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Large Anti-ICE Protest and March Held in MacArthur Park During Daylong 'Community Stoppage'
Protesters demand an end to federal raids and the release of detainees amid ICE detentions of about 3,000 immigrants in California, officials said.
- A large group of laborers, activists, and supporters of immigrant rights participated in a daylong demonstration and march at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles on Tuesday to protest immigration enforcement actions.
- The demonstrations were sparked by a series of immigration enforcement actions starting in early June, including a June 6 raid at a garment warehouse where ICE agents apprehended Yurien Contreras’s father.
- Protesters claimed they are targeted for arrest for exercising free speech and said arrests outside detention centers are unwarranted, while organizers called for economic boycotts of large retailers.
- DHS officials said their goal is enforcing immigration laws and pursuing Title 8 immigration statuses, while authorities arrested over a dozen protesters and used city ordinances to clear camps.
- The protests reflect sustained opposition to the largest planned deportation in U.S. history and ongoing fear and anxiety among immigrant communities in Los Angeles.
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Federal Officers Continue Arresting Anti-ICE Protesters During 24/7 Demonstrations
As Los Angeles protesters continue to organize against ICE operations, they said they are met with aggression from both DHS and L.A. police. The post Federal Officers Continue Arresting Anti-ICE Protesters During 24/7 Demonstrations appeared first on .
Jacob Sweidan has seen his patients overcome the federal immigration raids of the 1990s, the call for a governor to abolish citizenship by birth and the highly publicized workplace repressive measures and family separation policies of President Donald Trump's first term. But in his 40 years as a pediatrician in Southern California, caring for people too poor to afford medical care, including many immigrant families, Sweidan said he had never see…
By Christine Mai-Duc | KFF Health News Jacob Sweidan has seen his patients weather the federal immigration raids of the 1990s, a governor's call to abolish birthright citizenship, and the highly publicized workplace crackdowns and family separation policies of President Donald Trump's first term. But in his 40 years as a pediatrician in Southern California, treating people too poor to afford medical care, including many immigrant families, Sweid…
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What LA immigration raids left behind: Empty spaces and a city on edge
There’s a certain beauty in the notes not played. An entire symphony, if you’re listening. The cars not backfiring. The sirens not wailing. The fireworks not erupting in sonic booms that bounce off hills and peal across valleys. This is the consequence of the largest planned deportation in American history. The Trump administration’s goal is to make life as unnavigable, unstable and uncomfortable as possible for people in the country illegally.…
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