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DREAMer Protest

by Chronicle Staff July 26, 2017October 30, 2025

Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.
Members of Movimiento Cosecha, an organization of immigrant youth and allies from across the country, marched from the State Attorney General’s office to the intersection of E. 15th and Congress on Wednesday morning to protest threats to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and the introduction of the DREAM Act bill in Congress. Fifteen people were arrested during a sit-in at the intersection, four of whom have DACA and therefore risk deportation or other penalties.

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