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campuses. on the ground, our camera picked up students in all these trucks. we want to let him know that is not good and it is unfair. reporter: many of the students holding mexican flags saying education not deportation. if my mother had to leave, where would i go he is breaking up families. reporter: they are worried about possible plans to depart immigrants. here at the capital, there are some students, most of the left for the evening. there was a small group of law enforcement, but five minutes ago they took off. please telling us, overall, the demonstrations were peaceful today. getting a lot of video with different cities. kids were walking out of class. the same reason we saw here. boulder colorado, austin texas, many students skipping class to march downtown. they were marching and chanting, donald trump has got to go. many carried a communist flag along with a face mask. over in des moines iowa, the district urged students engaged and speak out to remain e

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