US EditionSome LA protesters responding to ICE raids could be prosecuted, FBI announces
- Federal authorities carried out several enforcement operations across Los Angeles on June 6 and 7, 2025, leading to confrontations with demonstrators at multiple sites.
- These raids targeted individuals with active deportation orders or criminal warrants, enforcing longstanding bipartisan immigration laws amid heightened local political tensions.
- During the raids, violent confrontations erupted, leading the FBI to intervene in at least one incident and resulting in multiple arrests for obstructing operations.
- Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino emphasized that while people have the right to gather and demonstrate, this does not grant permission to assault law enforcement personnel. He also confirmed that the evidence is being carefully examined in coordination with the U.S. Attorney’s Office to pursue legal action against those responsible.
- The enforcement actions sparked political backlash from local Democrats concerned about detainee conditions, while federal officials emphasized legal authority and promised continued targeted enforcement around Los Angeles.
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‘You Bring Chaos, We’ll Bring Handcuffs’: Dan Bongino Responds To Protests At Los Angeles ICE Raids
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino weighed in after Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids at several locations across the greater Los Angeles area erupted into clashes — some of them violent — between federal agents and protesters.After the FBI had to be called in on at least one such confrontation on Friday, Bongino made it clear in a post on X that federal agents would not be deterred from doing their jobs — and he promised that anyone who at…
FBI Vows to Find Protesters Throwing Rocks at ICE Vehicles in Los Angeles
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino vowed the federal law enforcement agency would find protesters seen on video throwing rocks at ICE and other federal vehicles in the Los Angeles County city of Paramount Saturday following an immigration raid at a Home Depot.
FBI Deputy Director Bongino says 'obey the law or go to jail' amid anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles
Federal agents conducted two major raids on Friday in Southern California, including one raid that featured flash-bang grenades to disperse an angry crowd in Los Angeles.
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Some LA protesters responding to ICE raids could be prosecuted, FBI announces
"The right to assemble and protest does not include a license to attack law enforcement officers, or to impede and obstruct our lawful immigration operations," Dan Bondingo wrote on X.
Bongino: Multiple arrested at protests against L.A. ICE raids, ‘You Bring Chaos, We’ll Bring Handcuffs’
(photo via: FBI) OAN Staff Abril Elfi 4:10 PM – Saturday, June 7, 2025 FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has defended Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents after protests erupted at several locations across the Los Angeles area. According to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials, over 800 people gathered to protest the detention of dozens, including... The post Bongino: Multiple arrested at protests against L.A. ICE raids, ‘Yo…
Bongino, Patel defend ICE amid unrest over Los Angeles raids
FBI director Kash Patel and deputy director Dan Bongino defended four Los Angeles raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after Democrats said the effort was sparking terror in the city. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials said more than 800 gathered to protest the arrests of dozens including a local labor union president. The large group breached the first layer of a federal law enforcement building in Los Angeles and sp…
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