immigration status and drive across the country to spread their message in unfriendly territory. their slogan, no papers no fear. it began in july 29th in arizona, and it s scheduled to last six weeks. their final stop the democratic national will convention in north carolina. they travel by bus, a vehicle they called undocubus. for seeing the beauty in the lives of the people who are undocumented so they must be in the shadows but the bus is supposed to carry that message that, no, you don t have to be in the shadows. come out and be a butterfly. on their many stops the riders are meeting with local groups and exchanging information and organizing. they re visit historical civil rights sites like the bridge at selma. a 65-year-old domestic worker and organizer from california said this as we walked over the bridge i thought of all the kids that had
died. their fight was and is really the same as ours. lots of racism, hate and segregation. the undocu bus is also driving through places with documentation laws striblgt, alabama and georgia. in this video playing next to me, you can see the group protesting at a briefing in alabama on the impact of state-based immigration laws. the u.s. commission on civil rights who organized the event chose to have crisco back as one of its speaker. he is one of the the undocu-bus is on the road to the democratic convention because demonstrators are trying to bring voice to specific issues. they re protesting the record number of deportations under president obama and the rise of state laws modeled after sb-1070. some of the bus passengers are eligible will for deferred action for the childhood arrivals program or doca that