Standing room only as the public speaks out against the recent Hummers Parade

Kevin Andrade speaks to the Middletown City Council about immigration and the recent Hummers Parade Monday night at Town Hall in Middletown.

The Middletown City Council Chambers were standing room only as the public came out to oppose the recent Hummers Parade in Middletown Monday night.

Members of the public speak to the Middletown City Council during a public hearing on the recent Hummers Parade Monday night at Town Hall.

Middletown Mayor Kenneth Branner Jr. listens to comments about the recent Hummers Parade during a public hearing at a meeting of the Middletown City Council Monday night.

Delaware Hispanic Commission Chairman Javier Torrijos speaks to the Middletown City Council about the recent Hummers Parade Monday night at Town Hall.

Jordan Resh, from left, Katie Schoepp, Jordan Vaughan, and Rose Slavin hold up signs in protest of the Hummers Parade during a meeting of the Middletown City Council Monday night at Town Hall.

Middletown Mayor Kenneth Branner Jr. speaks to the public before a public hearing on the recent Hummers Parade Monday night at Town Hall.

Kerri Evelyn Harris is backed with applause while speaking to the Middletown City Council about the recent Hummers Parade Monday night at Town Hall in Middletown.

Jordan Resh, left, Katie Schoepp, center, and Rose Slavin hold signs protesting the recent Hummers Parade while sitting in the floor at a meeting of the Middletown City Council Monday night.

India Colon speaks out against the Hummers Parade to the Middletown City Council Monday night at Town Hall.

Members of the public speak to the Middletown City Council during a public hearing on the recent Hummers Parade Monday night at Town Hall.

Members of the public clap as Kerri Evelyn Harris speaks to the Middletown City Council Monday night in Middletown.

The room was standing room only at the Middletown City Council meeting Monday night at Town Hall.

People gather in prayer before a meeting of the Middletown City Council Monday night at Town Hall. The room was filled to capacity in protest of the recent Hummers Parade.