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On Saturday, the march was inevitable along one of the oldest streets in Los Angeles. Tens of thousands of people were thrown on each other, and the air horns were laid with live ribbons, which performed rectangular trucks, which were placed in the middle of the road.
As the crowd was transported, people passed after work after work, and the peaceful “no kings” was missed. Most of the storeFronts were prevented behind plak or steel doors.
However, among the 3rd and 4th streets, a small restaurant is offered to avoid 28 C heat. Inside, the owner went to his daily work in the back of the front meter alone.
“We are here to support people. You know, let them use the restroom, cool, break, take a break,” said Eduardo Vasquez, 39, Casa India’s third generation. “Here’s the least thing we can do for a community who hears the march and sounds.”
In countless protesters, during the demonstration on Saturday, the front-facing military troops and police officers outside Los Angeles City Hall or other federal buildings were stood on several federal buildings and stairs.
However, some of the deepest understanding of immigration raids were quiet and hung quietly from the cameras. Many were immigrants to identify themselves as first, second or third-generation immigrants, and the Solidarity for Friends, Neighbors and Family members
The 30-year-old Victoria Santibanez, who moved to the United States from Chile to the United States, and his husband and several close friends and several close friends stood far from the city hall.
“It is simply difficult to see our society in pain so far,” he said.
“Our neighbors are threatened as our schools and local institutions, and implement it in such a traumatic part of society, no matter how you are in a part of society, society protects you.”
La’s immigrant roots are the center of the city, and the economy and culture are decades. More than one-third of the inhabitants were born outside the United States, According to US Census.
Lawyer and government officials criticized the arbitrary nature of the raids of the recent US immigration and customs security agencies, from houses and car washes of people and churches of people and churches.
Unsocuments, they remain away from the demonstrations in the last week, because they are hidden from the authorities, they do not seek them.
“Everyone knows, because it knows how strong we are, and you feel.”
“We are careful and cautious, but we are there for each other and protect our society.”
On Saturday, the national “There is no king”, millions of countries in Washington, DC in Washington, DC, marched around the country.
The Los Angeles event was peaceful and impossible for a large part of the day, the more in the tone of tons in tons in tons of stone. As a small part of the city approached the curfew, the situation was tension: Police officers with armored vehicles, cruisers and horses came out of protesters with tear gas and flash bangs.
Blocks, Casa India, Vasquez’s mother Doris, prepared the dough in the afternoon prayer – A delicious salvoran dish filled with beans, cheese and pork – in the same way every day. His mother Vasquezin’s grandmother was an undocumented immigrant when opening a Mexican-Salvadorian fusion restaurant 35 years ago.
It becomes a society hub for business owners from other neighborhoods like Koreatown, Chinatown and Little Tokyo. Vasquez, the risk of deportation is “always been part of life in California,” he has always been part of the last weeks.
He was not surprised by the city, he took it in person.
“Everyone is together. Everyone is working. People from all walks of life … Angelenos, if you don’t mess with us, we don’t mess with you.” Vasquez from Salvador and Italian American.
“We are a microchoccrevocy of what one city can be. If you accept immigration and culture from people everywhere, it is working.
