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May 1, 2006
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Journal photo / Andrew Dickerman
Marchers in support of immigrants' rights move down Exchange Place in Providence on their way to the Providence Westin hotel and Providence Place Mall this morning.
PROVIDENCE -- Some supporters of immigrants' rights walked their message away from Kennedy Plaza around 10:30 this morning to the nearby Providence Place mall.
As about 75 people marched in front of The Providence Westin hotel, another 200 to 300 others walked up Francis Street to the adjacent mall before turning around and heading back.
They were blowing horns and chanting: "What do we want?" "Justice."
Traffic was stopped at the busy intersection, and the Providence police helped escort the group.
-- projo.com staff writer Kate Bramson
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they chant they want justice. well if it is justice they want, then all the illegal immigrants should be arrested, jailed, then deported. they don't really want justice. they want to be able to break the law and get away with it. unfortunately, they want to live in America but they do not want to abide by the laws of our land.