Golden Gate Bridge traffic is again moving after immigration protesters earlier shut down NB lanes in a call for a path to citizenship.
Traffic is moving again on the Golden Gate Bridge after a protest by immigration advocates Thursday morning blocked the roadway.
Protesters in dozens of vehicles slowed to a stop in the northbound lanes of the bridge around 7 a.m. and the action affected southbound traffic as well.
Peter Woiwode, speaking on behalf of the protesters and the Bay Area Coalition for Economic Justice and Citizenship for All, said they were calling on the U.S. Senate to include a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Shortly after 8:30 a.m., San Francisco’s emergency alert system sent out a message saying the demonstration had been cleared, although drivers should expect residual delays and seek alternate routes.
No other information was immediately available about the protest, but organizers are also planning a noon rally in San Jose.
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