Today
    in downtown Los Angeles, over 1 million people demonstrated in support of
    immigrant rights. This was the largest demonstration in the history of
    California. March organizers announced from the stage that the crowd was
    over 1 million. Univision and other Spanish-language television reported
    that up to 2 million people marched. The Los Angeles Times, reflecting
    police estimates, gave the march 500,000 - police estimates have been trying
    to minimize pro-immigrant rights demonstration for the last few weeks.
    
    Reports:
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    3/20-25:
    IMMIGRANTS HIT THE STREETS
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    Immigration News Briefs (INB) Between Mar. 20 and 25, tens of thousands of
    immigrants demonstrated in cities and towns across the US to protest
    anti-immigrant legislation being considered by the Senate and to demand
    legalization for out-of-status immigrants
    
    3/24
    LOS ANGELES, CA: STUDENTS WALK OUT
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    Immigration News Briefs (INB): In
    the Los Angeles area on Mar. 24, school district officials estimated that
    more than 2,700 students walked out of at least eight schools to protest
    anti-immigrant bills being considered by Congress.
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