Marchers gathered Sunday in downtown L.A. against the Iranian crackdown on the protests that have taken place over recent weeks. SARAH MCCAMMON, HOST: As information from the crackdown in Iran has gotten out, communities around the world have been reacting. Steve Futterman has been reporting for us from Los Angeles, where he’s been talking with Iranian Americans at a march downtown today. Hi, Steve. STEVE FUTTERMAN, BYLINE: Hi, Sarah. MCCAMMON: So Steve, what have you been seeing and hearing there in LA? FUTTERMAN: Well, it was a very energized gathering here. Organizers say there were several thousand people in front of City Hall. It’s important to know that the largest Iranian population in the U.S. resides in the LA area, around 600,000. People here today were carrying flags and all sorts of signs, many of them with the slogan, Make Iran Great Again. Their main goal is to get rid of the current Islamic government. I spoke to Tina Nameiyian. TINA NAMEIYIAN: I definitely think the government’s going to fall. FUTTERMAN: When? NAMEIYIAN: Hopefully soon …