‘We all want a regime change’ | Thousands protest in Houston against government in Iran, but questions swirl about possible U.S. intervention

HOUSTON — An estimated 3,500 people gathered Sunday afternoon in Houston’s Galleria area, calling for an end to Iran’s ruling regime and voicing concern for family members amid deadly protests overseas.

Demonstrators lined all four corners at the intersection of Westheimer Rd. and Post Oak Blvd. They waved flags as cars passed by, honking in support, and they screamed out several chants, including “Freedom for Iran!” and “Democracy for Iran!”

The protest brought together Iranians who fled their home country, Iranian Americans and supporters from across the Houston area, many of whom said their reasons for attending were deeply personal…

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