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Peninsula High students walk out in solidarity with nationwide anti-ICE protests

Students leave Peninsula High School in an anti-ICE protest. Screen capture by Scott Baker
by Scott Barker Students at Peninsula High School joined a nationwide movement Friday, January 30 walking out of class around 10 a.m. to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations they say constitute an abuse of power.Approximately 500 students from Peninsula High School and about 100 other students
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These stupid children just outed themselves as people who are not wanted on the campus of any decent university. Think about that, When you get your rejection letters. And later in life when nobody will give you a job.

If everyone lived in fear, the hard bought freedoms you and your family have today would not be there. This is America! They’re allowed to exercise their right as stated in the first amendment. I mean why is it in the constitution otherwise

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