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Dodgers block ICE agents from entering stadium in Los Angeles
The team said on social media that federal agents working with ICE arrived to the stadium and "requested permission to access the parking lots."
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cnbc.com
Dodgers block ICE agents from entering stadium in Los Angeles
The team said on social media that federal agents working with ICE arrived to the stadium and "requested permission to access the parking lots."
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nytimes.com
Dodgers say they denied federal immigration officials access to Dodger Stadium parking lots
The Dodgers, who are set to host the San Diego Padres on Thursday night, said the game will be played as scheduled.
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huffpost.com
Dodgers Say They Blocked Federal Agents From Entering Stadium Grounds
The team said agents requested access to Dodger Stadium's parking lots but were denied.
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usatoday.com
Los Angeles Dodgers say they denied ICE access to Dodger Stadium parking lots
ICE agents showed up to Dodger Stadium before Thursday's game.
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independent.co.uk
LA Dodgers say federal agents were blocked from its stadium
Standoff comes in the wake of high-profile confrontations between anti-ICE protesters and police, National Guardsmen and US Marines in downtown LA
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theguardian.com
Los Angeles Dodgers deny Ice agents entry to Dodger Stadium
Team says Ice agents ‘requested permission to access parking lots’ but ‘were denied entry by the organization’
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bbc.com
Dodgers say immigration agents denied entry to Los Angeles stadium
The baseball team is also expected to announce plans to assist immigrants who have been impacted by the raids in the city, US media report.
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upi.com
Federal immigration agents denied access to Dodger Stadium - UPI.com
The Los Angeles Dodgers barred immigration agents from entering Dodger Stadium property Thursday, as tensions continue amid stepped up federal immigration enforcement efforts in…
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Immigrant Rights Activists Call On LA Dodgers To Speak Out Against ICE Raids
The Dodgers' Latino fan base has been part of the team's identity at least since the "Fernandomania" craze surrounding Mexican-born pitcher Fernando Valenzuela in the 1980s.