US EditionDemonstrations Against ICE Raids Spread Across US
- Nationwide protests against federal immigration raids and President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops and Marines are spreading across the U.S. in June 2025.
- The demonstrations follow escalated ICE raids in locations including Los Angeles suburbs, provoking legal challenges and political disputes over militarized enforcement.
- Protests have drawn hundreds to thousands in cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, Atlanta, and Philadelphia, with some events involving arrests and police using pepper spray and smoke devices.
- Georgia Attorney-General Chris Carr warned that property damage or assaults could lead to domestic terrorism charges, while 'No Kings' organizers plan over 1,800 rallies nationwide coinciding with Trump's military parade.
- These events highlight tensions over immigration policy and federal troop use, suggesting ongoing protests and legal responses amid calls to protect peaceful demonstrations and maintain order.
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Vigil for immigrants and immigration policy reform held at Landis Homes
I always appreciate LNP | LancasterOnline’s “Good Things” editorial. Here’s one I’m sure you’ll want to know about. Dozens of older citizens gathered at the Landis Homes retirement community June 4 to pray for immigrants and for reform of U.S.…
The raids in Los Angeles by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) changed the pace of a city that for years was recognized as a sanctuary for people who did not have residence or citizenship permits. During the last days in California, at least 61 Mexicans were arrested.The close relationship between migration and the history of the city led to hundreds of people leaving the streets to defend migrants and a military response from the…
Protesters use CWS as backdrop to decry Trump immigration policies, raids
A parade of protesters lined multiple blocks of downtown Omaha Friday evening to protest this week's ICE raid that led to nearly 80 workers being detained, including some suspected of using stolen IDs to gain employment. (Cindy Gonzalez/Nebraska Examiner)OMAHA — Using Nebraska’s crown jewel of tourism as a backdrop, several hundred protesters marched amid College World Series fans Friday night — chanting and carrying signs criticizing the Trump…
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