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I stood at a corner near news vans, which made the dense and lively, but peaceful, crowd chant louder and wave flags and banners more feverishly. The people kept coming and coming and coming and...
A woman takes part in a protest against President Donald Trump’s ICE deportation raids that began in Boyle Heights, California, and included a march to Los Angeles’ City Hall on Feb. 8, 2025. The demonstration marked the seventh day of protests in Los Angeles, some of which included protestors marching on freeways.
Steven Ounanians immigration project presentation.
Oh Brave New World, that has such Robots in it.
12th September 2012
Mohammed Ghadiri holds a sign at the Amherst Common to protest the immigration ban on Sunday. Photo by Jessica Picard.
Rally outside City Hall in response to recent federal raids on illegal immigrants. Supporters wearing white as a show of solidarity. Redwood City, CA April 23, 2007.
On August 28, 2014 outside of the White House, CWAers joined more than 2,000 activists from unions, community groups, farm organizations, religious groups, immigrant advocates and others in calling on President Obama to take action now to cut the huge number of people being deported every day – more than 1,000 – and keep families intact.
You have to stand in line for hours underneath the hot tropical sun. Get out of line and you lose your place.
The rally started near City Creek Park, moved up to the state capitol building, and then down to the old county courthouse.
There were at least two to three thousand people out supporting immigration reform.
There were perhaps four protesters who showed up in opposition, three of whom held signs. I made sure to include them. They didn't follow the rally when it moved from the state capitol.
A woman takes part in a protest against President Donald Trump’s ICE deportation raids that began in Boyle Heights, California, and included a march to Los Angeles’ City Hall on Feb. 8, 2025. The demonstration marked the seventh day of protests in Los Angeles, some of which included protestors marching on freeways.
A young girl waves a Mexican flag at a protest against President Donald Trump’s ICE deportation raids that began in Boyle Heights, California, and included a march to Los Angeles’ City Hall on Feb. 8, 2025. The demonstration marked the seventh day of protests in Los Angeles, some of which included protestors marching on freeways.
On August 28, 2014 outside of the White House, CWAers joined more than 2,000 activists from unions, community groups, farm organizations, religious groups, immigrant advocates and others in calling on President Obama to take action now to cut the huge number of people being deported every day – more than 1,000 – and keep families intact.
Her sign said something about education for immigrants, but she was moving too fast and I was stuck where I was.
Women atop a truck lead a march against President Donald Trump’s ICE deportation raids that began in Boyle Heights, California, and continued to Los Angeles’ City Hall on Feb. 8, 2025. The demonstration marked the seventh day of protests in Los Angeles, some of which included protestors marching on freeways.
It was quick getting through immigration. After getting out stamps, we met up with Chad in the luggage hall. We were the very last to get out bags, but we had no problems getting through customs. Chad filled up on his Digicell credit and I exchanged dollars for Gourdes and visited the Tourism bureau, but they were out of maps.