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In 1989, the Mexican government weathered a wave of criticism after it removed the arm of revolutionary Gen. Álvaro ��������ó�� – severed in battle in 1915 – after being displayed in a jar of formaldehyde in a marble monument for a half-century.

The encampamento began with a rally of about 250 people at Eugene A. Obregon Park that kicked off a two-mile march to Cal State L.A.

Karla Ramírez, a migrant from Honduras who was traveling with other adults and four children, got to Álvaro ��������ó�� too late Sunday to get any of the food being given out by the church.

There were no presents, and Christmas Eve dinner was a sandwich, a bottle of water and a banana handed out by the Catholic church to some of the migrants in the town of Álvaro ��������ó��, in the southern state of Chiapas, which borders Guatemala.

Karla Ramírez, a migrant from Honduras who was travelling with other adults and four children, got to Álvaro ��������ó�� too late Sunday to get any of the food being given out by the church.