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4th of July Celebrations Canceled over ICE Raid Fears | FOX 11 Los Angeles

  • Several U.S. cities, including Whittier and East Los Angeles, canceled Fourth of July celebrations on July 4, 2025, over safety and community concerns in California and beyond.
  • The cancellations arose amid increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and fears that public events could lead to arrests.
  • Community members and local groups responded by sharing information via social media and hotlines to help undocumented residents stay safe, while ICE raids continued across the region.
  • Between October 2024 and mid-June 2025, ICE took into custody a total of 204,297 individuals nationwide; among them, 65% had no criminal records, and more than 93% were not charged with violent crimes.
  • The widespread cancellations reflect mounting fear among residents and officials, suggesting ongoing tensions in immigration enforcement will continue to affect community events and public safety.
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After massive protests in California against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detentions, migrants have chosen to change the protest tactic for fear of new arrests. The community joins in and generates a new tactic to protest against ICEE. Social media has been a key, as it has allowed migrants to share information about arrests, meetings, and support for people who have been arrested, such as Ambrocio “Enrique” Lozano, whose case …

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Several 4th of July celebrations canceled in Los Angeles over fears of ICE raids

The threat of continued ICE raids has continued, prompting officials to express concern over the welfare of revelers congregating in large celebratory gatherings.

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