PITTSBURGH, PA. - On Monday, February 3rd, "Day Without Immigrants" strikes were held in at least 120 cities, 40 states, and Puerto Rico, according to strike tracking analysis by Payday Report. This analysis was done by Payday Report's Strike Tracker using local news articles found on

Folks,  Greetings from the Burgh, where Payday is busy with a new project to track “Days Without Immigrants” strikes across the country.  (Be sure to check out our story on “Days Without Immigrants” coverage from Louisville via our publishing partner at Al Dia in America) Help Us Map “Days Without

The following crosspost is by Xavier Reyes of Al Día en América. Para ler en espanhol, clique aqui LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY - The national protest against President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown echoed throughout Louisville on Monday, when several Latino businesses closed their doors and announced their decision to close via

Folks,  Greetings from Pittsburgh, where more than 60 businesses were closed as part of “Day Without Immigrants” protests.  “Day Without Immigrants” Nationwide Protest Ignored by Press Earlier today, the popular Mexican bakery Panderia Jazmin, located in the affluent Pittsburgh suburb of Mt. Lebanon, posted on Instagram that they were closed