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The city-sponsored November parade draws large crowds to Long Beach.

The decision was made because it’s “a large and very public outdoor event,” a spokesperson said.

Some fear the economic fallout as well as the possible effects of raids on the upcoming Latino Restaurant Week.

The city of Long Beach has canceled its annual Día de los Muertos parade, citing concerns raised by community members about federal immigration operations.

The city-sponsored parade is usually held in early November and draws large crowds to Long Beach.

Even though the city is not aware of federal enforcement activity targeting the parade, the decision was made “out of an abundance of caution” because it’s

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