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Watch: Immigrant rights activists march in Mission

The protest for justice and equality comes after surprise Border Patrol raids in Bakersfield on the eve of Trump's Inauguration.

Andrew Brobst
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Immigrant rights activists gathered on 24th Street in the Mission for a march in support of justice and equality. The march will lead to a rally at Dolores Park, where speakers and community members will come together to demand change. The protests come in the wake of surprise raids by Border Patrol in Bakersfield, terrorizing migrant farmworkers.

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