Ice raids: dozens placed in police custody on the 2nd night of the DTLA curfew, ICE activity continues in the region | Live updates
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Los Angeles (Kabc) – Demonstrations against immigration raids in the Los Angeles region have continued since Friday in the middle of a series of scannings carried out by American immigration and customs application.
Most of the demonstrations were peaceful, but some demonstrations became chaotic during the weekend. On Tuesday, a night curfew was imposed on a section of a square mile in downtown Los Angeles while city leaders are trying to stop vandalism.
The curfew was in effect for a second night on Wednesday while smaller demonstrations appeared in other parts of the county.
A hearing is scheduled for the request of Governor Gavin Newsom on Thursday to prevent troops from coming to California in the midst of anti-glossy demonstrations after President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of around 4,000 members of the National Guard and 700 Marines at the
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Chronology: how the raids on the ice triggered the manifestations of the
While the demonstrations continue in Los Angeles and spread to other cities in California and the nation, watch the video for a chronology on the way the conflict took place.
Migrant communities already living in fear in the midst of the Trump administration’s immigration, ice raids in downtown Los Angeles have sparked days of protests.
Senator Alex Padilla forcibly removed from the DHS press conference
Senator Alex Padilla of California was forcibly withdrawn from a press conference with internal security secretary Kristi Noem in a federal building in Los Angeles morning.
While Noem spoke, Padilla apparently tried to interrupt the press conference.
He took a few steps towards the podium when the police caught it and pushed it by force out of the room, as seen in the video. We can be heard shouting “Hands Off” as it was removed.
Internal security secretary Kristi Noem spoke at a press conference on Thursday morning, but his remarks were interrupted when he appeared that California senator Alex Padilla was expelled.
The secretary of internal security, Kristi Noem, talks about the demonstrations
Internal security secretary Kristi Noem is in Los Angeles, held a press conference on Thursday to pronounce the following remarks after anti-gloss demonstrations in the region.
You can watch it live here from 11 a.m.
Troops of the National Guard staged at the training base of the joint forces in Los Alamitos, Air7 Video Shows
The troops of the National Guard sent to the Los Angeles region in response to anti-glide demonstrations organize the articular forces training base in Los Alamitos, Air7 video emissions.
Thursday morning, Air7 flew over rows of tents installed on the grass at the base.
The troops of the National Guard sent to Los Angeles in response to anti-glide demonstrations organize the training base of joint forces in Los Alamitos.
California Governor Gavin Newsom, and State Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a complaint this week, saying that President Trump had survived his authority when he federally held the California National Guard and deployed American navies.
Trump deployed 4,100 troops from the National Guard and 700 navies for the days of protests in the small pockets of Los Angeles and the County of Orange.
In addition to soldiers from the California National Guard in service and stationed in Los Alamitos, 700 other Marines organize the Naval Weapons station Seal Beach.
The two will carry out the same operations after having followed two days of training on the training of civil disorders and how to control the crowds.
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Troops of the National Guard seen in eastern Los Angeles
National Guard troops were seen in a residential area in East Los Angeles during an apparent FBI raid on Thursday morning.
Air7 was on the stage around 6:30 am while the guards blocked several streets in the region.
National Guard troops were seen in a residential area in East Los Angeles during an apparent FBI raid on Thursday morning.
At least two people were seen detained, but they were then released.
Additional details on the nature of the operation were not available. No ice agent was visible.
