As Cinco de Mayo approaches, many US cities are facing cancellation of cultural events due to fears of ICE raids and deportations. While cities like Chicago and Philadelphia have chosen to cancel their parades, Detroit has made a stand by holding its 60th annual Cinco de Mayo parade, emphasizing community resilience amidst rising immigration tensions. Southwest Detroit and Saginaw are also actively celebrating the holiday, showcasing the dedication of local leaders and Hispanic communities to uphold their heritage despite nationwide immigration uncertainties. The contrasting responses highlight a complex landscape where cultural celebration and immigration fears collide, leaving many community members feeling both proud and anxious.