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More than 600 people gathered on Immigration Day, Tuesday on the east side of the New Mexico State Capitol to protest HB 103, which would stop issuing driver’s licenses to immigrants who do not have Social Security numbers.
Demonstrators at the Roundhouse on Tuesday said issues surrounding driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants are not issues of policy, but of human rights.
Vanessa Valadez (right), CNM student, warms up with her teammates during practice. The team practice outdoors because they cannot afford to rent an indoor rink.
Shantel Riley, UNM student, leans her body down for a fast recovery during a 'suicide' training. Roller derby requires intense physical conditioning because players skate for periods of 30 minutes with 30-second breaks every two minutes.
Shantel Riley, UNM student, leans her body down for a fast recovery during a 'suicide' training. Roller derby requires intense physical conditioning because players skate for periods of 30 minutes with 30-second breaks every two minutes.
Junior guard Caroline Drubin lays up the ball in a game against New Mexico Highlands last Saturday at the Pit. The Lobos open their season on the road at Texas Tech this weekend.
This video still is from the annual Dia de los Muertos Marigold parade, which was held on Isleta Boulevard Sunday afternoon. For the last 18 years Albuquerque has held the parade in honor of Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, which is a Mexican Catholic tradition of remembering the deceased. Check out the multimedia coverage online at DailyLobo.com
Adam Archuleta,12, practices trumpet during a mariachi class section on Aug. 23 at Washington Middle School. The class’s teacher, Al Gurule, said beyond teaching students the craft, he opens their minds to new possibilities, such as continuing their education after high school. So far, all of the seniors he has taught have graduated.
Al Gurule teaches mariachi at Washington Middle School on Aug. 23. Because he teaches all grade levels, he sees each student’s entire progression – from the beginning of grade school to his or her high school graduation.
Protest William Pynn (local businessman) walks across Central Avenue and brings sleeping bags and blankets to the Peace and Justice Center for the other protesters that left campus Monday morning. Some protesters decided to stay on the sidewalk to watch everyone’s belongings.
UNMPD and state police arrived at Yale Park at midnight to remove the Occupy Albuquerque protesters. The police told the protesters they would not watch their supplies.
Protesters camped in the rain at UNM at the corner of University Boulevard and Central Avenue Tuesday night. UNM officials made an announcement Wednesday that protesters need to apply for a permit before noon today if they plan to stay at the location.
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