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Joshua Hoyt Quotes
«This is a justice issue: You can't have 11 million people being vulnerable and exploited.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«It's an entirely predictable example of the law of unintended consequences. The Republican party made a decision to use illegal immigration as the wedge issue of 2006, and the Mexican community was profoundly offended.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«We are a dream of inclusion, of education.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«There has never been this kind of mobilization in the immigrant community ever. They have kicked the sleeping giant. It's the beginning of a massive immigrant civil rights struggle.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«Nothing like this has been seen in this country. And if it continues moving forward, it's the beginning of a massive immigrant civil-rights struggle.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«They wanted to use this as a wedge issue, perhaps for their presidential campaigns.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«This is a justice issue. You can't have 11 million vulnerable people being exploited and not have that addressed eventually.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«We don't have a leader like Martin Luther King or Cesar Chavez, but this is now a national immigrant rights movement.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«The political parties have to understand that this is something that is not going to disappear.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt
«Anybody who looks at all these rallies has to be asking, 'What's the political impact? Some politicians are nervously wondering how many of these people voted in the past and how many will vote in the future.»
Author: Joshua Hoyt