Tucson residents come together in anti-ICE protest
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As ICE carried out raids in Tucson, Arizona, hundreds of protesters came together to call for an end to their operations taking place across the country.

Tucson police officers keep watch as hundreds of protesters march along streets in Tucson's south side to call for an end to immigration enforcement operations in the city and across the country, on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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