Look what La Raza's up to, well we beat them to it.

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Reform advocates say extending the pro-reform movement to the Valley was also part of a strategy to boost their ranks and present a more diversified face in the national debate.

"This movement is not so dissimilar from the African-American civil rights movements of the '60s and '70s and even today," said labor activist David Frelow of the Laborers Pacific Southwest Regional Organizing Coalition.

It is very different.

The Black civil rights movement (which was hijacked by racist brown nationalism) had to do with American citizens who had been here for many generations - it was not a vehicle for the legitimization of the relatively recent, illegally arrived from south of the border.