In the recent trial against No More Deaths volunteer Dr. Scott Warren, a hung jury voted 8-4 not guilty on all three charges. Warren had been facing federal charges of harboring and conspiracy for what he sees as providing humanitarian aid to migrants in Ajo, Arizona.
This trial galvanized local, national, and international support for Scott Warren and No More Deaths. Human rights and immigrant rights activists and faith leaders flocked to Tucson to lend their support and bear witness to this trial.
Alejandra Pablos and Ravi Ragbir at a Panel Discussion entitled The Scott Warren Trial in Context
Exactly one week before the returned its verdict on Tuesday, June 4th, Earlham College Border Studies Program convened a Community Panel entitled: the Scott Warren Case in Context. Panelists include Social Justice Activist Alejandra Pablos, New York-based New Sanctuary Coalition Executive Director Ravi Ragbir, and Southside Presbyterian Church Pastor Alison Harrington.
Earlham College Border Studies Program Academic Director and Instructor Geoff Boyce moderated the panel.
This was part 2 of a 2 part series.
Recorded and produced by Amanda Shauger for 30 Minutes, KXCI Tucson.
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