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Los Angeles: One Month After ICE Raids and Protests
July 6 marks a month since ICE protests broke out in Los Angeles following two raids, one in the fashion district and the other at a Home Depot in Westlake. Since then, the National Guard and the Marines have been deployed against civilians at peaceful protests,
ICE received additional funding from President Trump's "big, beautiful bill," and Alligator Alcatraz began operating.
Galaxy supporter groups expressed their frustration and anger over ICE raids targeting the Southern California Latino ...
Since early June, protesters in Los Angeles have been making noise outside hotels ICE agents are staying at in a "no sleep ...
Los Angeles prosecutors announce charges against more than 40 individuals involved in violent anti-immigration riots, ...
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Alejandro Orellana faces federal charges for handing out supplies to anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles last month.
Protesters, displeased with the Trump administration and the "Big Beautiful Bill," gathered July 4 at the Ohio Statehouse in ...
Alejandro Orellana, 29, faces charges of conspiracy and aiding civil disorder after he handed out protective face shields to people protesting against immigration raids in L.A. last month.
During their arraignments in Spokane's Superior Court today, Justice Forral and Erin Lang were informed of the charges held ...
An unknown number of suspects vandalized the Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility outside Prairieland, ...
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