Downtown Los Angeles saw significant protest activity related to recent immigration raids, which stretched into the early hours of Monday. Due to the late hour and continued presence of protesters, law enforcement officials declared an "unlawful assembly" in a specific area of downtown. This declaration gave police the authority to order the crowds to disperse.
Details surrounding the specific immigration raids that sparked the protests remain limited. However, reports indicate an increase in immigration enforcement activity throughout the Los Angeles area in recent days. The protests represent a visible expression of concern and opposition to these actions.
As of Monday morning, there were no immediate reports of arrests or injuries related to the protests. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and maintain a presence in the downtown area to ensure public safety and order. The situation remains fluid, and further updates are expected as the day progresses.
Los Angeles Immigration Protest Declared Unlawful Assembly
Protests against immigration raids in downtown Los Angeles extended into early Monday morning, leading authorities to declare an "unlawful assembly." Police ordered protesters to disperse from the area. The demonstrations followed reports of increased immigration enforcement actions across the city. No immediate reports of arrests or injuries were released.
Source: Read the original article at NBC