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Protests over Immigration Raids Continue Across the US with More Planned
- Protests against federal immigration raids and troop deployments continue across the US, with demonstrations occurring nationwide this week.
- The unrest follows President Trump's order to mobilize National Guard and Marines chiefly in Los Angeles, sparking objections from officials and widespread protests.
- Organizers, including labor unions and the grassroots 50501 movement, plan over 1,800 protests rejecting authoritarianism and militarization of democracy.
- More than 2,100 troops have been deployed for protecting federal property, with police reporting hundreds of arrests mostly for curfew and dispersal violations amid mostly peaceful demonstrations.
- The events highlight growing tensions over immigration enforcement and civil rights, with legal experts warning the administration may expand military use amid continued resistance.
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Protests over immigration raids expected in downtown San Antonio on Saturday
Rallies against immigration raids will be held on Saturday to coincide with a military parade in Washington, D.C., celebrating the Army’s 250th anniversary.Multiple protests are expected in downtown San Antonio on Saturday evening.Two organizers, Women’s March and 50501, will host a rally from 5-8 p.m. at Travis Park. Marching begins at 7 p.m.KSAT will livestream the protests in this article and KSAT Plus. Delays are possible; if there is no liv…
Oceanside Police won't assist immigration enforcement due to state law
OCEANSIDE, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) -- Oceanside Police on Friday said there have been some immigration-related operations conducted by federal agencies in the city in recent days and that they will not be assisting with those efforts, citing state law. After protests over federal immigration enforcement raids erupted in Los Angeles and spread nationwide, Oceanside Police confirmed there have been some immigration-related operations conducted within …
Los Angeles, 13 Jun (EFE).- Protests against immigration operations in Los Angeles have moved to hotels where federal agents, brought from other parts of the country, are staying, in what is a new tactic to confront the policy of mass deportations of President Donald Trump. Hotels from the renowned Hilton and Marriott chains in cities in Los Angeles County such as Whittier, Pasadena and Downey, have become the meeting point for hundreds of prote…
In LA and Beyond, the People Rise Up to Protect their Neighbors
For almost a week, people in Los Angeles and across the United States have been rising up to protect their neighbors from brutal attacks and kidnappings by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The Trump administration is systematically targeting and scapegoating some of the most vulnerable members of our communities: immigrants. ICE agents, heavily-armed and with face coverings to hide their identities, are storming work sites from …
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