Group advocates for migrant workers' rights in Stockton May Day rally
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[{'start': '0.399', 'end': '1.534', 'text': "'S PEYTON HEADLEY HAS THEIR MESSAGE.  ON THE MESSAGE FROM THE DOZENS  STANDING OUTSIDE OF STOCKTON  CITY HALL WAS LOUD AND CLEAR ON  THURSDAY.  WHAT WE WANT.  IS THEY GATHERED TO CALALL FOR  WORKERS RIGHTS, BUT ESPECIALLY  THE RIGHTS OF MIGRANT WORKERS.  OFTENTIMES, MIGRANT WORKERS ARE  NOT CONSIDERED TO BE PART OF THE  OFFICIAL LABOR.  WE'RE HERE TO TO FIGHT FOR OUR  RIGHTS.  MIGRANT WORKERS WORK THE HARDEST  FOR THE LAST BENEFITS  MONETARILY.  WE NEED TO HAVE A RAISE.  OUR VOICES FOR OUR RIGHTS.  ORGANIZER LUIS MAGANA SAYS THIS  GATHERING WOULD TYPICALLY BE  MUCH BIGGER WITH EYES.  BUT HE SAYS THERE'S A LOT OF  FEAR AMONG FARM WORKERS RIGHTHT  NOW.  A LOT OF PEOPLE CALL ME, THEY  SAY, HEY, IT'S A LOT OF RISK TO  BE THERE, VISIBLE AND.  DEMANDING.  STOP ICE RAIDS.  THAT JUST GAVE THEM MORE REASON  TO RALLY.  REALIZE THAT WE ARE HUMAN BEINGS  AND NOT CRIMINALS.  SHARING MESSAGES OF UNITY.  AS THEY MARCHED THROUGH  STOCKTON, THEY ARE WORKING  UNDER.  UNDER THE FEAR IS NOT NORMAL.  THEY THAT'S AFFECTING MENTALLY  TO OUR KIDS.  OUR CHILDREN.  IT'S UNFORTUNATE THAT WE HAVE TO  BE LIVING IN THE TYPE OF  ATMOSPHERE WHERE PEOPLE FEEL  THAT THEY CAN'T COME OUT AND  EXPRESS THEMSELVES.  THESE MARCHES TO SHOW OUR  PEOPLE, THE COMMUNITY THAT WE  HAVE RIGHTS UNDER THE"}]