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More Than Two Dozen

Protest Detention Camps

Protesters, including Kristen Jastremski and Jeannine Webster, joined the Quakers weekly anti-war protest in front of the Cooperstown Post Office to bring awareness and decry the migrant detention camps along the southern border, where children are reportedly being separated from their parents and kept in unsanitary conditions. At right, Christine Heller holds a sign that paraphrases John Lennon’s “Imagine.”  A group of Cooperstown citizens will be travelling to the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, next week to work with and provide legal aid to immigrants. (Libby Cudmore/AllOTSEGO.com

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  1. Thanks to these good folks for standing up and protesting what is being done (and not done!) in our name and with our tax dollars.

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