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    Crowd was mostly made up of members of The Border Network for Human Rights. Crowd was joined by residents of LAS CRUCES and about 50 people from El Paso County. BNHR is one of the leading immigration reform and Human Rights advocacy organizations.

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    PRESS ADVISORY AUGUST 17, 2011

    CONTACT: CRISTINA PARKER 915-875-9107

    More Than 1,000 People March In Las Cruces


    Crowd Against Changing The New Mexico Drivers License Law Was The Largest Since The 2006 March For Immigrant Rights
    (LAS CRUCES, New Mexico) Under a blistering sun, more than 1,000 people from Southern New Mexico marched from Apodaca Park to Las Cruces City Hall Tuesday afternoon to say no to Gov. Susana Martinezs proposal to change the common-sense drivers license law allowing immigrants to drive. The crowd, which was mostly made up of members of the Border Network for Human Rights was joined by residents of Las Cruces and about 50 people from El Paso County. Photos of the event are available below and at: http://on.fb.me/qxzi7a

    The Border Network for Human Rights, founded in 1998, is one of the leading immigration reform and human rights advocacy organization in the United States. Based in El Paso, BNHR has over 7,000 members in El Paso and Southern New Mexico. ###

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