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University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections

Archive-It Partner Since: Sep, 2008

Organization Type: Colleges & Universities

Organization URL: https://lib.utsa.edu/specialcollections   

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UTSA Libraries Special Collections sustains the university's teaching, research, and outreach mission by preserving and providing access to valuable primary resources, and by creating digital collections for use by students and scholars at UTSA and from around the world. Through its web archiving program, Special Collections uses Archive-It 1) to regularly capture and preserve web content created by UTSA’s administrative units, academic programs, and student life groups as part of our University Archives’ collecting mandate; and 2) to capture websites of organizations and web coverage of topical events that complement and/or supplement our physical collection development strategies. For more information, see our web archiving methods and collection guidelines at: http://lib.utsa.edu/files/default/Special%20Collections/UTSAWebArchivingMethodsAndCollectionGuidelines_2016-03.pdf

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Title: Freedom Ambassadors Homepage

URL: http://www.freedomambassadors.com/

Collection: Immigration/Borderlands Web Collection

Description: Freedom Ambassadors seek to end the U.S. policy of incarcerating immigrant children and their families -- many of whom are seeking asylum from murderous regimes -- by raising a groundswell of public outrage through outreach and education, as well as exerting heavy pressure in the bastions of power -- local, state, and national; to curtail the current expansion and building of for-profit prisons and to stop DHS/ICE from channeling mega-millions in tax dollars into these private enterprises, owned and managed by a few companies that reap obscene profits; to demand that our lawmakers reduce the cost of monitoring immigrants with less restrictive and less demeaning methods that allow them to continue productive lives in a family unit while awaiting a decision on their status; to expose all lawmakers who accept campaign contributions from the privatized prison industry and thus signal their approval of the exploitation of human misery for profit; to challenge the notion that being the supreme leader in incarceration, with one quarter of all the world's prisoners, makes our country safer and more secure; and to bring about a new national awareness about how fear-based politics are eroding the benefits of health, education, and well-being that have made our country strong in the past.

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Subject:   Immigrants--Civil rights--United States. Mexican American Border Region.,  Immigration--Politics. ,  Immigration--Public interest groups.

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