Photos | Closed at the US-Mexico Border
Man holding a sign reading sorry we are closed at the US-Mexico border, surrounded by flags and fellow protesters, wearing a sun hat and glasses. This photo documents a moment of protest and dissent in May 2006.
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Original Dimensions:
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Canon
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date
2006-05-01T13:08:09-07:00
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-25200
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