Los Angeles, CA - Dozens of individuals were arrested Monday night during protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in downtown Los Angeles. The demonstrations, which initially began peacefully, escalated into violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement. Police reported instances of assault on officers, vandalism, and attempted murder.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, multiple officers sustained injuries during the confrontations. Protesters allegedly threw rocks, bottles, and other objects at police lines. In response to the escalating violence, authorities deployed the National Guard to assist in maintaining order.
The arrests come as tensions surrounding immigration policies continue to rise across the country. The Department of Homeland Security has yet to release a statement. Local community leaders have called for a peaceful resolution and urged both protesters and law enforcement to exercise restraint. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing monitoring by local and federal authorities.
LA Protests: Dozens Arrested Amid ICE Demonstrations
Protests against ICE in Los Angeles turned violent, leading to multiple arrests. Charges include assault on police officers and attempted murder. The National Guard has been deployed to the city in response to the escalating unrest. Officials are urging calm and promising a thorough investigation into the events.