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'They Should Remove It': Migrants In Mexico Want Democrats To Defund DHS And ICE

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By Julio Rosas Verified
| mostlypeaceful.media
TAPACHULA, Mexico — It was past 7:00 A.M. on Saturday and “The Hand of God” migrant caravan, which was mostly Central and South Americans, had still not left Parque Bicentenario despite plans for leaving two hours prior. It turns out the delay was due to having to wait for stores to open so participants could buy a can of spray paint to complete their banner.
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New Jersey Police Clamp Down On Anti-ICE Rioters - But Not Totally

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By Julio Rosas Verified
| mostlypeaceful.media
NEWARK, N.J. — Saturday night saw another round of violence from anti-ICE rioters outside of Delaney Hall after the crowd tried to breach a set of temporary barricades. New Jersey State Police and Newark Police, who were not in riot gear, struggled to keep the bike rack barricades intact. Interestingly, officers did not use pepper spray to make the rioters let go.
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How Mexicans Are Protecting Their Nation's Iconic Shirts From Chinese Copies

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By Julio Rosas Verified
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Featured image and videography by Erik Herrera MÉRIDA, Yucatan — The origin of guayaberas is subject to debate, but it is commonly accepted the shirt’s distinctive style originated in Cuba after field workers wanted extra pockets to help carry items. This is why the Cuban version has four pockets. The Mexican style usually gets rid of most or all of the four pockets and incorporates a wide variety of embroidery.
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