Hundreds Detained Amid Ongoing Immigration Protests in Los Angeles
Hundreds Detained Amid Ongoing Immigration Protests in Los Angeles

Hundreds Detained Amid Ongoing Immigration Protests in Los Angeles

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Protests erupted in Los Angeles against President Trump's immigration policies, leading to the detention of around 200 demonstrators on February 3. Protesters shut down major parts of the freeway, voicing their opposition to executive orders that include increased deportations and the end of protections for certain immigrant communities. Activists emphasized their commitment to stand by immigrant rights, while human rights groups raised concerns about the implications of Trump's actions. The LAPD declared the protests an unlawful assembly, prompting police to contain crowds in specific areas. Demonstrators carried flags from Mexico, Guatemala, and El Salvador, highlighting the diverse backgrounds of those affected by the immigration policies. The protests are part of a broader movement advocating for the protection of immigrant rights amid heightened ICE activity in major cities.

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