Thanks to you at home for joining us. This is. I'm really, really happy to have you here. So this was not one of the hands-off protests that we saw all over the country this weekend. This was a different thing. And you will see the wind was playing tricks with people.

You mentioned four or five hundred people. It's probably closer to 750 people, maybe

a thousand. It's grown. You can see really, like you said, as it's laid out, as how many people

are here marching. You brought your family here today. Why was it important for you all to be here?

Just like I said before, you know, we're all here.

This is my nephew, and he's about the same age as that third grader, you know.

I wouldn't want to see my nephew.

You can see just how windy it is out here.

This is Sackett's Harbor, New York.

Sackett's Harbor is way up on the shore of Lake Ontario in sort of northwestern New York.

It's not that far from the Canadian border.

And about a week and a half ago, immigration agents went to Sackett's Harbor, New York,

and they took three kids and their mom, third grader,

a 10th grader, and 11th grader.

Three kids and their mom, they took them from Sackett's Harbor, and they flew them to Texas.

And this mom and her three kids have been in some kind of immigration prison ever since.

Yes, including the third grader.

The population of Sacketts Harbor, New York is about 1,300 people. But as you saw that local

reporter say there, there were about 1,000 people of the 1,300 people in the town who showed up this Saturday to march in Sacketts Harbor

and to demand the return of that mom and her kids.

This is from WWNY Local Channel 7, which covered the march, noting the children were students

in the Sacketts Harbor School District.

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