Heres a few shots from the small immigration rally that was held in Syracuse.
Grace Luft, 15 a sophomore in Manlius Pebble Hill school holds a sign that reads "Nigun ser Humano es illegal" which mean "no human is illegal" while Jessica Maxwell, 30 from the Peace Council watches Becky Johnson, 25 draw a fist on her poster board. The marchers were preparing signs before the march where they left from the Spanish Action League and ended up at the federal building downtown where they had speakers from the Spanish Action League, Onondaga Migrant Farm Worker's Coalition, Labor religion coalition, Syracuse Peace Council, Labor Federation, Islamic society of CNYand the Alliance Network.
Andy Mager (center) holds a a sign with Jaime Becker (2nd left), 16 of Cazenovia High School that reads, "No human being is illegal!" and underneath as well as behind reads the words "Nigun ser Humano es eilegal" on a sign held by Grace Luft, 15 a sophomore in Manlius Pebble Hill school. The marchers left from the Spanish Action League and marched to the federal building downtown where they had speakers from the Spanish Action League, Onondaga Migrant Farm Worker's Coalition, Labor religion coalition, Syracuse Peace Council, Labor Federation, Islamic society of CNYand the Alliance Network.
Grace Luft, 15 a sophomore in Manlius Pebble Hill school holds a sign that reads "Nigun ser Humano es illegal" which mean "no human is illegal" while Jessica Maxwell, 30 from the Peace Council watches Becky Johnson, 25 draw a fist on her poster board. The marchers were preparing signs before the march where they left from the Spanish Action League and ended up at the federal building downtown where they had speakers from the Spanish Action League, Onondaga Migrant Farm Worker's Coalition, Labor religion coalition, Syracuse Peace Council, Labor Federation, Islamic society of CNYand the Alliance Network.
Andy Mager (center) holds a a sign with Jaime Becker (2nd left), 16 of Cazenovia High School that reads, "No human being is illegal!" and underneath as well as behind reads the words "Nigun ser Humano es eilegal" on a sign held by Grace Luft, 15 a sophomore in Manlius Pebble Hill school. The marchers left from the Spanish Action League and marched to the federal building downtown where they had speakers from the Spanish Action League, Onondaga Migrant Farm Worker's Coalition, Labor religion coalition, Syracuse Peace Council, Labor Federation, Islamic society of CNYand the Alliance Network.
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