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Dear Colleague letter from Congressmen John Joseph Moakley and Les Aucoin advocating that the US State Department allow Extended Voluntary Departure Status for Salvadoran refugees
Question and Answer sheet about the Moakley-DeConcini Bill, published by the Church World Service, 5 March 1985
A Day in the Chinese Division (A Farce)

A play written by Harry Hom Dow depicting the review of a case in the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service in which the applicant, a…

Nutzacrackin' Immigration and Naturalization Syle [sic?]

A play written by Harry Hom Dow depicting farcical scenes from the Law Division office at Ellis Island, especially regarding Chinese immigrants…

Memorandum to the Office of Congressman John Joseph Moakley (attention: Sophie Hayford), from Holly Grant, National Coordinator, U.S.-El Salvador Sister Cities, 23 February 1990

Includes attached draft letters regarding delegation to El Salvador's visa process and military permission.

Jamaica Plain Committee on Central America banner
Dear Colleague letter from John McCain, John Kerry, Chuck Hagel, Bob Kerrey, Max Cleland, and Chuck Robb to members of Congress endorsing the extension of the Jackson-Vanik waiver for Vietnam and the opposition of H.J. Res. 120
U.S. Policy Towards Undocumented Salvadorans, Mini Brief Number MB82223 (Library of Congress, Major Issues System), 8 August 1983

Fraas, Charlotte Jones

Signed release and waiver from Gil E. Lopez to his lawyer Howard Johnson authorizing permission for Johnson to use a letter from Lopez's uncle Juan Orlando Ramos-Arevalo in Lopez's application for asylum, 28 January 1990

English and Spanish translations of the release and waiver are included as is the original letter and accompanying translation

Background notes for John Joseph Moakley's meeting with representatives from the Jamaica Plain Committee on Central America, February 1983
The influx of illegal Salvadoran refugees: a challenge to the state and local governments, by James McGovern
Thank you letter from Representative James P. McGovern to Carol Pryor related to her work with the Jamaica Plain Committee on El Salvador
Statement by John Joseph Moakley regarding the Senate's treatment of the John Joseph Moakley-DeConcini bill that would suspend Salvadoran deportations until the violence in El Salvador has calmed, 4 October 1988
Transcript of a speech John Joseph Moakley delivered at the Old Cambridge Baptist Church regarding violence against civilians in El Salvador and the Moakley-DeConcini bill that would help protect Salvadoran refugees in the United States, 12 February 1989
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley on Moakley-Murtha alternative that puts pressure on both sides to end the violence and negotiate peace in El Salvador, 22 May 1990
Statement by John Joseph Moakley before the Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees, and International Law regarding the passing of the John Joseph Moakley-DeConcini bill into law, 15 May 1991
Statement by John Joseph Moakley on the Boxer/Moakley/Kennedy Amendment and human rights violations in El Salvador
Draft statement by John Joseph Moakley regarding Moakley-Murtha amendment and U.S. aid to El Salvador
Statement by John Joseph Moakley regarding Moakley-Murtha amendment and U.S. aid to El Salvador
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley regarding human rights problems in El Salvador and voter's support for the H.R. 618 bill
Closing statement by John Joseph Moakley asking for support of H.R. 45 bill that would prevent the deportation of 750,000 refugees from China, Nicaragua, and El Salvador
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley regarding temporary protection of Salvadoran refugees in the U.S.
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley regarding temporary protection of Salvadoran refugees in the U.S. Includes handwritten notes
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley to refugees welcoming them to the U.S. political system and community, 5 September 1990

Also includes statement by Moakley regarding negotiations between the Salvadoran government and the Frente Farabundo Marti para la Liberacion Nacional…

Remarks by John Joseph Moakley to refugees welcoming them to the U.S. political system and community
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