Colorado students rally against ICE in Denver; protests turn tense
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Thousands of students from more than 200 Colorado schools walked out to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, gathering in Denver’s La Alma-Lincoln Park with signs urging ICE to stop family separations. A counterprotester was chased and assaulted by some students, prompting police intervention as marchers moved through the streets chanting that immigrants are welcome; officers warned protesters they could be arrested if they blocked roadways. The event is being treated as a developing, tense scene.
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- Boulder County students join statewide walkout to protest ICE Daily Camera
- Civic Action Calendar: Week of September 3 KGNU
- Colorado students organize walkout to protest ICE actions CBS News
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