In Photos: Protesters Clash With Police Near Milan Winter Olympics Site
Summary
Italian police used tear gas and water cannons to control a group of protesters near a Winter Olympics venue in Milan. The protestors threw firecrackers at the police and attempted to block a highway. The protests are related to environmental concerns and the presence of U.S. immigration officials.Key Facts
- The clash occurred near a Winter Olympics site in Milan, Italy.
- Police used tear gas and water cannons after protesters threw firecrackers.
- The protests are partly due to environmental and cost concerns about the Olympics.
- About 100 people were involved in throwing smoke bombs and firecrackers.
- A larger peaceful protest earlier in the day involved around 10,000 people.
- Protesters also expressed disapproval of U.S. immigration agents present at the Games.
- Some participants carried signs against ICE, referencing U.S. immigration enforcement.
- The Winter Olympics events will continue until February 22.
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