Pasadena vigil joins nationwide protest over ICE-related deaths
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Approximately 50 protesters in Pasadena joined a national Day of Action against ICE, honoring 75 people who have died since January 2025 in immigration enforcement and detention centers, reading names aloud and placing crosses as a call to end ICE activities; the gathering reflects ongoing local demonstrations, and a UCLA study cited by organizers notes economic losses near enforcement sites in Los Angeles County.
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