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Workers and bosses have no common interest. As workers face attacks from the inability to afford necessities to immigration policing, it is past time the working class and unions fought like it and put the workers’ movement back on its feet. Every fight over pay, hours, and conditions is a contest of forces between those […]

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Warehouse workers at C&H Sugar in Crockett, represented by ILWU Local 6, struck on June 15, 2026, over wages, sick time, and retirement benefits, including the company’s push to strip medical coverage from current and future retirees. On July 21, as the picket line held against trucks and scabs the company was trying to run […]

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As a companion resource to this statement, the following is a model motion to pass in unions and organized workplaces in solidarity with the Crockett Ten. MOTION IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE CROCKETT TEN Submitted to [LOCAL/BODY NAME] for a vote on [DATE] WHEREAS ILWU Local 6 members struck C&H Sugar in Crockett, California, beginning June […]

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Francisco Aguirre is a labor organizer and asylum seeker from El Salvador who has lived and worked in Portland, Oregon for nearly thirty years. His asylum case has been pending for years and complicated by the tortuous, drawn-out legal processes that millions of immigrants face. Francisco was ordered to appear on July 16th, 2026 at […]

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