Officers have arrested hundreds nationwide during protests against immigration raids. The demonstrations have remained largely peaceful, though some people have been injured.
U.S.
Immigration
Supported by
Officers have arrested hundreds nationwide during protests against immigration raids. The demonstrations have remained largely peaceful, though some people have been injured.
By Alyce McFadden
US police, protesters clash in Los Angeles following immigration raids
Which other US cities have joined LA in protesting over immigration raids?
LA protests in pictures: Fifth day of action against Trump's immigration policy
LA protests in pictures: Sixth day of action against Trump's immigration policy
Los Angeles protests: a visual guide to what happened on the streets
Photos: LA unrest persists as protesters rally against migrant arrests
Dozens arrested in ICE raids leading to LA protests - UPI.com
Fires erupt in streets as anti-ICE protests continue for second day in LA
ICE operating in LA for 2nd day amid protests against immigration raids
ICE launches ‘military-style’ raids in Los Angeles: What we know
Demonstrations are not only in Los Angeles. They have cropped up in cities across the country.
Protesters gathered after immigration agents took dozens of people into custody during raids across Los Angeles.
Demonstrations have now taken place from coast to coast, in cities that also include New York and Dallas.
The Los Angeles protests have continued into a fifth day, as locals stand up against the immigration raid crackdown, and US…
Los Angeles is home to the country’s largest population of undocumented immigrants. So when President Trump’s immigration raids…
The Los Angeles protests have continued into a sixth day, as locals stand up against the immigration raid crackdown, and US…
