Gallery: Attendees lit candles following the vigil. Residents at the Oak Grove Mobile Home Park and their supporters held a vigil to highlight allegations they are making against park management, including that a park employee reported residents to immigration authorities resulting in raids by ICE, Friday, Jan. 5, 2017 in New Brighton, Minn.
Gallery: Mission developer Ana Becerra, left, helped Luz Barron and her daughter Taisha Valente, 7, light a candle following the vigil.
Gallery: Adriana Cerrillo cried as she listened during the vigil at the Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Gallery: Adriana Cerrillo, center, cried as she stood with Mireya Ortiz, left, and Sandra Gonzaga, right, during the vigil at the Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Gallery: New Brighton mayor Valerie Johnson took notes during the vigil at the Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Gallery: Maria Sazar smiled after giving an emotional speech from the podium during the vigil at the Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Gallery: Mission developer Ana Becerra smiled to those in attendance as she began the vigil.
Gallery: Mission developer Ana Becerra said a prayer during the vigil.
Gallery: Mission developer Ana Becerra smiled as she danced with those in attendance to "This Little Light of Mine" following the vigil.
Gallery: Mission developer Ana Becerra smiled as she danced with those in attendance to "This Little Light of Mine" following the vigil.
Gallery: Native dancers from Mexico performed during a reception following the vigil.
Gallery: Maggie Gutierrez smiled along with her daughter Lyariz Olvera, 3, after tracing her hand on a banner prior to the vigil.
Gallery: New Brighton mayor Valerie Johnson, center, talked with others during a reception following the vigil.
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