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Immigrant Voices Heard Here

The Center For New Americans works with immigrants to help them achieve their version of the American dream, despite whom the American Commander in Chief may be at any given time. And at a time when immigrant voices are getting drowned out by tweets, come hear them yourself at The Shea Theater in Turners this Sunday.

https://soundcloud.com/939theriver-1/immigrant-voices-at-the-shea-theater

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