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The Most Emotional Photos from D.C.'s Immigration March

Harper's Bazaar Staff

July 1, 2018 at 12:20 PM

<p>Photographer Kate Warren joined thousands of people in D.C. on Saturday, June 30, to photograph the families marching in protest of Trump's zero tolerance immigration policy. </p>

<p>“I am marching because I want families to be together.” - Natalie, 9</p>

<p>“We are protesting the unfairness of children being separated from their families. Its so wrong. They are escaping fear. America is supposed to offer hope.” - sisters Aolanie Vargas, 19, and Alodie Vargas, 25</p>

<p>“Immigrant families are looking for a better future and they deserve that. I keep thinking about if there was a disaster here and we became refugees, that could be me and Mati. I couldn’t ever imagine being away from my baby. It’s awful we aren’t welcoming in America.” - Melissa Guevara and her son, Matias</p>

<p>Sylvia Campos, 22 and Jennifer Delgado, 21</p>

<p>“I, as a mom, know how hard it is to raise a baby, and can’t imagine losing my child. These policies are so wrong.” - Martha Campos, 19</p>

<p>“We want Donald Trump to let kids be back with their families." - Aubrey, 5</p>

<p>“His grandmother would have been hunted down, separated from her mother. We believe that families belong together. We’re going to remember this in November.” - mother of Diego Lam, 7, pictured</p>

<p>“We’re marching because parents shouldn’t be separated from their kids." - Savannah Martin, 7, with her mother, Tamika Martin </p>

<p>“I don’t know how I could ever live without my children, so I want to help people who are separated” - David Osei, Carrol Chang , and their children Owin, 2, and Omi, 3 months </p>

<p>“I’m a daughter of an immigrant. We need to take a stand to show that what has been done to us shouldn’t happen again. I want to show my daughters that they can take action - that the ongoing fight is too important too ignore.” Anna McCall, mother of (from left) Adama, 2, Mikeda, 5, Amina, 10, and Kamara, 12<br></p><p>“I want the children to get back with their parents. They’re running away from the violence of their country. We don’t have a right to separate them from their parents. “ - Kamara, 1</p>

<p>Solomon Bader, 5. His parents and four siblings carried a giant banner that read “Torah Trumps Hate". </p>

Thousands of people protested Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy in D.C. on Saturday.

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