US EditionICE Breaks Silence On Concerning Dodgers Situation
- The Los Angeles Dodgers faced public relations issues after falsely claiming that ICE agents were at Dodger Stadium, as reported by their official account on X, which reached millions before being debunked.
- ESPN initially reported on the situation without including information from ICE and the Department of Homeland Security, who confirmed no ICE agents were present at the stadium.
- The Dodgers have been criticized for their communication skills, particularly during their 2023 'Pride Night,' where they faced backlash for reinstating an award.
- The Department of Homeland Security stated that Customs and Border Protection vehicles were briefly present, but clarified this was unrelated to any operations concerning the Dodgers.
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Dodgers Reportedly Block ICE From Stadium Amid Criticisms They’ve Failed Immigrant Community
A California appeals court has allowed Trump to remain in control of National Guard troops deployed in Los Angeles as a lawsuit proceeds. As ICE raids continue in Los Angeles, the Dodgers baseball team say they blocked federal immigration agents from accessing their grounds during a game Thursday. Angelenos arrived to the stadium’s entrance to protest ICE after they were sighted trying to access the parking lots. This comes after the team’s mana…
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DailyTruthReportLA Dodgers Get Exposed by Trump Administration After Trying to Play Tough Against ICE
The Trump administration made the Los Angeles Dodgers look like virtue-signaling fools on Thursday, when it denied that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents sought access to the stadium grounds. Initially, […] The post LA Dodgers Get Exposed by Trump Administration After Trying to Play Tough Against ICE appeared first on The Western Journal.
DHS sets record straight after Los Angeles Dodgers claim ICE Agents denied access to stadium · American Wire News
The Los Angeles Dodgers boasted that the team had taken a stand by blocking Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from access to their stadium grounds, but their claim may have been more virtue signaling than reality. With violent anti-ICE riots erupting in L.A., the hometown Major League Baseball team has been criticized by leftists for not taking a public stand against the Trump administration’s enforcement of federal immigration la…
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