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NEW: Savannah protests ICE after Dr. Linda Davis’ death: “Power to the people. No one is illegal.”
The Party for Socialism and Liberation organized a protest in Savannah the day after Dr. Linda Davis was struck and killed by Oscar Vasquez-Lopez, an illegal immigrant fleeing an ICE traffic stop.
Over 100 people gathered in Forsyth Park to protest.
Vasquez-Lopez initially complied with the stop, then made an illegal U-turn and ran several red lights at high speed.
He is held on an immigration detainer and faces charges for Dr. Davis’ death.
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