Bringing the Border to the Bay: 3 Short Films

These 3 films highlight the human and environmental costs of
border militarization. Everyone is invited to come see the impacts of
current  U.S. border policy on immigrants,
border communities, human rights, and the environment.   Immigrants For Sale (2013, 33 min.) is a
ground-breaking documentary that goes inside the private immigrant-detention
industry through the lens of those most impacted and the players behind the
trade, examining the multi-billion dollar profits that fuel it all. Wild Versus
Wall   (2010, 20 min.) covers the
ecological effects of the border wall along the U.S.
boundary with Mexico.
The Department of Homeland Security waived 37 federal environmental-protection
and other laws along our borderlands, resulting in a brutalized landscape and a
compromised legal system. The Fence  
(2010, 30 min.), award-winning filmmaker Rory Kennedy’s HBO documentary,
includes candid interviews with Border Patrol agents, ranchers,
environmentalists, and voices from both sides of the border-security debate.
Kennedy uses humor to highlight contradictions and politically driven
misinformation, as well as the ineffectiveness and costliness of the
controversial border barrier. Following the films will be a Q&A with people
who know the situation first-hand.

For more info call: 415-924-3227 or visit :  http://www.mitfamericas.org/Calendar.htm

 Sponsored by the BFUU Social Justice Ctee  , Sierra Club Borderlands Team, and Marin
Interfaith Task Force on the Americas

Suggested donation $5-$10. No one turned away.

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