US EditionAnger, Uncertainty at Westwood Hospital After Immigration Agents Arrive with Woman in Custody; Small Protest Ensues
- On June 24, 2025, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers brought a 31-year-old Iranian woman experiencing a medical emergency to the emergency department of the Ronald Reagan UCLA Hospital located in Westwood, Los Angeles.
- The agents' entry to provide medical care followed standard procedures, though reports on social media led to confusion about an ICE raid, which hospital officials denied.
- The presence of agents prompted about 50 protesters to gather outside the hospital amid broader concerns of immigration enforcement affecting access to healthcare in the community.
- UCLA public health professor Randall Kuhn expressed some degree of comfort that ICE transported the patient to the medical center instead of removing them without providing any medical assistance.
- The patient was medically evaluated, discharged back into federal custody, and officials noted no raids occurred, while local leaders planned a community meeting addressing healthcare access fears.
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ICE agents entered UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center. It was not a raid, officials maintain - Miamistandard News
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents entered UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center in Westwood on Tuesday afternoon to seek emergency care for a detainee, prompting a mob of demonstrators who were concerned about the agents’ presence, according to campus officials. According to Steve Lurie, UCLA’s deputy vice chancellor for campus and community safety, two ICE agents transported a detainee to the medical room for treatment. The patient’s medic…
ICE agents entered UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center. It wasn't a raid, officials say
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents entered UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center in Westwood Tuesday afternoon to seek emergency care for a detainee, drawing a crowd of protesters concerned about the agents' presence.
Pasadena Star News
Anger, uncertainty at Westwood hospital after immigration agents arrive with woman in custody; small protest ensues
Anger and uncertainty descended Tuesday afternoon on UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center after federal immigration agents showed up with a woman who was having health issues while in their custody, upsetting doctors and nurses as the agents entered the emergency room and drawing protesters outside who feared an ICE raid was underway, according to witnesses. Hospital officials later said that no raids had taken place at the Westwood facility, and t…
Woman taken by feds sleeps on concrete, isn’t properly fed, her family says
The family of a woman taken into custody by federal agents is worried about her after she described to them harsh conditions inside a federal detention facility. Guadalupe Gutierrez, 41, is being held at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center, her family told KTLA's Kimberly Cheng. Guadalupe Gutierrez is shown in an undated photo provided by her family. "She sent her last text message to us, letting us know 'they got me already, take care,'" said da…
Century City News
Masked Federal Agents Detain Iranian Asylum Seeker and Wife in Westwood
31-Year-Old Woman was Hospitalized After Possible Medical Emergency On Tuesday, June 24, between 11:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., near the intersection of Camden and Santa Monica Boulevard, in the West LA Camden area, just south of Westwood, near the Sawtelle border, a male Iranian asylum seeker was detained by what can only be assumed are several masked Federal agents, who were driving “regular civilian cars” and were not dressed in uniforms, other t…
Masked Federal Agents Detain Female Iranian Asylum Seeker in Westwood
31-Year-Old Woman was Hospitalized After Possible Medical Emergency On Tuesday, June 24, between 11:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., near the intersection of Camden and Santa Monica Boulevard, on the southern side of Westwood, near the Sawtelle border, a 31-year-old Iranian asylum seeker was detained by what can only be assumed are five masked Federal agents, who were driving “regular civilian cars” and were not dressed in uniforms, other than tactical v…
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