Ashley Pacas leads Members of the N.H. Immigrant Solidarity Network gather at the State House to begin their walk to Chichester on Wednesday. Pacas went last year and told her parents she want to go again and carry the banner in front.
Ashley Pacas leads Members of the N.H. Immigrant Solidarity Network gather at the State House to begin their walk to Chichester on Wednesday. Pacas went last year and told her parents she want to go again and carry the banner in front. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER photos / Monitor staff

Members of the New Hampshire Immigrant Solidarity Network and allied groups walked to Chichester as part of a group that went on to Dover, where ICE uses the Strafford County jail as a detention center for people it intends to deport.

The group started at South Congregational Church in downtown Concord, moved to the Rudman Federal Building and then began their walk down Main Street past the State House, then walked to Cole Gardens for a lunch break.

The walkers went on to the Speedway Gas in Chichester and rode back to Concord for a dinner and presentation on the immigration crisis by Arnie Alpert of the American Friends Service Committee at South Congregational Church.