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Immigrant rights advocate struggled to get her own nephew out of ICE detention
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General view of the great crowds of organized and unorganized workers who took part in the May Day demonstration in Union Square, New York, May 1, 1929. Following this open air meeting of New York's radical element, a great mass meeting was held in Madison Square Garden, where they were addressed by Norman Thomas, the Socialist candidate for president in 1928. All police reserves were held in readiness for possible riots and attacks on the homes of prominent men. (AP Photo)
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