The Metro: Immigration rally in Southwest Detroit
The Metro, Robyn Vincent, Bre'Anna Tinsley February 3, 2025WDET reporter Bre’Anna Tinsley joins the show and shares insights from a recent Southwest Detroit immigrants’ rights rally.

Dr. Seydi Sarr, Adonis Flores, and other community activists at a "Know Your Rights" rally.
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President Donald Trump’s administration is making fast and far reaching changes to immigration in the U.S, during his first week in office, Trump signed 10 executive orders and proclamations centered on immigration.
These policies have sent shockwaves through immigrant communities in Michigan, especially in Southwest Detroit, where a high concentration of Latino and Hispanic immigrants live.
WDET reporter Bre’Anna Tinsley spent some time in Southwest Detroit during a recent immigrant rights rally.
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Robyn Vincent is a co-host of "The Metro" on 101.9 WDET, an award-winning journalist and a graduate of Wayne State University. Before returning home to Detroit, Robyn worked for NPR stations in the Mountain West, where she amassed several awards for her work, which often focuses on structural inequities and abuses of power.
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