12 Quotes by Roberto Reveles

We feel that students should remain in the school. We're very high on that and have consistently been publicly urging students to stay in school.

It does keep the momentum going and keeps it on the front pages and on the minds of the public who have been inconvenienced. The boycott demonstrated how virtually every product that the public buys and every service the public receives has been touched by a Latino immigrant.

We just did not feel comfortable with people being out there stretched out in single file where they could be subject to accidents and possibly expose themselves to provocation from outside groups.

We've gotten the attention of the public and the state and federal lawmakers. Now it's their responsibility to act.

We want to let those workers know we support them and that we're continuing our efforts to bring about change that would allow workers to safely proceed with their daily work without the fear that they will be subject to arrest.

What occurred on March 24 is a consequence of the people being tired of the treatment we are receiving. The first step has already been taken, we organized ourselves and have completed the first phase, now we have to prepare for the second.

We will undoubtedly be involved, but we haven't made any arrangements yet.

America is a country of symbols, and symbolically, this has been a really good demonstration of how the people will get involved to solve the immigration problem.

It really depends on whether people choose to stay home and meditate and reflect, as we are asking people to do.