US EditionClashes resume in Los Angeles area as immigration enforcement draws new protests
- Federal immigration officials detained 44 individuals for immigration-related offenses during operations at various sites throughout Los Angeles on June 6 and 7, 2025.
- These arrests followed increased ICE enforcement efforts aimed at fulfilling the Trump administration's promise of mass deportations amid tensions with sanctuary city policies.
- On June 7, protests took place outside federal detention centers and in the Paramount area, where demonstrators clashed with federal agents and Border Patrol responded by deploying tear gas.
- ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons stated ICE averages 1,600 arrests daily and emphasized arrests of criminals including gang members and traffickers, while condemning violent rioters and criticizing Mayor Karen Bass.
- The events intensified disputes over enforcement tactics and sanctuary policies in Los Angeles, resulting in calls for accountability and ongoing investigations into assaults on federal officers.
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By CNN Español For three days, immigration authorities and protesters have clashed in the Los Angeles area. The riots began on Friday after dozens of people were detained by federal immigration agents in different locations. This Sunday, President Donald Trump called for the National Guard to deploy to various parts of the city. This is the first time a president has called up the National Guard without a state's request or consent since 1965. H…
The clashes between protesters and agents of the National Guard continued this Saturday as part of the protests against the U.S. government's immigration policy.In that context, several people went with batons of the troops, who also threw stun grenades to try to disperse the crowds, which had concentrated in different points with flags and banners.During the last 48 hours mobilizations were recorded in several points of California, although the…
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