Hundreds of Yuma protestors participated in “No Kings” demonstrations against President Trump’s immigration policies and accused executive overreach.
The protest began Saturday morning at 8:30 a.m., with various protestors lined along 16th Street and 4th Avenue.
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"[Immigrants] are hard working people...Right here at the border, we have to support them."
"It shows people we're not afraid," says Yuma resident Lynn. "[Immigrants] are hard working people...Right here at the border, we have to support them."
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Protesters cheered for cars honking as they drove bye. Demonstrators chanted, "No kings in America," and "Abolish ICE," as they marched across walkways.
"I hope that it at least opens up the eyes of those that are supporting him," says Renee, another local protestor. "Hopefully we can find a peaceful way of moving forward."
