US EditionICE Raids Sweep Los Angeles, Result in Arrests and Street Clashes
- On June 6, federal agents conducted at least seven immigration raids across Los Angeles, detaining 45 people at workplaces including a doughnut shop and a clothing store.
- The raids occurred as part of President Donald Trump's broadened immigration enforcement campaign, which aims to carry out one of the largest deportation initiatives in U.S. history, with varying accounts on whether agents specifically targeted individuals seeking temporary employment.
- The enforcement actions sparked protests near detention sites, with some detainees including union president David Huerta who was injured and is now receiving medical care while in custody.
- Los Angeles officials, including Police Chief Jim McDonnell and City Councilmembers, condemned the raids as swift and aggressive, noting local law enforcement did not participate and emphasizing the harm to immigrant communities.
- These raids heightened fear among Angelenos as city and county leaders pledged support for immigrant residents while opposing the federal tactics.
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Texas politicians react to ICE raids, military deployment for deportation protests
Numerous Texas politicians have taken to social media to express their opinions on the ongoing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids nationwide and the deployment of military members ahead of protests.The situation has sparked a debate among lawmakers, with Democrats and Republicans voicing different perspectives.Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has deployed the Texas National Guard to San Antonio in response to planned protests of the ICE …
Hundreds in Boston protest ICE raids in Los Angeles and arrest of union leader – The Bay State Banner
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LA residents living in fear over Trump’s immigration crackdown
After days of protest and unrest in Los Angeles against Donald Trump's immigration raids, police say they've arrested more than 200 people. The President claimed his decision to deploy US Marines as well as the National Guard was to prevent the city being "conquered by a foreign enemy". But residents…
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