July 22, 2013 12:44 PM UTC

Live Stream of the Dreamer 8 at the Border

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• by: ElliotFladen

PCG note: The live stream of the attempted re-entry has ended, but the post contains some helpful numbers to call to advocate for the DREAMers' safe re-entry. 

Several days back 8 DREAMers left the country to bring attention to the CIR bill's failure to provide adequate opportunities to allow those who have been deported under Obama to come back to the country.  They are at the border now and trying to re-enter.  Here is the livestream (now ended).

Updates:  This was posted on Twitter:

CBP spokesperson: DREAMers aren't detained, they're being processed for reentry- via @DRMAction. @PresenteOrg @americasvoice #BringThemHome

Additional Update:
I received this in my inbox:

Updated phone numbers of who to call.

"We need phone calls, phone calls, phone calls!"

~ Mohammad Abdollahi

Call Peter Vincent @ 202-732-5000

Call Patricia M. Vroom, Chief Counsel @ 602-744-2412

Ask them to grant parole:

"Hi, I was calling to ask that you release the DREAM 8 into the U.S. by granting their request for humanitarian parole. This is their home. Re-unite them with their family. Why is the Port Authority planning on arresting and deporting all of them?

Call Senator Durbin @ (312) 353-4952 or (202) 224-2152

"Hi, I am calling to ask Senator Durbin to give a statement and letter in support of Dreamers coming back home.

Call Rep. Grijalva @ (202) 225-2435 or (520) 622-6788

Call your Representative: http://m.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml

"Hi, I was calling to find out why the member is going to just sit by and watch as the DREAMers, crossing the border in Nogales, are being arrested and deported. Does the member support undocumented immigrants or not?"

After you call hang-up and call back again and again and again until you get word that the DREAM 8 are safe and sound."

I've called up the numbers above and stressed that if the Dreamer 8 are verified to be neither burdens nor threats, that I'd hope the recipient of the call would use any available legal means to allow them to enter the country.