Reyna Montoya, Founder of Aliento, a Phoenix non-profit focused on supporting immigrant students and advocacy, and Sal Macias, immigration lawyer and President of Los Abogados, Phoenix's Latino Bar Association, discuss how their lived experience of precariousness , including familial vulnerability, during Arizona's SB 1070 era, spurred an emerging youth immigrant rights activist consciousness and inspired later leadership roles supporting and advocating for immigrants and their families. Plus more on the connection between the World Cup and immigrant rights, the inspirational power of music.

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