Protests Against Immigration Enforcement Gather Across California, Indiana

Protests against President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policies have taken place in multiple locations, including outside Senator Todd Young's office in Carmel, Indiana, and outside the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office in Indio, California. Demonstrators express strong opposition to mass deportations and the militarized presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, citing concerns over the snatching of people off the streets, denial of due process rights, and fear within immigrant communities. In Indio, protesters highlight that many arrested by ICE have no criminal history, challenging the administration's claim that only criminals are targeted. Organizations such as the United Farmworker Foundation and Inland Congregations United for Change have launched bilingual legal hotlines to support affected community members, though resources remain limited. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has announced the beginning of the withdrawal of U.S. Marines from Los Angeles, a deployment initially ordered by President Trump amid immigration-related unrest. These protests reflect growing resistance to the administration's hardline immigration tactics and the impact of federal enforcement on local communities.