Interesting that Chicago appears to have had the largest march in the country today, at about 150,000, which I think AP reported, but you wouldn't really know that from most of the coverage.
Los Angeles: 25,000. Everybody else: way smaller. Atlanta: zero, after 50,000 last year.
The national media are all saying the same thing: There have been more raids; people are running scared.
Why is Chicago different? We had a raid last week, and there were people today with signs saying, "I am not a criminal." There was also a guy in a foodservice outfit with a sign:
No More 'Illegals"
No More Fast Food
Think Again!
I have theories about why Chicago is different, but I'd like to hear other people's.
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