Multiple Charged After Violent LA Anti-ICE Protests

Federal authorities have charged several individuals in connection with violent acts during anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, which escalated after aggressive ICE raids at workplaces and public spaces. Emiliano Garduno-Galvez, a previously deported Mexican national with prior arrests for DUI and grand theft, faces attempted murder charges for allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at law enforcement. Wrackkie Quiogue was arrested for possessing an unregistered explosive device, while others face charges for assaulting officers with fireworks, motorcycles, and other objects. Video evidence of these incidents has been released by federal officials, who have vowed severe prosecution for violence and property destruction. President Trump deployed the National Guard to Los Angeles, a move criticized by local leaders but defended by federal authorities as necessary to restore order. The unrest has sparked similar demonstrations in other cities, highlighting divisions over federal immigration enforcement.