Politics
Hunterdon County Visibility Brigade posts 'STOP TRUMP'S ICE MURDERS' above Route 78
Source: New Jersey Hills · Jul 20, 2026, 10:00 AM
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The Hunterdon County Visibility Brigade organized a protest demonstration on Route 78 during Friday rush hour, displaying a large banner reading 'STOP TRUMP'S ICE MURDERS' to raise awareness about the deaths of two unarmed immigrants allegedly killed by ICE agents.
The activist group used the high-traffic corridor to maximize visibility for their message opposing what they characterized as lethal enforcement actions.
Key points
- Hunterdon County Visibility Brigade staged a rush hour protest on Route 78
- The group displayed a banner reading 'STOP TRUMP'S ICE MURDERS'
- The protest was in response to the deaths of two unarmed immigrants killed by ICE agents
- The demonstration occurred on Friday, July 17
- The action aimed to raise public awareness during peak traffic times
FAQ
- What was the Hunterdon County Visibility Brigade protesting?
- The group was protesting the recent killings of two unarmed immigrants by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agents, characterizing the deaths as murders.
- Where did the protest take place?
- The demonstration occurred on Route 78 in Hunterdon County during Friday rush hour traffic.
- What message did the protesters display?
- The Visibility Brigade posted a banner with the message 'STOP TRUMP'S ICE MURDERS' above the roadway to draw attention to their cause.
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