Protesters Doxx ICE Agents, Target Hotels Across Los Angeles County

In Los Angeles, members of the Democratic-affiliated Foothill Community Democrats publicly revealed the locations of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents housed in local hotels, organizing protests demanding their removal. These protests, part of a broader anti-ICE movement, targeted multiple hotels across Los Angeles County, including in Whittier, Pasadena, Downey, and Arcadia, sometimes resulting in hotel property damage and confrontations with police. ICE agents have been forced to frequently change hotels due to safety concerns after their locations were shared on social media by protesters. The Department of Homeland Security has vowed to prosecute those responsible for doxxing ICE agents, condemning the actions as supporting criminal organizations. President Trump condemned the Biden administration and California Governor for immigration policies, defending ICE agents as heroes and warning against the dangers of doxxing, while emphasizing his commitment to aggressive deportation efforts. These protests follow immigration raids in Los Angeles, which are part of a nationwide campaign to detain undocumented immigrants, sparking demonstrations in multiple U.S. cities.