Inmigrants take the streets of Los Angeles against Donald Trump

The demonstration, with permission for 5,000 people (large, in American terms) and that fulfilled their expectations of attendance, occupied for three hours the historical center of Los Angeles to finish in front of the City Hall.

The most relevant and different of other calls is the political support that has gathered a mobilization that normally would not leave the environment of local NGOs.

In front of the demonstration were the president of the Californian Senate, Kevin of Leon, and the city councilman Gil Cedillo, both historical defenders of the immigrants.


Since Trump's victory, California's political leaders have been making public statements about how they will legally face a future Trump administration on issues such as immigration, climate change, or health insurance expansion.