Protesters Take To The Streets Over Immigration in Oakland, California

Posted on: April 10th, 2006
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“More than 2,000 immigrants waving American flags marched downtown Monday as protesters fanned out across the state to demand immigration reform to legalize an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants.

“We are united. We are not going anywhere,” protesters chanted as they marched nearly nine miles to the federal building.

“A lot of us here broke the law to get here,” said Umberto Rosas, 36, as he carried his 1-year-old daughter, Sandy, on his shoulders. “That doesn’t mean we don’t love America.”"

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