FLIC [Florida Immigrant Coalition] Members List

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Florida Immigrant Coalition

From the FLIC Mission and History page:

Mission
Florida Immigrant Coalition seeks equal rights for immigrants and integration into the civic and cultural life of our communities. We accomplish our mission through coordination of immigrant organizations and community education, organizing and advocacy.

Vision
The Coalition believes in the empowerment of immigrants and the unification of immigrant communities to develop an amplified voice for immigrant rights. The Coalition fulfils this vision by uniting urban, rural, religious, legal, and community-based organizations to advance our mission.

Membership
Membership in the Coalition is organizationally based. Becoming a member allows individual organizations to increase their ability to impact important immigrant rights issues.

ACLU

ACORN

Alianza De Mujeres Activas

American Friends Service Committee

American Guatemalan Association

Amigos Center American Peruvian Committee (APAC-USA)

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance

Caribbean Friends Cares

Catholic Charities

Catholic Charities—Farm Worker Ministry

Centro Pastoral San Juan Diego Childrens Service

Council of Broward County

Collier County Public Schools

Farmworker Association of Florida, Inc.

Florida Catholic Conference

Florida Chain

Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center

Fundacion Salvadorena De La Florida

Guatemalan Maya Quetzal, Inc.

Guatemalan Unity Information Agency

Haitian American Youth Of Tomorrow

Haitian Women of Miami

Human Services Coalition Hymphrey & Whidden Agency, Inc.

Iron Workers

Jamaican Diaspora Jobs With Justice—Central Florida

Jobs With Justice—South Florida

Legal Aid Society of Orange County

Love and Hope Foundation Inc.

Members Empowering True Awareness/USF

Mi Familia Vota

Movimiento De Inmigrantes De Arcadia

Nanay, Inc.

Olama

Palm Beach County Coalition for Immigrant Rights

Seiu Local 11

Seiu-Florida Healthcare Union

South Florida Afl-Cio

Unite For Dignity

Unite Here Local 362

United Farm Workers

We Count!

Women’s Fund-Women’s Advocacy Center

[Editor’s Note: Links to many of these organizations are available at the original page.]

Original article

(Posted on December 2, 2008)

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Comments

1 — ciccio wrote at 12:32 AM on December 3:

Immigrants have the same rights as any other American citizen.
Illegal immigrants have only one right, the right to be shipped back whence they came.
What on earth is the problem?

2 — Anonymous wrote at 2:33 AM on December 3:

The list of organizational members reads like a Who’s who of those seeking to destroy America with Lib-dems like the ACLU and ACORN spearheading the group . Alarm bells should have been going off left and right in pre 9-11 Florida with Muslims learning to fly multi-engine aircraft , instead they thought they were just nice , hardworking boys . Who can fathom the mind of a liberal ? Our country is gone , it is unretrievable .

3 — Bobby wrote at 4:29 PM on December 3:

We have so many people in this nation who are outright traitors as to be surreal. We can start looking for them in the Congress and Senate. These so called immigration rights groups are for the most part subversive organizations, that have an agenda and (illegal and legal)immigration is nothing more than a tool to carry out that agenda—against the citizenry.

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