Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-43412-7 — Latino Mass Mobilization Chris Zepeda-Millán Index More Information Index ASuLado(On Your Side), 84 American Indian Movement, 150 Acción Comunitaria La Aurora, 105, 118, anti-immigration groups. See also nativist 230 extreme groups ACORN, 185 electoral threat to elected officials, 180 Act Now to Stop War and End Racism growth of, 138 (ANSWER) Coalition, 113 response to Comprehensive Immigration activists, 44–46 Reform Act of 2007, 179–80 alliances among foreign-born, 104 April 10. See National Day of Action for business leaders, 58 Immigrant Justice college-educated migrants, 45–46 Archilla, Ana Maria, 106, 110–11, 144 educated urban migrants, 45 Arizona farm labor crew leaders, 52 border enforcement, 29–30 feelings of solidarity among, 48–49 CASA presence in, 32 local leaders, 45 Latino mobilization in 2008 election, messaging strategies, 57 192 motivations of, 52 Latino mobilization in 2016 election, as resources, 56–59 213 small business owners, 52–53 Mexican migration to, 29 use of new and alternative media by, 69 “papers please” law in, 209 Acuña, Rudy, 17, 32 protesters from, 87 AFL-CIO, 37, 164, 230 voter registration campaign in, 189–90 African-Americans, mass incarceration of, Ya Es Hora! campaign in, 187 150 Arpaio, Joe, 212 Agriculture Coalition for Immigration Arreola, Artemio, 76 Reform (ACIR), 40, 164, 170, 184, Asian Americans for Equality (AAE), 107, 230 230 Aguascalientes (magazine), 58 Asman, David, 142 Alabama, protesters from, 87 Asociación Tepeyac, 125, 230 Alatorre, Soledad “Chole,” 32, 89 Associated Press, 133, 206 Alianza Dominicana, 111–12, 116, 123, Association of Senegalese in America 124, 230 (ASA), 120, 230 alternative media, 68–69. See also mass Audre Lorde Project (ALP), 116–17, 230 media auto-mobilization, 110–12 281 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-43412-7 — Latino Mass Mobilization Chris Zepeda-Millán Index More Information 282 Index Avendaño, Ana, 172 Cardenas, Rosalina, 92, 98 Azteca America, 82 Carmona, Arturo, 79 case studies Bagong Alyansang Makabayan – United critical case, 218, 219 States of America (BAYAN-USA), definition of, 216 114, 231 deviant case, 217, 219 Bangladeshi Merchants Association, 117 extreme case, 218, 220 Barreto, Matt, 192 mix and match case, 217 Basta Dobbs campaign, 206 negative case, 218, 219 Batista, Raquel, 107, 110 representative case, 217 Beck, Glenn, 142 selection of, 217–21 black civil rights movement, 37 Catholic Church, 39–40, 46, 49–50, 73, 74, Black Panther Party, 150 90, 98 blogs, 68–69 Cavuto, Neil, 142 Bogado, Aura, 1 Center for American Progress, 168 Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Center for Autonomous Social Action Illegal Control Act of 2005. See (CASA), 32 Sensenbrenner Bill Center for Community Change (CCC), 40, Boycott America, 96 137, 164, 171, 185, 231 Boykoff, Jules, 144 Central American Peace and Solidarity Bracero Program, 26 Movement, 35, 106 Brown, Scott, 205 Central American Resource Center Buchanan, Pat, 143 (CARECEN), 35, 82–83, 231 Bush, George W., administration of Centro Hispano Cuzcatlán, 106, 109, deportations during, 206 231 immigration reform, 38 Chen, May, 106, 126, 130 Kennedy-McCain Bill and, 167 Chertoff, Michael, 154 special registration program, 122 Chicago anti-Sensenbrenner protests in, 169 Caballes, AnaLiza, 110, 116, 129 global city status of, 27 Cafferty, John, 142 Mexican immigrants in, 128 calendar coalitions, 2 protesters from, 87 California protests in, 75, 87, 127 border enforcement, 29–30 size of, 75, 126, 219–20 CASA presence in, 32 undocumented immigrants in, 127 Cold War recession’s effect on economy Chin, Margaret, 107 of, 30 Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Domestic Worker Bill of Rights law in, Association (CCBA), 108–9, 130 208 Chinese immigrants immigrant advocacy and service groups, mobilization of, 108–9, 130 154 in New York, 120 as key state in presidential contests, 37 Chinese Progressive Association (CPA), Latino mobilization in 2008 election, 106, 108–9, 121, 231 192 citizen voting age population, 191 Mexican migration to, 29 citizenship, 4 Proposition 187 in 1994, 28–29, Civil Rights Act (1964), 161 174 Clergy and Laity United for Economic restrictionist bills, 33 Justice – Los Angeles (CLUE-LA), undocumented immigrants in, 127 74, 231 voter registration campaign in, 188, Clinton, Hillary, 212 189–90 CNN Headline News, 142 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-43412-7 — Latino Mass Mobilization Chris Zepeda-Millán Index More Information Index 283 Coalición de Ligas Hispanas del estado de voter registration campaign in, 188, la Florida, 53, 64, 231 189–90 Coalition for Comprehensive Immigration Ya Es Hora! campaign in, 187 Reform (CCIR), 113, 164, 179, 184, Comcast, 189 231 Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence creation of, 40 (CAAAV), 108, 122, 231 lack of electoral success in 2006, 176 Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act lobbying for Kennedy-McCain Bill, of 2007, 177–81 40 backroom negotiations, 178 May 1 Coalition and, 115 failure of left-right coalition strategy in Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of 2007, 179 Los Angeles (CHIRLA), 73, 76, 143, immigrant rights movement and, 231 181 coalitions, 101–32 lack of political leverage, 177–78 April 10 alliance, 106–12 lack of power in D.C., 177 calendar, 2 response from anti-immigrant activists, common identity, 103–4 179–80 degree of participation, 120–25 Comrade, Shaid, 122 diversity, 101 Concilio Mexicano de la Florida, 53, of identities and interests, 119–20 60–61, 232 ideological, 114–19, 201 Congressional Quarterly Weekly, 168 strategic, 114–19 Connecticut factors in, 103 Domestic Worker Bill of Rights law in, formation of, 104–5 208 fragmentation of, 112–14 voter registration campaign in, 189 magnitude mobilization, 126–30 Ya Es Hora! campaign in, 187 March 25th Coalition, 74, 90, 95–97, Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas 114–15, 174–75, 233 en Norteamérica (COFEM), 79, May 1 Coalition, 114–19 232 multiracial, 103 Cooper, Anderson, 98 organizational diversity, 106–12 Cornyn, John, 167 role of, 200–2 Corona, Bert, 32 social movements and, 103–4 Corpeño, Xiomara, 73, 74, 145, 156–57, social networks and, 106–12 168, 194 threats to different groups and, 201 counter-movements, 137–38 We Are America Alliance (WAAA), 2, 90, critical case, 218, 219 113, 115, 134, 165, 175, 182, 185, Cucuy (radio DJ), 71 189–90, 235 Cucuy, El (radio DJ), 77, 98 We Are America Coalition (WAAC), Current Population Survey (CPS), 91–95, 97–99, 235 127 Coleman, Mathew, 148 cycles of contention, 20 Coleman, Norm, 205 collective identity Dallas definition of, 15 Mexican immigrants in, 128 immigration policies and, 17 protests in, 1–2, 127 Collingwood, Loren, 192 size of, 126, 219–20 Colorado undocumented immigrants in, 127 CASA presence in, 32 Damayan Migrant Workers Association, Latino mobilization in 2016 election, 110, 116, 129, 232 212, 213 Day Without An Immigrant, 2, 73, 90, protesters from, 87 97–99, 126, 134, 153 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-43412-7 — Latino Mass Mobilization Chris Zepeda-Millán Index More Information 284 Index D.C. groups, 164–65, 166 Dominican immigrants. See also Latino comprehensive immigration reform and, immigrants 172–73 activism of, 123 left-right strategy in 2006 and 2007, 178 deportation of, 123 De Castro, Clarissa Martinez, 140–41, 170, mobilization campaigns, 111–12, 198 180 in New York, 120 Deb, Trishala, 116–17 workplace raids, 157 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Dream Act, 206 (DACA), 207 Dreamers (undocumented youth), 207 demobilization, 136–37 Drop the I-Word campaign, 206 Democracia USA, 185 Duke, David, 2 Democratic National Committee (DNC), Durazo, Maria Elena, 84, 91–92 73 Democrats Echaveste, Maria, 177, 179, 184 2006 midterm elections and, 175, 177 Ecuadorian immigrants, 120 2008 presidential election and, 187–88 Ellorin, Bernadette, 114 2016 presidential election and, 212 Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act Act (2005), 11 of 2007 and, 181 Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry D.C. groups and, 165 Reform Act, 39 “enforcement first” approach to Entrevision, 185, 189 immigration reform, 206 Escobedo, Efrain, 175 Kennedy-McCain Bill and, 167, 170, Essential Worker Immigration Coalition 172, 173 (EWIC), 40, 164, 171–72, 232 Obama administration’s immigration Estrada, Joseph, 110 policy reforms and, 205–6 ethnic media, 67–100 Sensenbrenner Bill and, 166, 168, 169, coverage of La Gran Marcha de Los 170 Ángeles,87 Department of Homeland Security Day Without An Immigrant coverage, Office of Immigration Statistics, 127 97–99 workplace raid report, 155 growth and influence of, 72 deportation, 150–53 intramovement frames disputes, 90–91 of Dominican immigrants, 123–24 March 25th Coalition, 95–97 statistics, 152–53 mass mobilization and, 57 suppression of immigrant activism with, movement message amplification in, 152 72–76 Desis Rising Up and Moving (DRUM), radio stations, 76–81 113, 122–23, 232 role in politics, 69–71 detention, 150–53 Spanish television, 81–87 state suppression and, 145–46 Spanish-language media, 71–72 statistics, 151 We Are America Coalition and, 91–95 deviant case, 217, 219 ethnic newspapers, 54–55 Diaz, Jesse, 75, 76, 95, 174 European immigrants, 120 Díaz, Rubén, 105 external threats, 200 diversity, 200 extreme case, 218, 220 Dobbs, Lou, 142, 206 extremist groups, 137 Dolores Mission Church, 73 Domestic