Standing in Solidarity with Worcester’s Immigrants and Refugees: Reflections from the Holy Cross Community

Holy Cross students stand with posters in protest at the Worcester solidarity rally More than 200 members of the Holy Cross community joined protesters Tuesday night at Worcester City Hall, a gathering that was intended to show support for the city’s immigrants and refugees. The solidarity rally of 1,300 — one of many that have unfolded across the country since President Donald Trump signed an executive order restricting immigration from seven Muslim countries and temporarily suspending refugee admission — was a direct response to a resolution posed to City Council, which requested clarification as to whether Worcester is a “sanctuary city.”

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