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No More Kids in Cages: Thousands Gather at City Hall to Stand Against ICE

[dropcap size=big]T[/dropcap]thousands of protestors gathered in Boyle Heights to march to City Hall yesterday. The action, organized by @Brownside_Klever, called for the end ICE holding children in cages. Critics argued that the protest deterred attention from the Black Lives Matter movement while supporters hoped to use the momentum to unify against ICE.  

Photos by Erwin Recinos

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