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Store Looted, Car Set Afire Following Peaceful Oakland Protest: Police
- On June 10, 2025, around 300 people held a peaceful anti-ICE protest on the Garces Footbridge and streets in downtown Tucson, Arizona.
- The protest responded to a surge in aggressive ICE raids, including over 40 arrests in Los Angeles last Friday, amid expanded mass deportation efforts.
- Protesters of diverse backgrounds displayed signs like 'The People United Will Never Be Divided' and asserted growing resistance to the criminalization of immigrants.
- On the same day, hundreds gathered for a vigil and protest in Oakland’s Fruitvale neighborhood where Mayor Barbara Lee pledged protection of peaceful demonstrations and immigrant communities.
- Although the protests were mostly peaceful, Oakland police investigated a burglary and a vehicle fire following the Fruitvale protest, highlighting tensions between activism and criminal acts.
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Store Looted, Car Set Afire Following Peaceful Oakland Protest: Police
Store Looted, Car Set Afire Following Peaceful Oakland Protest: Police - Alameda, CA - Oakland police are investigating a commercial burglary and a torched car that followed a peaceful protest in Fruitvale.
Oakland business looted following anti-ICE protest
ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif. (KRON) -- A group of looters broke into an Oakland shoe store Tuesday night and were caught on camera fleeing with armfuls of merchandise. The incident comes after what started as a peaceful protest and vigil at the Fruitvale BART Station over U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests and the National Guard being deployed to Los Angeles. The large group was seen racing up to businesses on International Bouleva…
Hundreds gather in Oakland's Fruitvale to support immigrants and oppose ICE
Hundreds of people attended what organizers call a vigil in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood on Tuesday, to show solidarity with immigrant communities and oppose ICE and President Donald Trump's mobilization of the National Guard.
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East Bay TimesHundreds attend Oakland vigil to show solidarity with immigrants
OAKLAND – Hundreds of people gathered Tuesday night in East Oakland to protest escalating immigration enforcement efforts across the state as well as the Trump administration’s recent deployment of National Guard troops and Marines to Los Angeles. Related Articles California judge doesn’t grant Gov. Newsom’s request for immediate blockage of Trump’s deployment of troops, sets hearing Letters: Washington, D.C., has …
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