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In 2001, the shocking hate-based attempted murders
of two Mexican day laborers, smack in the middle of Long Island,
NY, catapulted the town of Farmingville into national headlines.
For nearly a year, filmmakers Carlos Sandoval and Catherine
Tambini lived and worked in Farmingville in order to capture
the turmoil on the new front line in the border wars: suburbia.
Blending the stories of town leaders, residents, day laborers
and activists on all sides of the debate, Farmingville is the
first documentary to show how our laws and infrastructure are
at odds with our increasingly globalized economy. See
who supported the film.
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Active Voice invites you to participate in the Farmingville Campaign, a strategic effort to explore how suburban communities can build bridges between long-term residents and newly arrived immigrant populations, in particular undocumented Latinos. Here's how you can put the Farmingville Campaign to work for your community:
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