Eiza González, Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato and other celebrities lift their voice against ICE raids
In several cities of USAas New York And above all Los Angelesprotests are being given against the raids of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE). Thousands of people on social networks are showing support to the families of migrant workers who are being arrested by orders from Donald Trump.
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In the streets, the tension continues to increase. More and more migrants from different parts of the world, along with American citizensthey have joined the protests, denouncing serious human rights violations and the rights of undocumented workers.
These situations have not gone unnoticed by several celebrities, which through their social networks have expressed their rejection of arbitrary arrests and their support for migrant families who have found in the United States a way to get ahead.
Who have joined the protests?
Eiza González, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, Mark Ruffalo, Diego Boneta, Salma Hayek, and Pepe and Emiliano Aguilar They are just some of the celebrities who have raised their voice against ICE raids in different cities.
In their networks, they have sent messages from support to the Latin communityThey have rejected violence in protests and highlighted the importance of migrants’ work for the country’s economy.
Kim Kardashianfor example, he shared on Instagram his sadness for arrests and the separation of families, in addition to recognizing the great contribution of Latin migrants.
Mark Ruffalo He wrote a strong letter against Trump, criticizing immigration policy and recent detention and deportation measures.
Salma Hayek published a video in which dismantle myths about Latin migration and shows the positive impact of migrants on the economy.
Eiza González, Mexican actresshe asked to reflect on the raids and protests that have emerged, especially in Los Angeles.
Pepe Aguilar, An important figure of Mexican regional music, supported migrants with a clear message: “There is a cannon what is happening. Unidos can change things, only union is missing.” Your son Emiliano Aguilar He canceled a show to protect migrants, something that his followers celebrated.
“The June 14 event at Ibiza Night Club will be canceled. We understand what is happening with our people and we do not want to put anyone at risk. Much strength and live Mexico, bastards,” reads a statement.
Diego Boneta He also joined the cause from his networks, supporting the migrant community and harshly criticizing the “hunting” that ICE is doing to stop undocumented in their work and, worse, separate families. Described it as a Inhuman act.
Eva Longoriaactress and activist, expressed her sadness for the treatment that the protesters have received in Los Angeles. He shared information to contact organizations that offer legal help and support for detained migrants or at risk of deportation.
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The raids have generated a rapid reaction of activists, civil organizations and celebrities that are supporting the migrant community. The demonstrations even led to clashes and the intervention of the National Guard for control the Protestants.
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