A young woman proudly displays her Mexican Flag at the Pritchett Pavilion on Sunday, February 2, 2025 to show the community how diverse we are. This was the second of many immigration rallies held in Pittsburg this winter. Over 300 community members gathered to rally around our immigrant neighbors, family, and friends to show their support during this time of crisis and fear amidst ICE raids in the state.

See the report about the rally below.

The hard work and dedication of area leaders has enabled concerned and caring members of the area to come together to share their support for each other and outrage at the backwards policies being put forth by some Local, State, and Federal elected officials. By being loud and visible in the public, everyday citizens can put pressure on those elected leaders.

Another way is to call them directly. See our February Special Edition Newsletter to find out how, or get started on your own with the button below.

On a day when the energy and conviction of the people sparked nationwide protests in every capital city in the nation, Kansans did not disappoint. Two rallies were held on a near freezing day with nearly constant drizzle. While news reports vary on the amount of protestors present, over 350 people were counted at the busiest time of the evening protest, and more were in attendance at the 11:30 am protest.

A brief article by the independent publication, euroipn.org is below.