Anyone looking at images of the Los Angeles immigration protests has almost certainly seen the Mexican flag flying somewhere in the frame. Demonstrators have hoisted the red, white and green ...

Supporters and opponents of the Los Angeles protesters see the prominence of the Mexican flag in different contexts.

Various iterations of the Mexican flag, at times combined with the U.S. flag, were carried by protestors as some streets in Los Angeles turned violent. Protestors were angry at federal agents raiding ...

Cohan’s famous verse reminds us that a flag can call a nation back to its core values in times of distress. But, in a nation ...

Los Angeles is the heart of the Mexican and Central American community here in the United States. And so, they think that if they can break us, they can break anyone in the country.” ...

A demonstrator waves a Mexican flag in front of a dumpster fire after another night of unrest during a protest against immigration raids on June 8 in Los Angeles, California. Gina Ferazzi via ...

Truman also directed, in a proclamation, that the U.S. flag be displayed on all government buildings on that day. See American flag designs throughout history ...

Research published in 2010 found that even though the public was more likely to be bothered by protesters waving the Mexican flag than the U.S. flag, that difference was largely absent once you ...

Still, their display of the Mexican flag at protests is being twisted into something it's not, said Juan Proaño, CEO of the League of United Latin American Citizens.

A woman stands next to a man carrying a Mexican flag, at a protest against federal immigration sweeps in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, California on June 8 (Reuters) ...

While the protesters displayed flags of Mexico and other Latin American countries, claiming solidarity with immigrants, some Republican figures labeled it as a "provocative act" and criticized it.