Hundreds of Bay Area faith leaders and immigrant rights activists rallied Friday outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in San Francisco to support a San Jose tattoo artist facing immigration detention.
Attendees repeated chants and sang in unison, sprawling across Sansome Street. They chanted songs and held up signs that read “All people are sacred,” and “Don’t kidnap Guillermo.”
Guillermo Medina Reyes went before an immigration judge Friday afternoon to learn his fate of whether he would go into ICE detention or be granted bond…