![]() Haitian, Brazilian, Dominican, and Salvadoran flags abound, as do red placards put out by some leftwing organization. Too bad it's not a team of federal immigrations officers, who were of course nowhere to be seen. Moved across the street from the main rally, seen in the background with the Mexican and Salvadoran flags.īoston 'special operations team' moves in to surround us. ![]() We also saw Mexican versions of the 'Frankenflag' Note the combined Salvadoran/American Flag in the center of the pic. A couple people came up to us during the event and said they supported us. After about an hour of observing apish antics by the illegals, the cops told us to move on out, and most of us went out to get something to eat. May 1 is ‘May Day’ when leftists, anarchists and socialists tend to march for whatever their pet cause happens to be. The cops moved us to a different corner a couple times, and a couple more people came and joined us. Thousands of illegal immigrants are planning to march in twelve states on May 1 demanding they be allowed to get driver’s licenses, and for people to stop being arrested for driving without them. They had union organizers from the SEIU who acted as handlers, and generally tried to direct them away from us. Signs were mostly Spanish, a lot of bilingual, some English, and in at least one case Arabic. Mostly they yelled at us in Spanish, but would sometimes switch to English when we yelled at them to 'speak English'. We had a bit of trouble finding eachother, but 9 of us managed to meet up at the finish point of the march just as the illegals started arriving. On the Boston Common, we saw a group of ppl walk by that all had the same slogan on their t-shirts they had misspelled 'illegal' as 'ilegal' Not much media coverage of us, other than showing us for a second and saying something about "white supremacists" Most media reports esitmated the march numbered around 10,000.
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