Fwd: 5 Things You Can Do for DREAMers Chan, Ki & Their Parents!

[Connie Choi]

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From: Jane Yoo <nak...@nakasec.org>
Date: Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 12:26 PM
Subject: 5 Things You Can Do for DREAMers Chan, Ki & Their Parents!
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Act NOW For the Choi Family! Brothers Seul Chan and Seul Ki (also known as Chan and Ki), and their parents have called America home since coming here 17 years ago when Chan and Ki were just 6 and 8 years old. After Mr. Choi was denied work sponsorship, which he was originally promised by his employer, the family spent years exhausting numerous channels to legally adjust their status to no avail. The brothers and their father now face imminent removal orders, which will send Chan and Ki and their parents back to Korea, a country they no longer are familiar with.   July 1 is the brothers' upcoming hearing date. Community leaders, advocates, and the family's attorneys are pursuing all possible resources to support the Choi family, who have lived, worked and attended school in California since their arrival to the U.S. in 1994. But we also need your help. Sign the petition below to urge DHS to take immediate action to keep Chan and Ki and their father here in the U.S.   5 Things You Can do! Sign the petition at http://bit.ly/ChoiFamilyPetition Share this link with 5 of your friends http://bit.ly/ChoiFamilyAction Tweet the following to your network! - Sign & Retweet! 5 things you can do for dreamers Chan, Ki & their parents!http://bit.ly/ChoiFamilyAction #aapi #p2 #dreamact Change your Facebook status to - Keep the Choi Family Together in America! 5 things you can do for dreamers Chan and Ki and their parents! http://bit.ly/ChoiFamilyAction #aapi #p2 #dreamact Join the Choi Family Facebook Page and help spread the word!http://on.fb.me/le9K8d   If you would like to get involved, please contact Jani Kim, Immigrant Rights Program Coordinator at KRC (ja...@krcla.org | 323-937-3718) or Olivia Park, Program Associate at NAKASEC (op...@nakasec.org | 202-299-9540).     This effort is coordinated nationally by NAKASEC and its affiliate centers KRC in Los Angeles and KRCC in Chicago.   Who We Are The National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC), Korean American Resource & Cultural Center (KRCC) and the Korean Resource Center (KRC) are a network of community-based organizations advancing progressive civil rights and immigrant rights issues and promote the full participation of Korean Americans in American society.

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Connie Choi
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