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Dodgers block ICE agents from entering stadium in Los Angeles
- On Thursday morning, ICE agents wearing masks and tactical gear attempted to enter Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles but were denied access by the team.
- The denial occurred amid ongoing immigration raids sweeping Southern California and growing pressure on the Dodgers to support immigrant communities.
- Federal agents staged outside Gate E and nearby streets while demonstrators protested with signs demanding, "ICE out of LA!" and federal vehicles were parked near stadium entrances.
- The Dodgers reported that earlier today, ICE officials appeared at Dodger Stadium and asked to enter the parking areas, which the team regards as its property despite shared ownership with former owner Frank McCourt.
- The team plans to announce measures to aid immigrant communities recently affected by the raids, reflecting escalating tensions and community activism around immigration enforcement in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles (USA), 19 Jun (EFE).- Immigration and Customs Control (ICE) agents were seen this morning near the Dodger Stadium in Elysian Park, but were not allowed access to the stadium parking lot, as confirmed by the Dodgers team through a statement. “This morning, ICE agents arrived at the Dodger Stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. The organization denied them entry. Tonight’s match will be played as scheduled,” they …
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Dodgers: We Kept ICE Off Stadium Grounds
The Los Angeles Dodgers said they denied access to their stadium grounds to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who had assembled in the parking lot on Thursday morning, drawing protesters. Armed and masked federal agents arrived in vans and SUVs at a lot near Dodger Stadium's Gate E entrance, per...
Dodgers block ICE agents from entering stadium amid LA immigration raids
The Los Angeles Dodgers claim they denied entry to federal immigration agents who appeared at Dodger Stadium on Thursday amid growing tension over ICE raids in the city. According to a statement posted on social media, the baseball team said: “ICE agents came to Dodger Stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots,” but were turned away. The post has drawn national attention as immigration protests escalate across Los Angeles. This…
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