Borders in Central America: The Impact of US policy

Borders in Central America
The Impact of U.S. Policy


The U.S. prescription for the root causes of migration are the same things that are causing it – continued U.S. economic intervention and militarism. The model of U.S. border militarization is being exported to Central America with deadly results. CISPES sent a national delegation to El Salvador from April 23- May 4th to explore these issues.

We invite you to come hear a report back from
Our very own Bay Area participants
Including Allan and Ana Fisher, and Win-Mon Kyi


* Hear about the impacts of US immigration policy, including deportation and border militarization.

* Further understand the current social, economic, and political context in El Salvador and the consequences of US policy.

OAKLAND REPORTBACK
Sunday, May 7, 2017
3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Corazon del Pueblo
4814 international blvd.
(between 49th and 50th ave.)

SAN FRANCISCO REPORTBACK
Friday, May 12, 2017
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
2940 – 16th Street room 301
(between Mission and South Van Ness,
half-block from 16th St. BART)