Katy Perry shares a message against migratory raids in the United States; This said the singer

Katy Perry He raised his voice in favor of protests against migratory raids that are being carried out in Los Angeles and other parts of USA. Making use of her social networks, the singer sent a brief message in her Instagram.

The interpreter of “Firework“He made it clear that she is against the new immigration policy imposed by the president of the United States, Donald Trump. The protests in Los Angeles are for the various actions and ICE arrests in the area, demanding the end of the raids and exaggerated security measures.

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Through their Instagram storiesthe star shared a few words of support and said feeling irritated by the injustices of deportations of Mexicans who currently live there.

Also, Katy Perry He expressed his support for immigrants and said that “they hold the economy with their work, they raise families, pay taxes and contribute to communities”The American pop star was supported by fans on social networks.

Los Angeles has lived under three flags: Spain, Mexico and the United States. That land has seen borders change, power to pass hands and, nevertheless, people have always been there, throwing roots, building lives, raising families (…) “

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In his words, Perry explained in his message How Los Angeles were founded And he pointed out that he has had at least three names. On the other hand, he highlighted the importance of this California city For Mexicans.

The star explained that Los Angeles It began as a place called as the people of Our Lady the Queen of Los Angeles de Porciúncula, founded by Mexican settlers.

Katy Perry and various artists and actors such as Diego BonetaEva Longoria, Eugenio Derbez, Pedro Pascalamong many others, they have been against migratory raids in the United States.

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