Summary
A protest in Los Angeles near a federal prison turned tense when police used tear gas and made arrests during a nationwide "No Kings" demonstration. This event was part of the largest single-day protest in U.S. history, with millions participating across the country. Protesters challenged President Donald Trump's administration and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies.
Key Facts
- Los Angeles police arrested several people near the Metropolitan Detention Center.
- Tear gas and bean bag rounds were used by authorities to manage the crowd.
- The protest was part of a large nationwide event against President Trump's administration.
- Approximately 8 million people participated in protests across all 50 U.S. states.
- The Metropolitan Detention Center is a federal prison in downtown Los Angeles.
- The "No Kings" movement began in June 2025, with this being the third nationwide protest.
- The Los Angeles protest included demonstrations against ICE and Trump’s policies.
- Federal authorities are reviewing video footage and suggest more arrests may occur.
