Jewish groups nationwide stage ICE protests pegged to Tisha B’av

Citizens said the end of its relationships with GEO Group and CoreCivic was driven by changing financial needs of the two clients, not by protests.

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Ensuring that large corporations pay their fair share would also help level field for local businesses that can’t shift their profits overseas.

Ensuring that large corporations pay their fair share would also help level field for local businesses that can’t shift their profits overseas.

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background is a black and white photo of people gathering in front of a large building. Text in white over a purple backgroudn: Rebuilding Sanctuary: A Tisha B’Av Action on Immigration. Sunday, August 3 from 4:30 - 6:00 pm. DHS ICE Boston Field Office, Burlington, MA. Organized by T’ruah, JALSA + Rac-MA. Register: bit.ly/RebuildSanctuary. Cosponsoring organizations: (logos of the following organizations): Boston Workers Circle, Congregation Beth Elohim of Acton, Congregation B’nai Israel Tikkun Olam Committee, Congregation Dorshei Tzedek, Congregation Shalom, Hillel B'nai Torah, IfNotNow Boston, Jewish Labor Committee of New England, Kerem Shalom, Martha's Vineyard Hebrew Center, Nehar Shalom, Never Again Action Boston, Sinai Brookline, Temple Beth Elohim of Wellesley Immigration Justice Initiative, Temple Beth Zion, Temple Etz Chaim, Temple Isaiah of Lexington, Temple Israel of Boston, Temple Shalom Newton, Temple Shir Tikva in Wayland.