immigrant rights activist jeanette vizguguerra has beeeen and one of "time magazine" 100 most influential people for 2017. vizguerrrra skipped a scheduled check-in with ice officials in february and instead sought refuge in a denver church along with her four children, , fearing she'd be deported under the newly inaugurated trump administration. on thursday, vizguerra spoke outside the first unitarian society church about the time -- "time magazine" award. i don't know if it is going to help my case or not, but what i do know is this award, hopefully, helps take away the label that people have for those of us who are undocumented immigrants, that we are criminals or that we don't contribute. i have been here 20 is contribute in, working and pay my taxes. in fact, i finished my taxes from inside first unitarian church and i can show them to anyone who wants to see them, unlike president trump. amy: to see our extended interview, when we went to see her in the temperatures last weekend, and also interviewed her when she first took refuge there in february, go to democracynow.org. in new yor

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