Thousands rally across Texas, Colorado against immigration deportations

Recent protests across the U.S. have emerged in response to President Trump's immigration policies, particularly focusing on ICE deportations. In Austin, Texas, demonstrators gathered at the State Capitol to oppose federal immigration enforcement, marching to the J.J. Pickle Federal Building where immigrants are held. Similarly, nearly 100 people rallied in Colorado Springs, expressing solidarity with immigrants and condemning recent ICE raids, with participants emphasizing the interconnectedness of liberation for all communities. Thousands also protested at the Colorado State Capitol, denouncing the administration's enforcement actions that have reportedly led to wrongful detentions of documented immigrants. Organizers in both states highlighted the urgency of standing against these policies, which they believe unjustly target vulnerable populations. These events reflect a growing grassroots movement aimed at challenging the current administration's immigration stance.