The Community Action Project rallied 300 people for their General Assembly in Flatbush, Brooklyn to celebrate their work on immigration, health care, education, and public safety. The Assembly was comprised of immigrants from Haiti, English-Speaking Caribbean Islands such as Jamaica and Trinidad, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Pakistan. The immigrants were joined by their African American and Caucasian neighbors. At this joyous celebration, the rainbow of community members exhorted their elected officials to continue to fight for justice. Senator Schumer (D-NY) confirmed his attendance after CAP leaders traveled to Washington, DC as part of the PICO national assembly to meet with his staff. He was joined at the Assembly by Congressman Major Owens, NY State Assembly members James Brennan, Nick Perry and Rhoda Jacobs, and Brooklyn's Borough President Marty Markowitz.