Hundreds travel to Austin to call on Abbott to end Operation Lone Star

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Hundreds travel to Austin to call on Abbott to end Operation Lone Star
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Those gathered at the capitol Saturday morning say Operation Lone Star has been ripping families apart at the border.

The Reform Immigration for Texas Alliance also known as 'RITA' came to advocate for basic Texan needs.

"We believe that all contributors of taxes deserve the same rights we need to have a permit to drive to access the hospitals to supermarkets the schools and we believe it's a right for everyone," says Lupita Sanchez, one of the speakers at the End Operation Lone Star Rally"Kids advocate for the same things at school there are here because they believe they have the same struggles with the same issues," says Sanchez.

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