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Franklin Residents Join Hundreds Rallying In Somerville Against Trump Immigration Ban, Border Wall

Mayor Phil Kramer and Board of Education member Ardaman Singh (left and second to left) were among the Franklin Township residents who spoke and attended the Feb. 4 rally and candlelight vigil in Somerville.

SOMERVILLE – Franklin Township representatives were among those taking center stage at a Feb. 4 rally and candlelight vigil here protesting Pres. Donald Trump’s immigration restrictions and plan to build a wall on the Mexican border.

Those from the township who spoke from the steps of the Historic Courthouse were Mayor Phil Kramer, the Rev. Tiina Nummela of the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Pastoral Care Department, Foday Mansaray of the West African Community Foundation and Alex Kharazi of the Franklin Township Interfaith Council and the Masjid-e-Ali Mosque.

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