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特朗普深知大规模驱逐将带来毁灭性的代价，因此他主要将精力集中在芝加哥和丹佛等由他的政治对手统治的城市 ……
美国各地的社区正在动员快速反应网络，以应对突袭并为那些成为国家暴力目标的人提供支援。全美各地的学生正在罢课；人们正在举行大规模示威游行，反抗驱逐 ……
ICE特工经常携带行政逮捕令，而不是司法逮捕令。他们希望你认为这两个东西是一样的，其实并不一样 ……
🧬《不要坐以待毙！您可以做这八件事来阻止ICE》
https://iyouport.notion.site/ICE-19934ca2d46d806c8edfceba049299b1#反法西斯 #直接行动 #移民 #反驱逐 #特朗普 #directaction #immigration #antideportation #trump
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特朗普深知大规模驱逐将带来毁灭性的代价，因此他主要将精力集中在芝加哥和丹佛等由他的政治对手统治的城市 ……
美国各地的社区正在动员快速反应网络，以应对突袭并为那些成为国家暴力目标的人提供支援。全美各地的学生正在罢课；人们正在举行大规模示威游行，反抗驱逐 ……
ICE特工经常携带行政逮捕令，而不是司法逮捕令。他们希望你认为这两个东西是一样的，其实并不一样 ……
🧬《不要坐以待毙！您可以做这八件事来阻止ICE》
https://iyouport.notion.site/ICE-19934ca2d46d806c8edfceba049299b1#反法西斯 #直接行动 #移民 #反驱逐 #特朗普 #directaction #immigration #antideportation #trump
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Gee, I remember when drinking beer and car burnouts were an activity that teenagers indulged in (I may have been one of them. And yes, tire pollution is nasty, but we didn't think about that back then). Do #ACAB find burnouts to be intimidating? Like shouting with a car? Did they rev their engines too?
#SalemOregon - 5 arrested as Salem rally devolves into street takeover
The gathering began as a rally against US #immigration policy
by: Tim Steele
Posted: Feb 2, 2025"Five Salem residents were arrested Saturday night after a peaceful rally against the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration devolved into a street takeover with burnouts, drifting and spinning.
"Initially, Salem police said in a release, the crowd gathered around noon in parking lots at the intersection of Lancaster Drive and Market Street NE to protest current US immigration policies.
"The crowd grew to about 300 people by 2 p.m. and some reports were made of #protesters throwing objects at passing cars. [What? Empty beer cans?]
"By 7 p.m., rally-goers weren’t letting traffic pass by, authorities said. Fireworks were lit and cars began reckless behavior. Officials called for more police to come to the area, which included officers on their off-days, as well as Oregon State Police and Keizer PD.
"About 90 minutes later, around 50 people were in the intersection as drivers began drifting and spinning, Salem police said. The intersection was closed off, but one car was surrounded by protesters, who also tossed water bottles and beer cans at police cars.
"Officers eventually gained control of the scene and arrested 5 people for reckless driving and disorderly conduct. The men ranged in age from 18 to 34, officials said.
"One of them, Martin Arturo Galvez-Prado, was also booked for unlawful possession of a gun.
"The streets remained closed until 11 p.m. after the crowds left and traffic diminished, police said. No one was hurt."
https://www.koin.com/local/marion-county/5-arrested-as-salem-rally-devolves-into-street-takeover/
#AntiDeportation #AntiICEProtest #LowRiders -
Gee, I remember when drinking beer and car burnouts were an activity that teenagers indulged in (I may have been one of them. And yes, tire pollution is nasty, but we didn't think about that back then). Do #ACAB find burnouts to be intimidating? Like shouting with a car? Did they rev their engines too?
#SalemOregon - 5 arrested as Salem rally devolves into street takeover
The gathering began as a rally against US #immigration policy
by: Tim Steele
Posted: Feb 2, 2025"Five Salem residents were arrested Saturday night after a peaceful rally against the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration devolved into a street takeover with burnouts, drifting and spinning.
"Initially, Salem police said in a release, the crowd gathered around noon in parking lots at the intersection of Lancaster Drive and Market Street NE to protest current US immigration policies.
"The crowd grew to about 300 people by 2 p.m. and some reports were made of #protesters throwing objects at passing cars. [What? Empty beer cans?]
"By 7 p.m., rally-goers weren’t letting traffic pass by, authorities said. Fireworks were lit and cars began reckless behavior. Officials called for more police to come to the area, which included officers on their off-days, as well as Oregon State Police and Keizer PD.
"About 90 minutes later, around 50 people were in the intersection as drivers began drifting and spinning, Salem police said. The intersection was closed off, but one car was surrounded by protesters, who also tossed water bottles and beer cans at police cars.
"Officers eventually gained control of the scene and arrested 5 people for reckless driving and disorderly conduct. The men ranged in age from 18 to 34, officials said.
"One of them, Martin Arturo Galvez-Prado, was also booked for unlawful possession of a gun.
"The streets remained closed until 11 p.m. after the crowds left and traffic diminished, police said. No one was hurt."
https://www.koin.com/local/marion-county/5-arrested-as-salem-rally-devolves-into-street-takeover/
#AntiDeportation #AntiICEProtest #LowRiders -
One more for now... This one made me smile (if true)... Ooopsies! (And yes, I know -- Faux News...)
Demonstrator steals police car during anti-deportation protest in Arizona
A police vehicle was stolen by one protester but no arrest has been made, cops saidFebruary 3, 2025
"A police spokesperson said a police vehicle was stolen by one protester but no arrest has been made.
"The demonstrator 'jumped into one of our patrol vehicles and drove it a short distance before it was quickly recovered," the spokesperson said, adding that the suspect was unknown at that time."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/demonstrator-steals-police-car-during-anti-deportation-protest-arizona
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICEProtest -
One more for now... This one made me smile (if true)... Ooopsies! (And yes, I know -- Faux News...)
Demonstrator steals police car during anti-deportation protest in Arizona
A police vehicle was stolen by one protester but no arrest has been made, cops saidFebruary 3, 2025
"A police spokesperson said a police vehicle was stolen by one protester but no arrest has been made.
"The demonstrator 'jumped into one of our patrol vehicles and drove it a short distance before it was quickly recovered," the spokesperson said, adding that the suspect was unknown at that time."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/demonstrator-steals-police-car-during-anti-deportation-protest-arizona
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Large #AntiICEProtest fills street in #NorthAustin; 2 arrested by APD
By Elizabeth Evans and Jenna King
Updated February 4, 2025"Austin police later said in a statement Tuesday that two people were arrested at the protest.
"APD said the gatherings were 'mostly peaceful' but stated there was a group of 'agitators' that engaged in violent behavior, throwing rocks at police officers and driving recklessly.
"'To reiterate, the events were mostly peaceful, but unfortunately individuals who were not participants in the organized gatherings joined in and disrupted the peace. As always, APD respects our community’s right to peacefully demonstrate, however we will not tolerate behavior that puts our community and officers in danger,' the statement concluded.
"At around 1:30 p.m., a brief police pursuit happened in an attempt to apprehend a driver 'engaging in dangerous conduct', says APD, resulting in the arrest of one person for reckless driving and their vehicle being impounded. APD did not elaborate on what the 'dangerous conduct' was.
"Austin police say that the crowd dispersed at the request of the organizers, despite many people seen on camera remaining in the area.
"APD then says at around 9 p.m., the 'agitators' returned to the area and a fight broke out among those gathered, which prompted a police response. Multiple people were reportedly throwing rocks and bottles at police.
"Officers used #Pepperballs, which APD says are 'less lethal skin irritants' similar to pepper spray, in an attempt to prevent further violence.
"While the crowds dispersed, APD says one person refused to move out of the roadway, and they were arrested for pedestrian in the roadway."
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #Protests #Texas
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Large #AntiICEProtest fills street in #NorthAustin; 2 arrested by APD
By Elizabeth Evans and Jenna King
Updated February 4, 2025"Austin police later said in a statement Tuesday that two people were arrested at the protest.
"APD said the gatherings were 'mostly peaceful' but stated there was a group of 'agitators' that engaged in violent behavior, throwing rocks at police officers and driving recklessly.
"'To reiterate, the events were mostly peaceful, but unfortunately individuals who were not participants in the organized gatherings joined in and disrupted the peace. As always, APD respects our community’s right to peacefully demonstrate, however we will not tolerate behavior that puts our community and officers in danger,' the statement concluded.
"At around 1:30 p.m., a brief police pursuit happened in an attempt to apprehend a driver 'engaging in dangerous conduct', says APD, resulting in the arrest of one person for reckless driving and their vehicle being impounded. APD did not elaborate on what the 'dangerous conduct' was.
"Austin police say that the crowd dispersed at the request of the organizers, despite many people seen on camera remaining in the area.
"APD then says at around 9 p.m., the 'agitators' returned to the area and a fight broke out among those gathered, which prompted a police response. Multiple people were reportedly throwing rocks and bottles at police.
"Officers used #Pepperballs, which APD says are 'less lethal skin irritants' similar to pepper spray, in an attempt to prevent further violence.
"While the crowds dispersed, APD says one person refused to move out of the roadway, and they were arrested for pedestrian in the roadway."
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #Protests #Texas
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Large #AntiICEProtest fills street in #NorthAustin; 2 arrested by APD
By Elizabeth Evans and Jenna King
Updated February 4, 2025"Austin police later said in a statement Tuesday that two people were arrested at the protest.
"APD said the gatherings were 'mostly peaceful' but stated there was a group of 'agitators' that engaged in violent behavior, throwing rocks at police officers and driving recklessly.
"'To reiterate, the events were mostly peaceful, but unfortunately individuals who were not participants in the organized gatherings joined in and disrupted the peace. As always, APD respects our community’s right to peacefully demonstrate, however we will not tolerate behavior that puts our community and officers in danger,' the statement concluded.
"At around 1:30 p.m., a brief police pursuit happened in an attempt to apprehend a driver 'engaging in dangerous conduct', says APD, resulting in the arrest of one person for reckless driving and their vehicle being impounded. APD did not elaborate on what the 'dangerous conduct' was.
"Austin police say that the crowd dispersed at the request of the organizers, despite many people seen on camera remaining in the area.
"APD then says at around 9 p.m., the 'agitators' returned to the area and a fight broke out among those gathered, which prompted a police response. Multiple people were reportedly throwing rocks and bottles at police.
"Officers used #Pepperballs, which APD says are 'less lethal skin irritants' similar to pepper spray, in an attempt to prevent further violence.
"While the crowds dispersed, APD says one person refused to move out of the roadway, and they were arrested for pedestrian in the roadway."
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #Protests #Texas
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Large #AntiICEProtest fills street in #NorthAustin; 2 arrested by APD
By Elizabeth Evans and Jenna King
Updated February 4, 2025"Austin police later said in a statement Tuesday that two people were arrested at the protest.
"APD said the gatherings were 'mostly peaceful' but stated there was a group of 'agitators' that engaged in violent behavior, throwing rocks at police officers and driving recklessly.
"'To reiterate, the events were mostly peaceful, but unfortunately individuals who were not participants in the organized gatherings joined in and disrupted the peace. As always, APD respects our community’s right to peacefully demonstrate, however we will not tolerate behavior that puts our community and officers in danger,' the statement concluded.
"At around 1:30 p.m., a brief police pursuit happened in an attempt to apprehend a driver 'engaging in dangerous conduct', says APD, resulting in the arrest of one person for reckless driving and their vehicle being impounded. APD did not elaborate on what the 'dangerous conduct' was.
"Austin police say that the crowd dispersed at the request of the organizers, despite many people seen on camera remaining in the area.
"APD then says at around 9 p.m., the 'agitators' returned to the area and a fight broke out among those gathered, which prompted a police response. Multiple people were reportedly throwing rocks and bottles at police.
"Officers used #Pepperballs, which APD says are 'less lethal skin irritants' similar to pepper spray, in an attempt to prevent further violence.
"While the crowds dispersed, APD says one person refused to move out of the roadway, and they were arrested for pedestrian in the roadway."
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #Protests #Texas
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Large #AntiICEProtest fills street in #NorthAustin; 2 arrested by APD
By Elizabeth Evans and Jenna King
Updated February 4, 2025"Austin police later said in a statement Tuesday that two people were arrested at the protest.
"APD said the gatherings were 'mostly peaceful' but stated there was a group of 'agitators' that engaged in violent behavior, throwing rocks at police officers and driving recklessly.
"'To reiterate, the events were mostly peaceful, but unfortunately individuals who were not participants in the organized gatherings joined in and disrupted the peace. As always, APD respects our community’s right to peacefully demonstrate, however we will not tolerate behavior that puts our community and officers in danger,' the statement concluded.
"At around 1:30 p.m., a brief police pursuit happened in an attempt to apprehend a driver 'engaging in dangerous conduct', says APD, resulting in the arrest of one person for reckless driving and their vehicle being impounded. APD did not elaborate on what the 'dangerous conduct' was.
"Austin police say that the crowd dispersed at the request of the organizers, despite many people seen on camera remaining in the area.
"APD then says at around 9 p.m., the 'agitators' returned to the area and a fight broke out among those gathered, which prompted a police response. Multiple people were reportedly throwing rocks and bottles at police.
"Officers used #Pepperballs, which APD says are 'less lethal skin irritants' similar to pepper spray, in an attempt to prevent further violence.
"While the crowds dispersed, APD says one person refused to move out of the roadway, and they were arrested for pedestrian in the roadway."
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #Protests #Texas
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#GlendaleArizona: Chemical agent used to disperse Glendale protest over federal immigration policies
by Lauren De Young, Arizona Republic, February 5, 2025
"A protest against federal #AntiImmigration policies late Tuesday ended with chemical agents dispersing the crowd, according to Glendale police.
"A crowd of protesters, estimated to have over 100, mostly young participants, gathered near the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale around 5 p.m. to oppose President Donald #Trump's immigration and deportation policies. The protest started at North 93rd and West Glendale avenues, moving to 91st Avenue after police blocked off roads, and looping around the block.
"Protesters chanted sayings, like 'F Donald Trump,' and held Mexican flags and signs reading, 'My people aren't criminals, Trump is!' A few American flags were flown.
"One man was arrested for criminal traffic violations, according to Glendale police spokesperson Moroni Mendez. An Arizona Republic photographer on the scene said the man driving the car was revving its engine in support of the protest. Police searched his car and impounded it.
"The man's name was not released.
"The crowd thinned throughout the night, with the protest scheduled to end around 9 p.m. Around 9:30 p.m., Glendale police declared the remaining 100-person protest on West Glendale Avenue near Loop 101 to be unlawful. Police used a 'chemical agent' to disperse the remaining crowd, according to Mendez.
"Police were aware of the scheduled protest, Mendez said.
"Tuesday night's protest was the latest in a string of protests in Glendale and Phoenix opposing federal immigration and deportation policies.
"No arrests have been made in relation to the previous protests, Mendez said."
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/glendale-breaking/2025/02/05/chemical-agent-used-to-disperse-anti-deportation-glendale-protest/78246738007/
#ACAB #AntiDeportation #AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #Protests #Arizona -
#PhoenixArizona is another hotspot... Shield and pepper guns for peaceful protests. Be cautious if involved in future #Protests in that area.
'We will show up at their door': #Protesters gather at Phoenix #ICE office and the Capitol
February 3, 2025
"Two protests were held in Phoenix near Monterey Park and the state Capitol on Monday, both with attendees passionate about speaking out against the policies of mass deportation enacted under President Donald Trump, joining similar protests in other parts of the country.
"Marchers from the Capitol ended up walking to Seventh and Roosevelt streets around 8 p.m., Phoenix police said. Officers were set up in a line with shields and #PepperGuns, blocking off Seventh Street in all directions, according to an Arizona Republic reporter. However, police later opened up the street, and protesters started to head back to the Capitol peacefully.
"Earlier in the day around 3:30 p.m., 150 people briefly blocked traffic on Central Avenue outside the field office of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement office. Northbound traffic was blocked for about 30 minutes, first at Palm Lane, then on McDowell Road as the protesters stood in the street. Light rail trains slowed, but it did not appear service was interrupted."
Read more:
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2025/02/03/anti-ice-protest-briefly-blocks-traffic-in-midtown-phoenix/78196968007/
#AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations -
#PhoenixArizona is another hotspot... Shield and pepper guns for peaceful protests. Be cautious if involved in future #Protests in that area.
'We will show up at their door': #Protesters gather at Phoenix #ICE office and the Capitol
February 3, 2025
"Two protests were held in Phoenix near Monterey Park and the state Capitol on Monday, both with attendees passionate about speaking out against the policies of mass deportation enacted under President Donald Trump, joining similar protests in other parts of the country.
"Marchers from the Capitol ended up walking to Seventh and Roosevelt streets around 8 p.m., Phoenix police said. Officers were set up in a line with shields and #PepperGuns, blocking off Seventh Street in all directions, according to an Arizona Republic reporter. However, police later opened up the street, and protesters started to head back to the Capitol peacefully.
"Earlier in the day around 3:30 p.m., 150 people briefly blocked traffic on Central Avenue outside the field office of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement office. Northbound traffic was blocked for about 30 minutes, first at Palm Lane, then on McDowell Road as the protesters stood in the street. Light rail trains slowed, but it did not appear service was interrupted."
Read more:
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2025/02/03/anti-ice-protest-briefly-blocks-traffic-in-midtown-phoenix/78196968007/
#AntiICE #AntiDeportation #AntiTrumpDemonstrations -
Wait, what? #LatinoTrumpVoters having #VotersRegret? That didn't take long (but too little, too late, it seems. The damage has been done).
200+ Anti-Trump Demonstrators Detained After Conflicting with LAPD
February 4, 2025
"After two days in a row of protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies in downtown Los Angeles, 200 people have been detained and the Los Angeles Police Department was prompted to issue dispersal orders, according to media reports Tuesday.
"LAPD officers were met with some demonstrators hurling rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse crowds in downtown on Monday night, NBC 4 reported.
"According to KCAL 9, at least 200 people were detained in a tunnel on Cesar Chavez Avenue near Union Station during the demonstrations, many were given citations and later released. It was not immediately known how many people were arrested.
"Demonstrators initially assembled Monday morning on the steps of City Hall, close to the Hollywood (101) Freeway.
"Around 11 a.m. Monday, they began marching along First and Spring streets. The group eventually made its way to the area near Crypto.com Arena, where they gathered at an intersection, waving flags and chanting. The group then made its way back north, joined by hundreds more participants and other people in vehicles who joined in the procession through downtown.
"LAPD declared #UnlawfulAssembly at around 4:45 p.m. Monday, The Los Angeles Times reported.
"The call came after officers claimed that people in the crowd began to throw bottles and rocks at them.
“They were warned, they were identified and they were advised that if they do not leave, and if they converge again and continue this illegal activity they will be cited and in some cases arrested,” said LAPD Commander Lillian Carranza told CBS 2.
"Most of the protest appeared to be peaceful, with police allowing the group to move through city streets.
"CBS 2 reported one person was arrested for alleged possession of a firearm.
"Katherine Sanchez, 18, and a senior at Burbank High School attended the protest outside Los Angels City Hall with her parents and sister. She held a sign that read, 'Ur racism won’t end our strength.'
"'It’s very heartwarming,' Sanchez, who heard about the demonstration on TikTok, told The Times.
"A motorist performed a series of spinouts as the crowd cheered near an intersection along Alameda Street as police worked to keep the protesters north of the Hollywood Freeway.
"By early afternoon, about 1,000 protesters had swarmed the Spring and Main street overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway, with police on standby to prevent them from trying to walk onto the highway — as many did on Sunday, The Times reported.
"LAPD formed skirmish lines and are working to move protesters away from the overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway during rush hour as the crowd appeared to be moving north into the Chinatown area.
"Monday’s protests were part of a coordinated series of actions nationwide dubbed '#ADayWithoutImmigrants.'
"In downtown Santa Ana, hundreds of protesters similarly gathered at Sasscer Park and across the street at the Ronald Reagan federal courthouse. About 150 residents gathered at Fifth and Ross streets to protest Trump’s immigration policies and his administration’s vow to deport thousands of people living in the United States illegally.
"The protesters held up signs saying, 'Mexicans Aren’t Going Anywhere,' and
'Don’t Bite the Hands that Feed You,' with motorists honking in support, The Times reported."They were led in a chant, 'It is right to rebel, Donald Trump go to hell.'
"On Fourth Street, Orange County’s historic Latino corridor, Fernanda Hernandez joined several of her friends who were protesting the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
"Holding a sign that read, 'My Parents Work Harder than Your President,' she told The Times, 'Trump wants us to be afraid but we can’t be.'
"Hernandez, 19, whose parents lacking permanent legal status, added, 'We need to stand up for our gente. He wants us gone, whether we’re illegal or not.'
"Organizers Tonali Un and Carla Valencia said they were social justice activists who hope to make the demonstrations a regular thing. They chose the location for the protest because it was near the federal buildings for courts and immigration services.
"'I think people are finally opening their eyes,' Un said.
"'A lot of people I talk to now regret' voting for Trump, she said. 'People are finally realizing they have to do their research.'
"Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump has acted on his campaign promise to increase deportations, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducting raids in major cities. Immigration was a major focal point of his campaign, with Trump vowing to conduct mass deportations, expelling people in the country illegally — particularly those charged or convicted of crimes."
Read more:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/at-least-200-anti-trump-demonstrators-protest-in-downtown-los-angeles/ar-AA1yozp6
#LosAngelesProtests #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #AntiDeportation -
Wait, what? #LatinoTrumpVoters having #VotersRegret? That didn't take long (but too little, too late, it seems. The damage has been done).
200+ Anti-Trump Demonstrators Detained After Conflicting with LAPD
February 4, 2025
"After two days in a row of protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies in downtown Los Angeles, 200 people have been detained and the Los Angeles Police Department was prompted to issue dispersal orders, according to media reports Tuesday.
"LAPD officers were met with some demonstrators hurling rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse crowds in downtown on Monday night, NBC 4 reported.
"According to KCAL 9, at least 200 people were detained in a tunnel on Cesar Chavez Avenue near Union Station during the demonstrations, many were given citations and later released. It was not immediately known how many people were arrested.
"Demonstrators initially assembled Monday morning on the steps of City Hall, close to the Hollywood (101) Freeway.
"Around 11 a.m. Monday, they began marching along First and Spring streets. The group eventually made its way to the area near Crypto.com Arena, where they gathered at an intersection, waving flags and chanting. The group then made its way back north, joined by hundreds more participants and other people in vehicles who joined in the procession through downtown.
"LAPD declared #UnlawfulAssembly at around 4:45 p.m. Monday, The Los Angeles Times reported.
"The call came after officers claimed that people in the crowd began to throw bottles and rocks at them.
“They were warned, they were identified and they were advised that if they do not leave, and if they converge again and continue this illegal activity they will be cited and in some cases arrested,” said LAPD Commander Lillian Carranza told CBS 2.
"Most of the protest appeared to be peaceful, with police allowing the group to move through city streets.
"CBS 2 reported one person was arrested for alleged possession of a firearm.
"Katherine Sanchez, 18, and a senior at Burbank High School attended the protest outside Los Angels City Hall with her parents and sister. She held a sign that read, 'Ur racism won’t end our strength.'
"'It’s very heartwarming,' Sanchez, who heard about the demonstration on TikTok, told The Times.
"A motorist performed a series of spinouts as the crowd cheered near an intersection along Alameda Street as police worked to keep the protesters north of the Hollywood Freeway.
"By early afternoon, about 1,000 protesters had swarmed the Spring and Main street overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway, with police on standby to prevent them from trying to walk onto the highway — as many did on Sunday, The Times reported.
"LAPD formed skirmish lines and are working to move protesters away from the overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway during rush hour as the crowd appeared to be moving north into the Chinatown area.
"Monday’s protests were part of a coordinated series of actions nationwide dubbed '#ADayWithoutImmigrants.'
"In downtown Santa Ana, hundreds of protesters similarly gathered at Sasscer Park and across the street at the Ronald Reagan federal courthouse. About 150 residents gathered at Fifth and Ross streets to protest Trump’s immigration policies and his administration’s vow to deport thousands of people living in the United States illegally.
"The protesters held up signs saying, 'Mexicans Aren’t Going Anywhere,' and
'Don’t Bite the Hands that Feed You,' with motorists honking in support, The Times reported."They were led in a chant, 'It is right to rebel, Donald Trump go to hell.'
"On Fourth Street, Orange County’s historic Latino corridor, Fernanda Hernandez joined several of her friends who were protesting the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
"Holding a sign that read, 'My Parents Work Harder than Your President,' she told The Times, 'Trump wants us to be afraid but we can’t be.'
"Hernandez, 19, whose parents lacking permanent legal status, added, 'We need to stand up for our gente. He wants us gone, whether we’re illegal or not.'
"Organizers Tonali Un and Carla Valencia said they were social justice activists who hope to make the demonstrations a regular thing. They chose the location for the protest because it was near the federal buildings for courts and immigration services.
"'I think people are finally opening their eyes,' Un said.
"'A lot of people I talk to now regret' voting for Trump, she said. 'People are finally realizing they have to do their research.'
"Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump has acted on his campaign promise to increase deportations, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducting raids in major cities. Immigration was a major focal point of his campaign, with Trump vowing to conduct mass deportations, expelling people in the country illegally — particularly those charged or convicted of crimes."
Read more:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/at-least-200-anti-trump-demonstrators-protest-in-downtown-los-angeles/ar-AA1yozp6
#LosAngelesProtests #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #AntiDeportation -
Wait, what? #LatinoTrumpVoters having #VotersRegret? That didn't take long (but too little, too late, it seems. The damage has been done).
200+ Anti-Trump Demonstrators Detained After Conflicting with LAPD
February 4, 2025
"After two days in a row of protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies in downtown Los Angeles, 200 people have been detained and the Los Angeles Police Department was prompted to issue dispersal orders, according to media reports Tuesday.
"LAPD officers were met with some demonstrators hurling rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse crowds in downtown on Monday night, NBC 4 reported.
"According to KCAL 9, at least 200 people were detained in a tunnel on Cesar Chavez Avenue near Union Station during the demonstrations, many were given citations and later released. It was not immediately known how many people were arrested.
"Demonstrators initially assembled Monday morning on the steps of City Hall, close to the Hollywood (101) Freeway.
"Around 11 a.m. Monday, they began marching along First and Spring streets. The group eventually made its way to the area near Crypto.com Arena, where they gathered at an intersection, waving flags and chanting. The group then made its way back north, joined by hundreds more participants and other people in vehicles who joined in the procession through downtown.
"LAPD declared #UnlawfulAssembly at around 4:45 p.m. Monday, The Los Angeles Times reported.
"The call came after officers claimed that people in the crowd began to throw bottles and rocks at them.
“They were warned, they were identified and they were advised that if they do not leave, and if they converge again and continue this illegal activity they will be cited and in some cases arrested,” said LAPD Commander Lillian Carranza told CBS 2.
"Most of the protest appeared to be peaceful, with police allowing the group to move through city streets.
"CBS 2 reported one person was arrested for alleged possession of a firearm.
"Katherine Sanchez, 18, and a senior at Burbank High School attended the protest outside Los Angels City Hall with her parents and sister. She held a sign that read, 'Ur racism won’t end our strength.'
"'It’s very heartwarming,' Sanchez, who heard about the demonstration on TikTok, told The Times.
"A motorist performed a series of spinouts as the crowd cheered near an intersection along Alameda Street as police worked to keep the protesters north of the Hollywood Freeway.
"By early afternoon, about 1,000 protesters had swarmed the Spring and Main street overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway, with police on standby to prevent them from trying to walk onto the highway — as many did on Sunday, The Times reported.
"LAPD formed skirmish lines and are working to move protesters away from the overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway during rush hour as the crowd appeared to be moving north into the Chinatown area.
"Monday’s protests were part of a coordinated series of actions nationwide dubbed '#ADayWithoutImmigrants.'
"In downtown Santa Ana, hundreds of protesters similarly gathered at Sasscer Park and across the street at the Ronald Reagan federal courthouse. About 150 residents gathered at Fifth and Ross streets to protest Trump’s immigration policies and his administration’s vow to deport thousands of people living in the United States illegally.
"The protesters held up signs saying, 'Mexicans Aren’t Going Anywhere,' and
'Don’t Bite the Hands that Feed You,' with motorists honking in support, The Times reported."They were led in a chant, 'It is right to rebel, Donald Trump go to hell.'
"On Fourth Street, Orange County’s historic Latino corridor, Fernanda Hernandez joined several of her friends who were protesting the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
"Holding a sign that read, 'My Parents Work Harder than Your President,' she told The Times, 'Trump wants us to be afraid but we can’t be.'
"Hernandez, 19, whose parents lacking permanent legal status, added, 'We need to stand up for our gente. He wants us gone, whether we’re illegal or not.'
"Organizers Tonali Un and Carla Valencia said they were social justice activists who hope to make the demonstrations a regular thing. They chose the location for the protest because it was near the federal buildings for courts and immigration services.
"'I think people are finally opening their eyes,' Un said.
"'A lot of people I talk to now regret' voting for Trump, she said. 'People are finally realizing they have to do their research.'
"Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump has acted on his campaign promise to increase deportations, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducting raids in major cities. Immigration was a major focal point of his campaign, with Trump vowing to conduct mass deportations, expelling people in the country illegally — particularly those charged or convicted of crimes."
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Wait, what? #LatinoTrumpVoters having #VotersRegret? That didn't take long (but too little, too late, it seems. The damage has been done).
200+ Anti-Trump Demonstrators Detained After Conflicting with LAPD
February 4, 2025
"After two days in a row of protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies in downtown Los Angeles, 200 people have been detained and the Los Angeles Police Department was prompted to issue dispersal orders, according to media reports Tuesday.
"LAPD officers were met with some demonstrators hurling rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse crowds in downtown on Monday night, NBC 4 reported.
"According to KCAL 9, at least 200 people were detained in a tunnel on Cesar Chavez Avenue near Union Station during the demonstrations, many were given citations and later released. It was not immediately known how many people were arrested.
"Demonstrators initially assembled Monday morning on the steps of City Hall, close to the Hollywood (101) Freeway.
"Around 11 a.m. Monday, they began marching along First and Spring streets. The group eventually made its way to the area near Crypto.com Arena, where they gathered at an intersection, waving flags and chanting. The group then made its way back north, joined by hundreds more participants and other people in vehicles who joined in the procession through downtown.
"LAPD declared #UnlawfulAssembly at around 4:45 p.m. Monday, The Los Angeles Times reported.
"The call came after officers claimed that people in the crowd began to throw bottles and rocks at them.
“They were warned, they were identified and they were advised that if they do not leave, and if they converge again and continue this illegal activity they will be cited and in some cases arrested,” said LAPD Commander Lillian Carranza told CBS 2.
"Most of the protest appeared to be peaceful, with police allowing the group to move through city streets.
"CBS 2 reported one person was arrested for alleged possession of a firearm.
"Katherine Sanchez, 18, and a senior at Burbank High School attended the protest outside Los Angels City Hall with her parents and sister. She held a sign that read, 'Ur racism won’t end our strength.'
"'It’s very heartwarming,' Sanchez, who heard about the demonstration on TikTok, told The Times.
"A motorist performed a series of spinouts as the crowd cheered near an intersection along Alameda Street as police worked to keep the protesters north of the Hollywood Freeway.
"By early afternoon, about 1,000 protesters had swarmed the Spring and Main street overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway, with police on standby to prevent them from trying to walk onto the highway — as many did on Sunday, The Times reported.
"LAPD formed skirmish lines and are working to move protesters away from the overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway during rush hour as the crowd appeared to be moving north into the Chinatown area.
"Monday’s protests were part of a coordinated series of actions nationwide dubbed '#ADayWithoutImmigrants.'
"In downtown Santa Ana, hundreds of protesters similarly gathered at Sasscer Park and across the street at the Ronald Reagan federal courthouse. About 150 residents gathered at Fifth and Ross streets to protest Trump’s immigration policies and his administration’s vow to deport thousands of people living in the United States illegally.
"The protesters held up signs saying, 'Mexicans Aren’t Going Anywhere,' and
'Don’t Bite the Hands that Feed You,' with motorists honking in support, The Times reported."They were led in a chant, 'It is right to rebel, Donald Trump go to hell.'
"On Fourth Street, Orange County’s historic Latino corridor, Fernanda Hernandez joined several of her friends who were protesting the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
"Holding a sign that read, 'My Parents Work Harder than Your President,' she told The Times, 'Trump wants us to be afraid but we can’t be.'
"Hernandez, 19, whose parents lacking permanent legal status, added, 'We need to stand up for our gente. He wants us gone, whether we’re illegal or not.'
"Organizers Tonali Un and Carla Valencia said they were social justice activists who hope to make the demonstrations a regular thing. They chose the location for the protest because it was near the federal buildings for courts and immigration services.
"'I think people are finally opening their eyes,' Un said.
"'A lot of people I talk to now regret' voting for Trump, she said. 'People are finally realizing they have to do their research.'
"Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump has acted on his campaign promise to increase deportations, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducting raids in major cities. Immigration was a major focal point of his campaign, with Trump vowing to conduct mass deportations, expelling people in the country illegally — particularly those charged or convicted of crimes."
Read more:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/at-least-200-anti-trump-demonstrators-protest-in-downtown-los-angeles/ar-AA1yozp6
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Wait, what? #LatinoTrumpVoters having #VotersRegret? That didn't take long (but too little, too late, it seems. The damage has been done).
200+ Anti-Trump Demonstrators Detained After Conflicting with LAPD
February 4, 2025
"After two days in a row of protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies in downtown Los Angeles, 200 people have been detained and the Los Angeles Police Department was prompted to issue dispersal orders, according to media reports Tuesday.
"LAPD officers were met with some demonstrators hurling rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse crowds in downtown on Monday night, NBC 4 reported.
"According to KCAL 9, at least 200 people were detained in a tunnel on Cesar Chavez Avenue near Union Station during the demonstrations, many were given citations and later released. It was not immediately known how many people were arrested.
"Demonstrators initially assembled Monday morning on the steps of City Hall, close to the Hollywood (101) Freeway.
"Around 11 a.m. Monday, they began marching along First and Spring streets. The group eventually made its way to the area near Crypto.com Arena, where they gathered at an intersection, waving flags and chanting. The group then made its way back north, joined by hundreds more participants and other people in vehicles who joined in the procession through downtown.
"LAPD declared #UnlawfulAssembly at around 4:45 p.m. Monday, The Los Angeles Times reported.
"The call came after officers claimed that people in the crowd began to throw bottles and rocks at them.
“They were warned, they were identified and they were advised that if they do not leave, and if they converge again and continue this illegal activity they will be cited and in some cases arrested,” said LAPD Commander Lillian Carranza told CBS 2.
"Most of the protest appeared to be peaceful, with police allowing the group to move through city streets.
"CBS 2 reported one person was arrested for alleged possession of a firearm.
"Katherine Sanchez, 18, and a senior at Burbank High School attended the protest outside Los Angels City Hall with her parents and sister. She held a sign that read, 'Ur racism won’t end our strength.'
"'It’s very heartwarming,' Sanchez, who heard about the demonstration on TikTok, told The Times.
"A motorist performed a series of spinouts as the crowd cheered near an intersection along Alameda Street as police worked to keep the protesters north of the Hollywood Freeway.
"By early afternoon, about 1,000 protesters had swarmed the Spring and Main street overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway, with police on standby to prevent them from trying to walk onto the highway — as many did on Sunday, The Times reported.
"LAPD formed skirmish lines and are working to move protesters away from the overpasses of the Hollywood Freeway during rush hour as the crowd appeared to be moving north into the Chinatown area.
"Monday’s protests were part of a coordinated series of actions nationwide dubbed '#ADayWithoutImmigrants.'
"In downtown Santa Ana, hundreds of protesters similarly gathered at Sasscer Park and across the street at the Ronald Reagan federal courthouse. About 150 residents gathered at Fifth and Ross streets to protest Trump’s immigration policies and his administration’s vow to deport thousands of people living in the United States illegally.
"The protesters held up signs saying, 'Mexicans Aren’t Going Anywhere,' and
'Don’t Bite the Hands that Feed You,' with motorists honking in support, The Times reported."They were led in a chant, 'It is right to rebel, Donald Trump go to hell.'
"On Fourth Street, Orange County’s historic Latino corridor, Fernanda Hernandez joined several of her friends who were protesting the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
"Holding a sign that read, 'My Parents Work Harder than Your President,' she told The Times, 'Trump wants us to be afraid but we can’t be.'
"Hernandez, 19, whose parents lacking permanent legal status, added, 'We need to stand up for our gente. He wants us gone, whether we’re illegal or not.'
"Organizers Tonali Un and Carla Valencia said they were social justice activists who hope to make the demonstrations a regular thing. They chose the location for the protest because it was near the federal buildings for courts and immigration services.
"'I think people are finally opening their eyes,' Un said.
"'A lot of people I talk to now regret' voting for Trump, she said. 'People are finally realizing they have to do their research.'
"Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump has acted on his campaign promise to increase deportations, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducting raids in major cities. Immigration was a major focal point of his campaign, with Trump vowing to conduct mass deportations, expelling people in the country illegally — particularly those charged or convicted of crimes."
Read more:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/at-least-200-anti-trump-demonstrators-protest-in-downtown-los-angeles/ar-AA1yozp6
#LosAngelesProtests #AntiTrumpDemonstrations #AntiDeportation