Sentence examples for immigration march from inspiring English sources

"I love a queer immigrant!" The words, amidst colorful rainbow flags, were part of the 2012 May Day immigration march in downtown Los Angeles, and emphasize the intersection of immigrant and Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) organized groups, communities and their issues.

There is one possible game changer: an immigration march in Washington planned for March 21, designed as a last-ditch try to put reform on the agenda.

Earlier this spring, The Times's Web site, www.latimes.com, ran a live video stream from KTLA of a big immigration march, allowing office workers who had no access to television to watch it at work.

For instance, he won't allow employees to hang a Mexican flag in the plant, and he refused to allow employees who wanted to attend a large immigration march in Chicago to take the day off.

Officials said it appeared to be the largest demonstration since a massive 2006 immigration march downtown.

The allegations of police mistreatment and excessive force resulted from clashes in MacArthur Park as an immigration march wound down.

"Yes, free movement makes it harder to control immigration but it doesn't make it impossible to control immigration," May told the BBC.

It now appears to have been a murky compromise with a Home Office plan to tackle illegal immigration (May wanted to 'deprioritise' school places for children of people illegally in UK, theguardian.com, 1 December).

Playing Politics with Immigration, Sept. 17.

Protesters moved to block the anti-immigration march from passing the festival.

When I interviewed him for this article, Doros acknowledged that this was a poor decision, but pointed out that he'd received assurances from the government that the police would divert the anti-immigration march along a different street at a safe distance from the festival.