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Immigration Rally at Guadalupe Church

May 2, 2010 10:38AM

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Thousands of protesters came together Saturday at the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe on Ross Avenue to voice their protest against Arizona�s change in law towards immigrants. The crowd of over 28,000, wearing white t-shirts, American flags and megaphones, wound their way from Ross Avenue to City Hall chanting �Si se puede, yes we can!� Read more on Unfair Park.
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