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Operation Wetback

New Carpa Theater presents this "symbolic statement against the United States government's ongoing policy of immigration raids versus humane reforms." The improvisational production, utilizing mostly "citizen actors," is named after the Eisenhower administration's movement to deport undocumented Mexican workers in the 1950s. It's held on the Fletcher Library Lawn in...

March 26, 2009

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New Carpa Theater presents this "symbolic statement against the United States government's ongoing policy of immigration raids versus humane reforms." The improvisational production, utilizing mostly "citizen actors," is named after the Eisenhower administration's movement to deport undocumented Mexican workers in the 1950s. It's held on the Fletcher Library Lawn in conjunction with the Border Justice Conference.
Tue., March 31, 6-7 p.m., 2009

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