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Horns filled Route 1 in Hyattsville as community honors lives lost in ICE encounters
A vigil on Route 1 in Hyattsville honored lives lost in ICE encounters, organized by Indivisible Route 1 Corridor with support from immigrant rights groups, faith leaders, and residents. Participants included Jenifer Pineda, whose uncle was detained by ICE, and Karen Murphy, a longtime protester. Maryland Rep. Glenn Ivey criticized ICE for conducting untrained work and racial profiling.
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