US EditionL.A. police use tear gas, flash-bangs on "No Kings" protesters in downtown
- On June 15, 2025, about 50 U.S. Marines faced hundreds of protesters outside the Roybal federal building in downtown Los Angeles.
- The protest followed a week of riots sparked by ICE deportation raids, as anger over immigration enforcement grew nationwide.
- Marines stood guarded with M4 rifles and protective gear while protesters yelled “Marines go home!” and tried to convince them to leave.
- Police used tear gas and less-lethal ammunition to break up the protesters, while footage showed a uniformed sniper aiming a rifle equipped with a scope toward the crowd.
- The deployment of Marines drew local leaders’ criticism and intensified debate over militarized responses to civil unrest in U.S. cities.
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Sporadic Violence Punctures "No Kings' Rally in Downtown LA
Sporadic violence and a police dispersal order capped a day of largely peaceful demonstrations that brought tens of thousands of people into downtown Los Angeles and throughout the Southland to protest the policies of the Trump administration during the nationwide “No Kings Day of Defiance.” Los Angeles Police Department officials said they would release more details about arrests and other enforcement outcomes on Sunday. The largest crowd masse…
“No Kings” Protesters Try to Break Into ICE Facility in Los Angeles—It Ends Badly - Red State Nation
A video that’s gone viral captures the moment “No Kings” protesters tried to break into the Los Angeles ICE detention center—and it ended badly. Shared by Dapper Detective on X, the footage shows a group of protesters, their faces a mix of defiance and chaos, attempting to breach the facility, only to be met with […] The post VIDEO: “No Kings” Protesters Try to Break Into ICE Facility in Los Angeles—It Ends Badly appeared first on Red State Nati…
On Saturday, across the U.S., massive numbers of protesters flooded streets, parks, and squares to protest President Donald Trump, marching and chanting anti-authoritarian messages along with backing for safeguarding democracy and migrants' rights. READ ALSO: Venezuela receives 152 fellow citizens deported from the U.S. However, police in Los Angeles, California, where protests against federal immigration raids arose a week earlier and caused na…
Someone Filming LA Protest with 20x Zoom Lens Spotted Unknown Sniper's Deadly Position
A cameraman documenting the ongoing Los Angeles riots captured a uniformed sniper pointing a scoped rifle at the crowd below. Ford Fischer, co-founder of the independent media outlet News2Share, posted […] The post Someone Filming LA Protest with 20x Zoom Lens Spotted Unknown Sniper's Deadly Position appeared first on The Western Journal.
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