Hundreds gather urging comprehensive immigration reform

Past inaugurations in D.C. have drawn massive protests alongside the official pageantry. But few activists demonstrated yesterday – and most people that made their way to D.C. to witness the inauguration support the new administration to some degree. Today was a bit different.  Hundreds of grassroots activists and religious leaders marched through D.C. and made their way to the front of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building, demanding a moratorium on raids and action on comprehensive immigration reform. Aura Bogado spoke with a day laborer and an undocumented student about why they attended the demonstration.

Homeless weigh in on ideas for "Change"

Among those weighing in on President Obama's promises for change are the homeless. Some of those who have personally spent time on the streets say they have some innovative suggestions on working towards eliminating homelessness. FSRN's Andalusia Knoll has more from Washington.

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