UW-Milwaukee Students Participate in Immigrant Rights March
Over 30,000 march for a just immigration rights bill
By Daniel Ginsberg-Jaeckle
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students participated in the “Day Without Latinos” immigrant rights march, which took place on Milwaukee’s south side at 11 a.m. on May 1.
The march of 30,000 people, organized by Voces de la Frontera, included the help of The Progressive Students of Milwaukee and the Latino Student Union at UWM, whom organized a bus from the student union, of which 50 students attended.
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