Rev. Julian Herrera

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  Clergy: Pastor Julian Herrera

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  Clergy: Pastor Julian Herrera

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  Pastor: Julian Herrera Tel. (770) 715-3424

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  Pastor: Julian Herrera

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  Pastor: Julian Herrera Informes: (770) 715-3424
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  Pastor: Julian Herrera Informes: (770) 715-3424

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  "Senators will see what's really going on," said Julian Herrera, a Pentecostal pastor and organizer.

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  "The response wasn't only in Atlanta but from north to south, from east to west, people maintained their promise not to buy," said Julian Herrera of the Alianza 17 de Marzo, a group of Hispanic activists.
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  Herrera shrugged away concerns that immigrant activism might alienate U.S.-born observers.
  
  "They can tell us what other option they've left us so that Congress can hear that we don't agree," he said."They're forcing us to do this."
  
  Although Gonzalez's and Herrera's groups had recommended that immigrant workers stay home Monday only if they had permission and their job wouldn't be jeopardized, several hundred workers across the state were facing consequences for not showing up.

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  "Senators will see what's really going on, the persecution that's already happening," said another organizer, Julian Herrera of Dalton, Ga., as he prepared for the 1,300-mile roundtrip.
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  One of the fundamental messages they'll bring to Congress is that it's disingenuous to draw a line between legal and illegal immigrants, Herrera said.
  
  "It's stupid to say 'Come legally,' when for many it's better to pay a coyote than wait and wait for a visa," he said.Herrera, a Pentecostal pastor from central Mexico who lives in northern Georgia, said he's now a U.S. citizen but many of his relatives are here illegally.

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  The effort is designed to protest a sweeping anti-illegal immigration measure making its way through the Georgia Legislature, said Julian Herrera, a Norcross pastor and spokesman for the Alianza 17 de Marzo de Georgia (March 17th Alliance of Georgia).
  
  The alliance is named for the day that pastors and Spanish language media executives met in a Smyrna restaurant and decided to take action, Herrera said."We're sending a strong message that if you pass a law that punishes these people, then they will leave," he said.

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  Julian Herrera of Dalton, another organizer, said senators "will see what's really going on, the persecution that's already happening.
  
  "They'll see what's our potential," Herrera said as he prepared for the 1,300-mile round trip.
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  One of the fundamental messages they'll bring to Congress is that it's disingenuous to draw a line between legal and illegal immigrants, Herrera said.
  
  "It's stupid to say 'Come legally,' when for many it's better to pay a coyote than wait and wait for a visa," he said.Herrera, a Pentecostal pastor from central Mexico who lives in north Georgia, said he's now a U.S. citizen but many of his relatives are here illegally.

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