PHOTOS: Immigration Reform Protest At Wrigley Field

By Marcus Gilmer in News on Apr 29, 2010 7:00PM

Fr. Jose S. Landaverde leading a protest against the Arizona Immigration law at Wrigley Field.

$A member of the Chicago Worker\'s Collaborative protesting against the Arizona Immigration law at Wrigley Field.$ $Karina Pineda, Mauro Pineda and Mauro Jr. protesting against the Arizona Immigration law. The Pineda\'s have been in Chicago legally since 1978 and would fear prosecution in Arizona.$

Fr. Jose S. Landaverde carrying a cross at the Arizona Immigration protest at Wrigley Field.

$Paul D\'Amato of Chicago with reporters after tearing up his ticket to the game protesting against the Arizona Immigration law.$

Fr. Jose S. Landaverde tears his ticket to the game in protest against the Arizona Immigration Law.

$Karina Pineda, Mauro Pineda and Mauro Jr. protesting against the Arizona Immigration law. The Pineda\'s have been in Chicago legally since 1978 and would fear prosecution in Arizona.$

Gilberto Magana of Chicago, holds a sign as he protests at Wrigley Field.

Kyla Klein, left, and Claudia Galeno hold signs as they protest at Wrigley Field.

We told you earlier today about the planned protest at Wrigley Field before the Cubs-Diamondbacks game, aimed at the state of Arizona over its new controversial immigration law. Friend of Chicagoist Jason Muelver swung by and snapped some photos of the protest for us. Jason guessed the group of protesters to be around 50 people holding signs but that some passers-by, such as Paul D'Amato (photo 5) joined in.

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