Lebron was furious and tried to leave the stage. The crowd also booed the anthem. It was rather a demand for self-determination and rights for all the nations of the world, most of which have been invaded, bullied, or impoverished, in some way, by the world's richest nations, particularly the United States. When the rich nations of the First World plunder the resources, invade the markets, and meddle in the affairs of the poor nations of the Third World, mass migration results. The march also featured speakers from the original Americans, the Native Americans, from both North and South America.
Capitalists are able to travel and move their capital from country to country very easily.
Only workers who try to follow capital flows are restricted from moving. In general, the Oct. 12 immigrant march was a stirring success and great beginning of fight-back. Let us hope that, in the future, mobilization in and response from the Haitian community will be better.