Marchers braved a winter storm in Green Bay to protest threats of mass deportation targeting immigrants by ICE and President Trump

GREEN BAY — The winter storm muffled the sounds of city life enough for the message of Saturday's deportation protesters to echo off the buildings along Main Street: "Aquí estamos, y no los vamos." ("We're here, and we're not leaving.") It was accompanied by a chant in English of, "The people united will not be defeated."

The National Weather Service Green Bay forecast calls for 3 to 7 inches of snow on Saturday in a storm that will likely last 18 hours. The bulk of the snow is expected to fall between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Saturday. The intensity of the snow will increase and decrease throughout the day, while strong winds and freezing rains are not expected.

Protesters were nervous that there wouldn't be a protest. Then one decided to stop searching for others and stayed put on the downtown bridge.