On Sunday, dozens of protesters in Gilroy marched to the place that could become a detention center on Holsclaw Road. “We are tired, sunny, but we are moved by empathy for everyone, for those who could not be present here perhaps out of fear,” said Rosa María Ramos, spokesperson for the CARAS organization. “We are all workers, we all pay taxes and it is not fair that our fellow immigrants, who are separating families, are being pulled out,” said…
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On Sunday, dozens of protesters in Gilroy marched to the place that could become a detention center on Holsclaw Road. “We are tired, sunny, but we are moved by empathy for everyone, for those who could not be present here perhaps out of fear,” said Rosa María Ramos, spokesperson for the CARAS organization. “We are all workers, we all pay taxes and it is not fair that our fellow immigrants, who are separating families, are being pulled out,” said…