Summary
A protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Los Angeles led to the arrests of at least two dozen people near a federal detention center. The protest followed President Donald Trump's announcement to protect federal buildings from attacks, and the situation involved law enforcement using tear gas and declaring an unlawful assembly.
Key Facts
- At least two dozen protesters were detained in Los Angeles during an anti-ICE demonstration.
- The protest occurred around the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles.
- Federal authorities responded by declaring an unlawful assembly and deploying tear gas.
- President Donald Trump warned about protecting federal buildings during these demonstrations.
- Protesters reportedly threw bottles, rocks, and fireworks near the facility.
- The situation involved tension over recent fatal shootings by federal agents.
- Trump stated federal forces would respond strongly to attacks on federal property.
- Nationwide protests related to ICE actions are expected to continue.
