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Los Angeles mayor announces curfew as anti-ICE protests continue downtown
- Beginning the evening of June 10, Mayor Karen Bass implemented a curfew covering a one-square-mile section of downtown Los Angeles, in effect nightly from 8 in the evening until 6 the following morning.
- The curfew followed escalating unrest tied to Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids that began last Thursday and intensified with federal troop deployments.
- On Monday night, vandals damaged over 23 downtown businesses during protests that have continued for five days, prompting law enforcement to increase arrests and impose the curfew.
- Mayor Karen Bass advised that people who neither reside nor are employed in downtown Los Angeles should stay away from the area, emphasizing that law enforcement will detain and prosecute those who violate the curfew in an effort to prevent vandalism and looting.
- The curfew and declared local emergency aim to reduce unlawful behavior, and Bass will consult officials on extending the order beyond Wednesday morning as unrest remains localized.
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For days, amid immigration raids and ensuing protests, Los Angeles has been gripped by a tense, anxious quiet. The city’s downtown is plagued by the buzz of helicopters circling at night, unmarked vehicles are idling near homes and businesses, and widespread confusion has cast a sense of unease — a scene that’s amplified on television screens and news feeds across America. Mayor Karen Bass (D) imposed an official curfew, but for many, there’s an…
Immigration raids spark six days of unrest in downtown LA, curfew imposed by Mayor Bass – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group
LOS ANGELES — A one-square-mile section of downtown Los Angeles is expected to remain under a dusk-to-dawn curfew following six days of protests and unrest sparked by federal immigration enforcement in Los Angeles. Mayor Karen Bass announced the 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew June 10 in an attempt to stop looting and vandalism that has beset the area since June 6. The curfew applies to an area between the Golden State (5) and Harbor (110) freeways, and…
400 Arrested in Los Angeles on First Night Of Riot Curfew; 330 Illegal Aliens – California Globe
A new citywide curfew led to hundreds of arrests in Los Angeles on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, with some calm returning to the city on Wednesday. The curfew was issued by Mayor Karen Bass on Tuesday following 5 days of unrest so intense that the President Donald Trump had to send in thousands of activated National Guard troops and Marines. The curfew goes from 8:00 PM to 6:00 AM and covers Downtown Los Angeles and surround districts, …
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LA police enforce downtown curfew amid ongoing anti-Trump immigration protests
Hours after the curfew went into effect Tuesday night, many of the protesters had dispersed, although small sporadic confrontations continued.
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