From Boston and Chicago, this is Democracy Now.

We are calling for an economic blackout.

We can't let these billionaires ruin our lives.

We deserve more.

Come out and show us support on May 1st.

No school, no work, no shopping.

That's the rallying cry of workers around the United States today,

marking May Day International Workers' Day.

Organizers with the May Day strong coalition say over 3,000 protests and events are scheduled.

We'll go to Chicago and Los Angeles for the latest.

And there are protests around the world.

We'll speak with investigative journalist Nehalkhijit.

She's author of The Many Lives of Sayada X X, a people's history of Invisible India.

We'll talk to her about labor conditions and unrest in the world's most populous country.

Our salaries should be increased to $214 a month. We should at least get this much.

Only then can we sustain ourselves.

Otherwise, this protest will continue.

But first, will the Supreme Court back the Trump administration's push to strip temporary protected status from Haitians and Syrians.

The decision could ultimately impact over a million TPS holders' oral arguments were held

on Wednesday.

The true reason for the termination is the President's racial animus towards non-white immigrants

and bear dislike of Haitians in particular. Days after falsely accusing them of, quote, eating the dogs and eating the cats of Americans,

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