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Photos: Portland Contra Las Deportaciones marches to Mayor Keith Wilson’s house

Mikayla Mesko and Maria Weyne
April 5, 2026
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A protester drums as the crowd prepares to march to Mayor Keith Wilson's house in Portland, Ore. on Apr. 04, 2026. (Mikayla Mesko/Emerald)
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About the Contributors
Mikayla Mesko
Mikayla Mesko, PDX Photographer
Mikayla is a first-year Master’s student in the Multimedia Storytelling program
Maria Weyne
Maria Weyne, PDX Bureau Chief
Maria Weyne is a first year graduate student in the MMS program at UO Portland.