Video: March for Jobs, Washington, DC, July 15, 2013

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Videos: Speakers Discuss S.744's Effect on American Workers

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Center for Immigration Studies

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19 July 2013

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National News

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illegal immigration

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The Black American Leadership Alliance (BALA) organized the the DC March for Jobs, which was held on July 15, 2013, along with community leaders of all races from around the country. The march was organized in an attempt to stop Congress’ amnesty push, enforce immigration laws as written, and support policies that put black U.S. citizens back to work...

Rev. O'Neil Dozier
Rep. Mo Brooks
Sen. Jeff Sessions
Rep. Steve King
Introduction to the Black American Leadership Alliance
Ken Crow
Col. Allen Bernard West
Frank Morris
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
Kevin Jackson
Dennis Michael Lynch
Roy Beck
Michael Cutler
Sen. Elbert Guillory
Luis Pozzolo
K Carl Smith
Ted Hayes
Katrina Pierson
Sen. Ted Cruz

Rev. O'Neil Dozier

Rep. Mo Brooks

Sen. Jeff Sessions

Rep. Steve King

Introduction to the Black American Leadership Alliance

Ken Crow

Col. Allen Bernard West

Frank Morris

Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson

Kevin Jackson

Dennis Michael Lynch

Roy Beck

Michael Cutler

Sen. Elbert Guillory

Luis Pozzolo

K. Carl Smith

Ted Hayes

Katrina Pierson

Sen. Ted Cruz

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