“It ignited a fire in us,” Alondra Pacheco, 20, said of the spectacle Monday, when law enforcement came “at peaceful people just so he could walk across the street.”
Pacheco had been out to the protests over the weekend, but another woman from Washington said she was joining the protests for the first time.
“I’ve been giving what money I can to groups but after what he did — deploying the military against Americans — there was just no way I was staying home. He just really came for Americans,” said the woman, who asked not to be identified because she was recently furloughed because of the coronavirus and didn’t want to negatively affect her employment prospects.
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