EFF: a border wall of surveillance would be as bad as a physical wall.

The surveillance would affect everyone, including US citizens, and could be applied to a zone extending quite far from the actual border.

The UK has told a man of age 90, developing dementia, that he has to go to the US before he can apply for a visa to live with his British wife. If he went to the US, he might not be competent to apply for the visa; supposing he did so, he might not live long enough as a homeless person to see the answer to the application.

The many cruel immigration decisions coming from the UK vary in their details, but they all embody a basic attitude of rigidity even to the point of cruelty. That attitude is no accident; it has been instilled somehow.

Everyone: call on the European Investment Bank not to invest in fossil fuels.

If you sign, please spread the word!

Everyone: call on the Brazilian government to respect indigenous people's lands.

The way to sign without running nonfree Javascript code is with Lynx.

US citizens: call on your senators to support S.J.Res 11 to block US intervention in Venezuela.

If you send a letter, please spread the word!