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On Saturday in Moses Lake around 500 people gathered for a protest regarding immigration deportations. There were both civil interactions with people asking questions, honking with agreement and also less civil interactions with people stopping to yell slurs from their vehicles, flip off protestors and make other negative gestures.

On Saturday in Moses Lake around 500 people gathered for a protest regarding immigration deportations. There were both civil interactions with people asking questions, honking with agreement and also less civil interactions with people stopping to yell slurs from their vehicles, flip off protestors and make other negative gestures.

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