As federal agents carried out more workplace raids, they squared off with protesters, using what appeared to be tear gas and flash-bang grenades.
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As federal agents carried out more workplace raids, they squared off with protesters, using what appeared to be tear gas and flash-bang grenades.
By Jesus JiménezOrlando Mayorquín and Hamed Aleaziz
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Border patrol personnel in riot gear and gas masks descend on an industrial park in Paramount
Protesters gathered after immigration agents took dozens of people into custody during raids across Los Angeles.
Federal immigration authorities carried out enforcement activities in Los Angeles on Friday.
Protesters clash with law enforcement in the US city after a crackdown on its large migrant population.
Officers lined up on a downtown street with batons and tear gas rifles, confronting demonstrators after being ordered to disperse…
LOS ANGELES: US immigration authorities extended activity in Los Angeles area on Saturday in the wake of protests at an federal…
