immigrant workers, denouncing Trump’s mass deportation policies.
Historic Mobilization for Immigrant Rights
The event in Delano represents a significant mobilization with over 5,000 union members coming together to advocate for immigrant rights and oppose current political deportation policies, reinforcing their collective power and unity.
Message from Paul Chavez
Paul Chavez emphasized the legacy of his father, Cesar Chavez, highlighting the importance of unity and organization among workers, particularly in the face of modern challenges against immigrant rights and labor freedoms.
Cesar Chavez and Workers' Rights
Cesar Chavez's legacy is deeply tied to the fight for labor rights for farm workers, championing better wages and working conditions while advocating for the rights of immigrants and those without legal status throughout his life.
Dolores Huerta's Perspective
Dolores Huerta called for collective nonviolent resistance to combat the dismantling of workers' rights while urging solidarity among various marginalized groups including farmworkers and the LGBTQ+ community.
UFW President's Call to Action
UFW President Teresa Romero remarked on the crucial need for farm workers and all laborers to organize effectively to safeguard their rights, sending a strong message of solidarity through the event.
