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Mission High School Students Walkout Over Trump
The students are marching through the streets of San Francisco chanting and blocking traffic. (Breaking)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Students from Mission High School in San Francisco are the latest to walkout of classes to protest the election of President-elect Donald Trump.
Students walked through the streets of the Mission District, chanting and blocking traffic.
The neighborhood is home to many undocumented students who fear being deported under a Trump presidency.
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Mission High School students walked out and protested Donald Trump this morning pic.twitter.com/dTsuDTHcRC
— Mission Local (@MLNow) November 10, 2016
San Francisco is a Sanctuary City, which limits cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. That status burst into the headlines when Pleasanton-native Kate Steinle was shot to death while strolling with her father on Pier 14 last year. An undocumented man who had been deported multiple times was holding the gun when it fired. His criminal case is still pending.
-Image by Allison Levitsky, Bay City News
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