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Catalyst Radio: Interview with Movimiento Cosecha GR about Kent County's contract with ICE

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Host Jessica Young speaks with Jose Jimenez and Sergio Cira from Movimiento Cosecha GR, a peaceful movement that is fighting for dignity, respect, and permanent protection for immigrants in the United States.
Jose Jimenez and Serio Cira Reyes from Movimiento Cosecha GR

Jose Jimenez and Serio Cira Reyes from Movimiento Cosecha GR

Host Jessica Young speaks with Jose Jimenez and Sergio Cira from Movimiento Cosecha GR, a peaceful movement that is fighting for dignity, respect, and permanent protection for immigrants in the United States. The group is working for an end to Kent County's contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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