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2006 two million workers march for amnesty an example for today the militant

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    Unite the working class! Amnesty for immigrants! - The Militant

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    SWP: Mass actions by immigrants in 2006, ‘We are workers, not criminals!’ - The Militant

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    Fight for amnesty for all immigrants in the US! - The Militant

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    Join fight for amnesty for all immigrants in the US! - The Militant

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    Lessons of 2006 immigrant rights struggle that ring true today - Liberation News

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    2006: Two million workers march for amnesty, an example for today - The Militant

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    Amnesty for immigrants, to unify the working class! - The Militant

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    Protests continue to grow in Iran following the 12-day war - The Militant

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    Flight attendants rally at DC, Charlotte, Dallas airports - The Militant

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    Air Canada flight attendants defy gov’t, win new contract - The Militant

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    U.S. gov’t escalates attack on Cuba’s int’l medical missions - The Militant

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    ‘You cannot kill ideas!’ Thomas Sankara’s tribute to Che Guevara - The Militant

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