Hundreds of students from Fullerton High School took to the streets on February 6, marching down Lemon Avenue to Chapman Avenue, then Chapman Avenue to Harbor Boulevard, and Berkley Avenue in a powerful protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Some students continued south on Harbor, then west on Commonwealth to City Hall, and then circled around the Hall and dispersed. (See video below.) The demonstration, organized by students, aimed to raise awareness about immigration issues affecting their community.
As the students crossed major intersections, local police and school staff ensured the participants’ safety. The march reflected a growing sentiment among young activists who are increasingly vocal about social justice issues. Participants carried signs and chanted slogans, expressing their solidarity with immigrant families and calling for policy changes.
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