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Landscape-sized portraits of immigrants light up Boston

Between dusk and dawn, larger-than-life portraits of immigrants from French cellist Yo-Yo Ma to farm workers are being projected onto 18 buildings, bridges and trees around Boston to highlight their unique contributions. NewsHour Weekend’s Mori Rothman spoke with photographer Erik Jacobs about his public arts project, titled Boston #StandsWithImmigrants.