Quakers March Against Trump's Immigration Crackdown | JQJO

A group of Quakers embarked on a 300-mile march from New York City to Washington D.C. to protest the Trump administration's strict immigration policies. This action reflects a long history of Quaker activism for social justice, including past campaigns against slavery and war. The marchers aim to express solidarity with migrants and challenge what they see as an undermining of constitutional ideals and equality. They delivered a 17th-century document advocating religious freedom, highlighting the continued relevance of its message in the current political climate. The march underscores the Quakers' ongoing commitment to nonviolent resistance and the pursuit of justice.