One walker's T-shirt that needed little translation summed up the thrust of Sunday's march in support of 57 Mills Manufacturing workers arrested in August: “Dignidad, Igualdad, Justicia.”
About 65 people,
a mix of Anglos and Latinos, marched from Mills Manufacturing in Woodfin to downtown Asheville Sunday morning to protest the arrest and looming deportation of 57 workers Aug. 12 at the parachute manufacturing facility. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, working with local law enforcement, raided Mills, which normally employs about 175 people.
The outpouring of support in the human rights march moved one of those former workers, 22-year-old Gabriela Zepeda, to tears. She worked at Mills for two months before the raid.
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The moron in the tee shirt: Because it can't be said enough . . learn English.
Also those poor misguided anglos should stage a march opposing illegal immigration so they can see how these leeches really feel about them and to realize that they are merely using them for their own self centered gain.