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High school students protested ICE and other Trump administration policies on Friday, Feb. 6 in Napa. Submitted photo Submitted photos

Napa students flood streets in protest of Trump, ICE tactics

Napa high school students took to the streets on Friday afternoon to make their voices heard, joining in on-going protests against Trump administration actions. The student-led protest began at 12:45 […]

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