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Pasadena-Based National Day Labor Organizing Network Condemns Supreme Court

Hours after the Supreme Court struck down a restraining order preventing immigration agents from detaining people based on profiling, Pablo Alvarado, co-executive director of Pasadena-based National Day Laborer Organizing Network, said the high court “surrendered its legitimacy to [President] Trump’s strongman agenda.” “It declared open season on immigrant workers – especially day laborers, who are among the most exposed and vulnerable targets of this regime,” Alvarado said, “Today’s decision endorses and enables Trump’s authoritarian attacks on immigrants.  It is a […]


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