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Several hundred marching through downtown Cincinnati right now protesting deportation. Many are also chanting anti-Nazi slogans, probably in response to the dozen or so masked Neo-Nazis who showed up on an overpass above I75 this afternoon.

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Nick Swartsell1 year ago

March started at Fountain Square and is proceeding up Main now

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Nick Swartsell1 year ago

Headed down Race Street now

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Nick Swartsell1 year ago

Back at Fountain Square now

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CincinnatiBlack1 year ago

Nah yall are not about to turn this into an immigrant issue. Them ppl was not in yall communities trying to cause chaos. They came to the black community and the black community shut that down. Everytime we get a movement going yall come and try and steal the energy and turn it into some lgbtq rally or immigrant rally. THIS WAS ABOUT BLACK AMERICANS. In black history month at that!

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Nichole1 year ago

Deport people that enter our country illegally and commit crimes. Those that don’t commit crimes are still here illegally and there must be consequences. They need to go back to their home countries and return through a port of entry and go through the legal process. END OF STORY.

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David Eide1 year ago

@JoshJunker2 I give them PR points for waiving an American flag, unlike the protesters in Los Angeles yesterday who somehow thought that waiving another country’s flag would aid their cause.

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Amber1 year ago

I didn't know this was happening. Came up on y'all in traffic 🔥🔥

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JackTors6661 year ago

Send them packing

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Dmart 🇺🇸1 year ago

Deport them all with their kids too

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Tomas Hernandez1 year ago

We should not be living in a world where we have to protest against bigotry. But we do and I’m damn proud of my city.

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