Arizona becoming a Police State and Militarized Zone

[mexika]

Please Spread all over the Planet. Arizona, U.S.A, democratic nation is testing A police State scenario on all people living not only in Arizona, but maybe the whole nation. Stay awake or Wake up...

PROTEST THE ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS!
Repeal SB1070 in Arizona!
Unconditional amnesty in all 50 states!

March & Rally
Date: Saturday, May 29th
Time: Assemble at Embarcadero at 4:00 p.m. March begins at 4:30 p.m. Arrive at AT&T Park at 5:15 p.m. Game begins at 6:05 p.m.

Governor Jan Brewer signed SB1070 into law on April 23rd, which empowers law enforcement to stop anyone they suspect to be undocumented and demand their papers. On May Day 2010, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to protest this racist law and to stand in solidarity with the immigrant community of Arizona. The fight continues with the Boycott Arizona campaign where several cities including San Francisco have passed resolutions to Boycott Arizona.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are coming to town and we in San Francisco can take a stand against SB1070 and send a message to Arizona's lawmakers. Join the May Day 2010 Coalition to protest the Diamondbacks and to march in solidarity with the statewide protest in Arizona on May 29th. We will march to repeal SB1070 in Arizona and for full amnesty in all 50 states!

Why protest the Diamondbacks? The Arizona Diamondbacks organization led by Ken Kendricks is one of the primary funders of the Republican Party who pushed SB1070 through legislation. For an in-depth look at who the Diamondbacks' owners really represent, read Dave Zirin's article 'No One is Illegal: Boycott the Arizona Diamondbacks'. http://edgeofsports.com/2010-04-24-521/index.html

The next organizing meeting to protest the Arizona Diamondbacks will be hosted by the May Day 2010 Coalition, which will take place on May 22nd at 3 p.m. at Centro Del Pueblo, 474 Valencia Street in San Francisco. For more information, please contact the May Day 2010 Coalition at may1st.sf@gmail.com