Thousands attend May Day march in Albuquerque
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[{'start': '0.867', 'end': '5.971', 'text': "WIND AND INCREASING RAIN COMING  UP, THOUSANDS TAKING PART IN A  MAY DAY MARCH, ALSO KNOWN AS  INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY,  ORGANIZERS TELL REPORTER ALYSSA  MUNOZ THIS IS ABOUT PUSHING BACK  ON PRESIDENT TRUMP'S POLICIES.  IMMIGRANT POWER, WORKER POWER,  INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY HONORS  THE WORKING CLASS SINCE THE LATE  1800S.  THIS YEAR, ORGANIZERS  HIGHLIGHTING THE CONTRIBUTIONS  BUT ALSO VOICING THEIR CONCERNS  OF THE FUTURE IN A MARCH.  THE THING TO DO IS TO STAND UP  AND BE HEARD AND TO AND TO MAKE  AS LOUD A STATEMENT AS WE CAN.  BEHIND ME, RALLIERS ARE FILLING  THE STREETS TO PUSH BACK ON THE  TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FOR ACTIONS  THEY SAY ARE AGAINST IMMIGRANTS  AND THE WORKING CLASS.  LAST TIME I SAW THIS KIND OF  MOVEMENT, THIS AMOUNT OF PEOPLE  AT AN EVENT LIKE THIS, ALL WITH  LIKE ONE MESSAGE, ITT WAS  PROBABLY DURING THE LAST TIME  THAT THIS PRESIDENT WAS IN  OFFICE.  HONESTLY, THE NEW MEXICO DREAM  TEAM IS ONE OF MANY SPONSORS  SHOWING CONCERN OVER THE  PRESIDENT'S LATEST POLICIES AND  HOW THAT COULD IMPACT THE  IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY IN NEW  MEXICO.  JUST THE ONE THING THAT COMES TO  MIND IS THE BIRTHRIGHT.  CITIZENSHIP THING, AND IT'S  INGRAINED IN THE CONSTITUTION.  I DON'T THINK AN EXECUTIVE ORDER  IS GOING TO DO ANYTHING AGAINST  SOMETHING THAT'S ALREADY IN THE  CONSTITUTION.  THE RALLIES HAPPENING ACROSS THE  COUNTRY, INCLUDING IN SANTA FE.  IT JUST SHOWS OUR RESILIENCE AND  THE WORK THAT, YOU KNOW,  CONTINUESS TO CARRY OUT EVEN WHN  WE'RE NOT OUT HERE.  AND THIS IS THE WORK THAT WILL  CONTINUE TO CARRY OUT WHEN WE'RE  CONTINUING TO FEEL THAT  PRESSURE.  I'M MELISSA MUNOZ, KOAT ACTION  SEVEN NEWS.  REPUBLICAN PARTY SENT A  STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO THE  PROTESTS EXPRESSING  DISAPPOINTMENT.  THE PROTEST COINCIDED ON  NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER, SAYING  IN PART, WHILE WE HONOR THE  RIGHT TO PROTEST, WE REGRET THAT  SOME HAVE CHOSEN DIVISIVE.  DEMONSTRATIONS TODAY, MISSING A  CHANCE TO COME TO"}]