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And Michael is here because there, you probably didn't know this.

There is a boycott going on.

There's a community stoppage started at midnight, and it's by the immigrants' rights organizations

here in Los Angeles.

And they have events planned throughout the day into the evening.

And you know what?

I heard about it vaguely last week and forgot about it and didn't notice it today.

Yeah, they announced it last week in the wake of those immigration enforcement actions at the Home Depot stores in Westlake, Van Nuys, San Bernardino.

Just yesterday, there was a Home Depot that was hit in North Hollywood.

So they decided that they needed to get back to the

streets. We haven't seen a lot of immigration enforcement. We haven't seen a lot of protest since the

court order narrowed the focus of what the federal immigration agents could do. And now it seems to be

picking up again on both sides of that. And what was the point of this?

I mean, this was about as feeble a protest or work stoppage as I've seen.

What work stopped exactly?

Well, they've asked immigrant workers, maybe of varying legal status, to not go to work today.

Yeah. And also, they've called for a a 24 hour boycott of some of the larger businesses that serve folks here, like Home Depot, Target, Walmart and fast food restaurants.

Because their position is that these are organizations that benefit from immigrant labor, immigrant dollars, but they're not speaking

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