Milwaukee May Day march highlights immigrant and worker rights
WISN 12 News
[{'start': '0.633', 'end': '4.904', 'text': "RIGHT NOW ON THE 12 NEWS APP.  TODAY, A LARGE SHOWING FOR MAY  DAY MARCH THROUGH MILWAUKEE.  YOU SEE IT HERE.  THIS MARCH WAS IN SUPPORT OF  IMMIGRANT AND WORKER'S RIGHTS.  HUNDREDS OF MARCHERS WALKED TWO  MILES IN THE RAIN FROM SEVENTH  AND MITCHELL ON THE SOUTH SIDE  TO ZEIDLER SQUARE.  DOWNTOWN.  12 NEWS ZOE HENRY TONIGHT WITH  THEIR CALL FOR ACTION.  MAY DAY A DAY WITHOUT IMMIGRANTS  AND WORKERS.  SEATS.  YES WE CAN.  A KEY MESSAGE IS HUNDREDS  STEPPED OFF FROM VOCES DE LA  FRONTERA, A COMMUNITY SUPPORT  NETWORK FOR HISPANICS IN  MILWAUKEE.  WITH INCREASING PRESSURE FROM  THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO  RECONCILE IMMIGRATION ISSUES,  MAYOR CAVALIER JOHNSON ADDRESSED  FEDERAL ARRESTS IN COUNTY  COURTHOUSES, A PRACTICE THAT  INTENSIFIED IN RECENT WEEKS.  IT DOESN'T HAVE JURISDICTION  OVER FEDERAL AGENCIES, BUT WHAT  WE CAN DO IS WHAT WE'RE DOING  RIGHT NOW, AND THAT'S THE  COMMUNITY COMING TOGETHER,  ELECTED OFFICIALS JOINING WITH  THEM IN ORDER TO RAISE THEIR  VOICE.  WE FOUND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS  WHO MADE THE TRIP FROM RACINE AS  A FIRST GENERATION.  BEING HERE, I FEEL VERY PROUD TO  BE HERE AND STAND FOR WHAT I  THINK, BE HERE WITH MY FRIENDS  AND ENJOY THIS WHOLE MOVEMENT.  AND WHAT IS IT THAT YOU STAND  FOR?  FOR EQUAL RIGHTS FOR EVERYBODY.  THIS IS A LAND OF FULL OF  IMMIGRANTS.  MY PARENTS ARE IMMIGRANTS.  I MEAN, IT'S ALL AROUND ME, YOU  KNOW, I SEE THE CULTURE JUST  BECAUSE WE'RE ALL BORN HERE.  LIKE, JUST BECAUSE WE COME,  WE'RE LIKE PART OF AMERICA.  SO WE SHOULD BE HERE TO SUPPORT  EVERYBODY SHOWING SUPPORT IN A  TIME OF UNCERTAINTY.  IN MILWAUKEE.  ZOE HENRY, WISN 12 NEWS.  NOW, FOR PERSPECTIVE, THE MOST  RECENT U.S. CENSUS NUMBERS SHOW  HISPANICS MAKE UP"}]