No Borders Photos
For more photos go to San Diego Indymedia Photos from the Mexicali side
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Photos by Days
There was no way to divide these up really. So these are photos that are labeled by days. This is what the camp was like most of the time. It was not just about the demo on Sunday, the last day of the camp and the brutality that happened. The camp lasted for five days and those days were filled with solidarity, action, dancing, shared meals, media and successful standoffs against the border patrol. Here are some of those pictures.
Pictures from the No Borders Camp
Photos of No Border Camp – Last Day
No Borders Camp Day 3 Photos – Breakfast Standoff and ICE Detention Center
No Borders Camp Day One Photos
Photos from Day 2 of the No Borders Camp
Thursday Night, Nov 8, Day Two of the No Borders Camp
Photos From Day One, Two and Three of No Borders Camp
No Borders Camp 2007, Calexico & Mexicali
Sunday Demo Pics: Includes Police Brutality Pics:
US Border Patrol Attacks No Borders Camp Demonstration
US Border Patrol Attacks No Borders Camp Demonstration (2)
Border Patrol Brutality Against Nonviolent No Borders Campamentistas
Border Patrol Brutalizes No Borders Camp Demonstration
Repression at the No Border Camp
Border Patrol Attack Informational Poster For Immediate Distribution
No Borders Camp Trip To Holtville Cemetery:
Holtville Cemetery is about seven miles from the border where the No Borders Camp was held. There are around 600 unidentified bodies of people who have died crossing the border. The following is a link to pictures from a camper who was there.
No Borders Camp goes to the Cemetery
Demonstration at the Ice Detention and Processing Center in El Centro:
On Friday, November 9, about 75 campers, almost all from the north side of the camp held a demo at the Ice Detention Center in El Centro. The detention center is this hyper-militarized place that is set right in the middle of a suburban neighborhood. Less than 100 yards away residents are sitting in their homes, playing in their yards, parking in their driveways, while hundreds of people are processed, imprisoned and deported. It is amazing the how normal it has become to those who inhabit such a space.
Surveillance at El Centro Protest
No Borders Camp Demo at ICE Detention Center
The writing on the wall
No Borders Camp Wall Art, Calexico/Mexicali
Art from the north side of the No Borders Camp
No Borders Camp Print Pieces
Second Official Notice of No Borders Camp
No Borders Camp Update (Day One & Two)
Zines from No Borders Camp, Days 1-3: