More than ten consecutive days the United Farm Workers (UFW) organized as many as hundred of Campesinos (farm workers) in Sacramento to lobby for the SB-104 bill or also know as The Farm Workers Fair Treatment. Participants joined this civic event from different regions across California including Campesinos and students from Madera County a county know for it's acres of vineyards and other fruits such as pistachios and almonds which required of cheap and vast labor from the newly arrived Campesinos. However, on the twelve day on which the SB-104 awaited for Governor Brown's signature, he finally made a decision and veto the bill. The decision by Brown brought despair and a feeling of injustice for many participants who remained until the last minute at the front door of Brown's office in the Capitol. Jose Eduardo Chavez on a text message announced to his contacts that "Senate bill 104 was veto by governor brown tonight at 11:05 pm. La Lucha sigue". He is one of many who participated more than one day during this critical moments on the effort to fight for better laws for farmworkers. Also Mr. Chaves were one of those who remained until midnight at governors's office in the Capitol. According to Antonio Cortes a organizer and member of the UFW a civil disobedience event is plan to take place today in the Capitol.
