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SUMMARY:Migrant Rights Rally
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 yle>\n From the Migrant Rights Network:<br />\n <b
 r />\n Migrants make Canada work. We care for chil
 dren and elders\, grow food\, build homes\, and ke
 ep communities running.<br />\n <br />\n But the g
 overnment is pushing migrants out instead of givin
 g people equal rights. Permits are expiring\, bein
 g refused\, cancelled\, or made impossible to rene
 w. Refugees are under attack. People are being dep
 orted. Families are being separated. Those who rem
 ain are forced to work with fewer rights and more 
 fear.<br />\n <br />\n At the same time\, working 
 class people are being squeezed by high rents\, lo
 w wages\, service cuts\, and insecurity. Migrants 
 are being blamed for a crisis created by underfund
 ing\, privatization\, corporate greed\, and govern
 ments that put the rich first.<br />\n <br />\n Bl
 aming migrants does not lower rents\, raise wages\
 , or fix healthcare. It divides workers and lets b
 osses\, landlords\, corporations\, and governments
  off the hook. Migrants are not the cause of the c
 risis. Migrants are part of the solution.<br />\n 
 <br />\n This fall\, the federal government is dec
 iding the future of immigration: who gets permanen
 t residency\, who remains temporary\, and who is p
 ushed out.<br />\n <br />\n On September 20\, one 
 day before Parliament returns\, join people across
  the country taking action to demand:<br />\n <br 
 />\n Status for all: Permanent resident status for
  migrants already here\, and permanent resident st
 atus on arrival for migrants coming in the future.
 <br />\n Renew permits: Automatically renew expire
 d and expiring work and study permits\, restore st
 atus\, and ensure no one is pushed into exploitati
 on or deportation.<br />\n End exploitation: End e
 mployer-tied permits. Ensure equal labour rights\,
  safe housing\, healthcare\, services\, and real e
 nforcement against abusive bosses.<br />\n Stop de
 portations: End removals\, detention\, family sepa
 ration\, and attacks on refugees.<br />\n <br />\n
  More information at <a href="https://migrantright
 s.ca/events/sep20/" target="_blank">https://migran
 trights.ca/events/sep20/.</a> RSVP to Toronto ACOR
 N at (416) 461-9233 or toacorn@acorncanada.org.</p
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DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n From the Migrant Rights Network:\n \n \n 
 \n Migrants make Canada work. We care for children
  and elders\, grow food\, build homes\, and keep c
 ommunities running.\n \n \n \n But the government 
 is pushing migrants out instead of giving people e
 qual rights. Permits are expiring\, being refused\
 , cancelled\, or made impossible to renew. Refugee
 s are under attack. People are being deported. Fam
 ilies are being separated. Those who remain are fo
 rced to work with fewer rights and more fear.\n \n
  \n \n At the same time\, working class people are
  being squeezed by high rents\, low wages\, servic
 e cuts\, and insecurity. Migrants are being blamed
  for a crisis created by underfunding\, privatizat
 ion\, corporate greed\, and governments that put t
 he rich first.\n \n \n \n Blaming migrants does no
 t lower rents\, raise wages\, or fix healthcare. I
 t divides workers and lets bosses\, landlords\, co
 rporations\, and governments off the hook. Migrant
 s are not the cause of the crisis. Migrants are pa
 rt of the solution.\n \n \n \n This fall\, the fed
 eral government is deciding the future of immigrat
 ion: who gets permanent residency\, who remains te
 mporary\, and who is pushed out.\n \n \n \n On Sep
 tember 20\, one day before Parliament returns\, jo
 in people across the country taking action to dema
 nd:\n \n \n \n Status for all: Permanent resident 
 status for migrants already here\, and permanent r
 esident status on arrival for migrants coming in t
 he future.\n \n Renew permits: Automatically renew
  expired and expiring work and study permits\, res
 tore status\, and ensure no one is pushed into exp
 loitation or deportation.\n \n End exploitation: E
 nd employer-tied permits. Ensure equal labour righ
 ts\, safe housing\, healthcare\, services\, and re
 al enforcement against abusive bosses.\n \n Stop d
 eportations: End removals\, detention\, family sep
 aration\, and attacks on refugees.\n \n \n \n More
  information at https://migrantrights.ca/events/se
 p20/. (https://migrantrights.ca/events/sep20/) RSV
 P to Toronto ACORN at (416) 461-9233 or toacorn@ac
 orncanada.org.\n \n 
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LOCATION:750 Bloor St W\n Christie Pits Park\n Toronto\, ON
  M6G 3B1\n Canada\n 
URL:https://acorncanada.org/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=6738
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