Protests begin in Southern California amid ‘Day Without Immigrants’ movement
Protesters have gathered in Southern California for the second straight day as a nationwide “Day Without Immigrants” movement got underway Monday. A group of about 100 people waving mostly Mexican flags and some American flags while carrying pro-immigration signs gathered at City Hall in downtown Los Angeles before starting their march.
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