US EditionICE Raids Sweep Los Angeles, Result in 44 Arrests and Street Clashes
- Federal agents conducted at least seven immigration raids across Los Angeles on Friday, detaining 45 people at various locations including workplaces and stores.
- The raids were part of an aggressive immigration enforcement initiative under President Donald Trump, targeting a historic scale of deportations in the United States.
- Operations occurred in areas like Westlake, the Fashion District, and Cypress Park, involving ICE and FBI agents, and sparked protests and confrontations with authorities.
- David Huerta, leader of SEIU California, was hurt and taken into custody during an ICE raid, prompting the union to demand his release and commend his dedicated advocacy for immigrant workers.
- Local officials condemned the raids for harming community trust, and law enforcement emphasized they were not involved in immigration enforcement activities during the operations.
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ICE Raids Los Angeles, Sparks Chaos - American Faith
Tensions boiled over in downtown Los Angeles Friday evening as riot police confronted protesters following a daylong wave of federal immigration raids. Dozens were reportedly taken into custody during the latest phase of President Donald Trump’s aggressive crackdown on illegal immigration. Helmeted LAPD officers in riot gear lined city streets, responding with tear gas, pepper spray, and flash-bang rounds after protesters threw broken concrete a…
Anti-ICE protesters clash with police in Los Angeles after wave of raids - Washington Examiner
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Los Angeles.- At least 11 Mexican citizens are among those detained in the immigration raids in Los Angeles, in which the National Security Investigations (HSI), the DEA and the FBI participated. Mexico’s consul general in the city, Carlos González Gutiérrez, confirmed the figure. Immigration and Customs Service spokesman Yasmeen Pitts O’Keefe told CBS News Los Angeles in a statement that about 44 people were arrested in the operations. Official…
Dozens arrested during ICE sweeps, protests in Los Angeles
More than 40 people were arrested during Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids on Friday, June 6, in Los Angeles, prompting protests. Local media reported that law enforcement used flash-bang grenades and pepper spray during these demonstrations. One of the protests took place outside of a federal detention center in Los Angeles, where lawyers said the people arrested were taken, according to The Associated Press. Some held signs with …
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