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DACA recipient’s 230-mile march for immigrants’ rights
Dozens of demonstrators chanting “home is here” arrived in Washington DC on Sunday after a 230-mile march that began last month in New York. They’ve been walking for weeks to support DACA recipients.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readDozens of demonstrators chanting “home is here” arrived in Washington DC on Sunday after a 230-mile march that began last month in New York. They’ve been walking for weeks to support DACA recipients.
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program faces a big Supreme Court test this week. Oral arguments are set for Tuesday.
Mariana Magaña participated in that march. She’s a DACA recipient from LA and a policy advocate for the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of LA, or CHIRLA. She’ll be in the SupremeCourt chamber on Tuesday for the oral arguments.
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Inside DACA’s Supreme Court challenge- 0:00DACA recipient’s 230-mile march for immigrants’ rightsYou’re reading this
- 7:50Attorney arguing before SCOTUS is also a DACA recipient
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The full episode
1 of 5Inside DACA’s Supreme Court challenge- 0:00DACA recipient’s 230-mile march for immigrants’ rightsYou’re reading this
- 7:50Attorney arguing before SCOTUS is also a DACA recipient
- 15:10The legal arguments in the DACA cases before the Supreme Court
- 25:29Why paid family leave may not pay for many new moms
- 33:38Morrissey’s politics divide his LA fan base