Discuss immigration reform with Comité Sin Fronteras at Cactus Book Club — no need to finish the book to join.
The Cactus Book Club offers a unique opportunity to engage with pressing sociopolitical issues through literature. This month, the focus is on "Unbuild Walls" by Silky Shah, a compelling critique of U.S. immigration policy and its ties to mass incarceration. The discussion is led by Comité Sin Fronteras, a group of dedicated organizers advocating for immigration reform.
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“Comité Sin Fronteras is a collective of young adult undocumented and DACAmented organizers and abolitionists who are dedicated to advancing immigration reform and beyond.”
