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People should exercise their right to protest peacefully, but chaos in Los Angeles is provoked by the administration. Raiding Home Depot and workplaces, separating families, and deploying armored caravans cause fear and panic. Deploying federalized troops is a dangerous escalation, and this is about another agenda, not public safety. There is no plan or policy. Los Angeles stands with all Angelenos, and the first amendment right does not give anyone the right to be violent, create chaos, or vandalize property. Angelenos should continue expressing their anger peacefully. Workplace raids took place Friday. The administration claimed they were looking for dangerous felons, but raids at workplaces and a Home Depot parking lot instill fear, reminiscent of the fear during the last administration when kids were afraid to go to school and parents to work. This impacts the entire city.

A major protest is underway in Los Angeles a few hours after mass immigration raids. Close to a thousand people are encircling the detention facility between Alameda and Los Angeles Street. The protest began on the front steps of the Federal Building at 300 Los Angeles, and the crowd is now marching down Aliso. A cattle truck is leading the pack as they turn onto Alameda Street. The strategy is to encircle the detention facility, where some people are understood to be inside.

Hundreds of pro-migrant protesters gathered outside the ICE Federal Detention Center in downtown LA, demanding sanctuary ordinances in every city. They expressed opposition to President-elect Donald Trump's plans for mass deportations, emphasizing their commitment to mobilize and fight against these policies. With Trump's inauguration approaching, there is significant uncertainty and fear within the community. Martinez Zaragoza, an undocumented individual with DACA, highlighted the importance of standing in solidarity and supporting those who feel afraid. He reassured attendees that they are not alone in this struggle and that there are people fighting for their rights.

Two federal sources reported that hundreds were taken into custody during an immigration sweep at farming locations in Carpinteria and Camarillo, California. Tear gas and smoke bombs were used on crowds of protesters, some of whom were hospitalized or arrested for interfering with federal officers. Protesters threw rocks at a black SUV, and federal sources are investigating a possible active shooter, searching for shell casings and using facial recognition to identify a suspect. The warrant was based on evidence that illegal aliens were being harbored on properties tied to Glasshouse Brands, a licensed marijuana grower. Earlier in San Francisco, protesters clashed with ICE agents outside a courthouse over a specific migrant. Video shows agents using batons during the scuffle, with some protesters heard screaming about a gun. There were no reported injuries.

A federal immigration enforcement operation is underway in the MacArthur Park area of Los Angeles, which Fox News correspondent Bill Malujian says has a heavy MS-13 influence. Mayor Karen Bass is present, demanding the raids stop, and the crowd is pushing towards a police vehicle. Federal agents in gear are visible. Mayor Bass was surrounded by media and individuals and may have entered a vehicle. The operation involves armored tanks and federal agents. This follows weeks of coverage of anti-ICE protests that turned violent. Mayor Bass has been criticizing these raids and President Trump's immigration policies. She was seen getting out of her vehicle and demanding a stop to the raids.

A bus is attempting to move through a crowd of protesters in Paramount, near the Home Depot on Alondra. It is unclear if the bus is carrying border patrol agents, reinforcements, or is intended for making arrests. Protesters are physically trying to stop the bus, but it is slowly moving forward. The contents of the bus are unknown. The situation appears to be escalating and may require intervention from the sheriff's department or local law enforcement to resolve.

The situation at the farm has escalated with tear gas and green smoke deployed. A protester threw an object at ICE officers, causing many cars to turn around and leave. The fire department had to retreat from Laguna Road to their command center due to increasing hostility from the crowd. Tear gas, flash bangs, and pepper balls were then fired at the crowd, who retaliated by throwing rocks and other items at federal agents. This is creating a volatile situation as agents continue to push the crowd away from the immigration enforcement operation at the farm.

Hundreds gathered outside downtown right here at 4PM today for Doctor Ian Roberts, the Superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, after he was detained by ICE this morning. The protest has lasted about an hour and, although it has at times been intense, it has remained peaceful. The reporter notes that only a select amount of signs could be shown—ones that don’t have profanity on them—but many signs conveyed the message that they want doctor Roberts freed and that they are against ice.

A customs and border patrol helicopter landed in the middle of a farm where testers were protesting. The helicopter made a run to Van Nuys Airport for cases of water. A team of ICE agents are at the farm, along with other agents, National Guard, and police guarding Laguna Road. The enforcement action has been ongoing for four hours, and it appears law enforcement did not plan to stay this long.

Protesters are attempting to block military vehicles. Individuals are trying to physically stop the vehicles from advancing. One protester threw what appeared to be a water bottle. The protesters are expressing strong emotions, attempting to prevent people from being detained by federal agents. These protests are occurring in Southern California, where many people are upset by federal raids that have been happening over the last month.

Two federal sources reported that hundreds were taken into custody during an immigration sweep at farming locations in Carpinteria and Camarillo, California. Tear gas and smoke bombs were launched into crowds of protesters clashing with immigration agents, resulting in hospitalizations and arrests for interfering with federal officers. Protesters threw rocks at a black SUV, and federal sources are investigating a possible active shooter, searching for shell casings and using facial recognition to identify a suspect. The federal sources claim they had a criminal warrant to enter the properties based on evidence illegal aliens were being harbored there. The properties are believed to be tied to Glasshouse Brands, a licensed marijuana grower. Earlier in San Francisco, protesters clashed with immigration agents outside a courthouse over a specific migrant. Video shows protesters scuffling with ICE agents who used batons. Some protesters were heard screaming about a gun. There were no reported injuries.

Los Angeles is seeing a day of rallies and protests. One speaker notes that what is currently happening is peaceful, but they are expecting more rallies later. They state that if more people show up, they need to "show up even stronger." A new crowd of protesters has been building in Los Angeles. One speaker expresses concern that the rallies could escalate into protests and potentially riots by nightfall. They claim that if the violence cannot be stopped in Los Angeles, there is no telling where it could spread.

Federal agents are conducting a major immigration operation at a farm in Camarilla. The operation began around 11:30 this morning on Laguna Road. A crowd of protesters is facing off with the agents. Protesters have been throwing smoke canisters. It is unknown if anyone has been arrested. Updates will be provided as they become available.

Protesters are attempting to block military vehicles. One protester threw what appeared to be a water bottle. The protesters are trying to prevent people from being detained by federal agents. Many people in Southern California are upset by federal raids that have been happening in the area over the last month.

Alright. We are live outside of Broadview Detention Center here in Broadview, Illinois. Federal agents are opening the gate now. Oh, yeah. They are. 'Everybody's everybody's suffering right now.' 'People are throwing up.' 'No. I can't.'

Multiple protests or incursions are occurring between demonstrators and law enforcement, including federal agents, Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Patrol, and the National Guard. A car is burning, and Waymo vehicles have been vandalized and possibly set on fire. Law enforcement is concerned because the protesters now are different from those who were present earlier in the day. The crowd includes people with legitimate concerns mixed with others. The protests include those for immigrant and migrant rights, Palestinian protesters, and experienced anarchist groups adept at property damage. The mix of groups moves as one but with differing intentions.

Peaceful protests are launching in Los Angeles. The vast majority of protesters and demonstrators are peaceful. Some people are watching cars burn. Authorities claim that things are under control. Peaceful protests are taking place.

Thank you, thank you to everyone for being here. We're at the bridge in downtown Los Angeles, right in the heart of the city. The protest has stopped here. **(English Translation)** Thank you, thank you to everyone for being here. We're at the bridge in downtown Los Angeles, right in the heart of the city. The protest has stopped here.

A major protest is underway in Los Angeles following mass immigration raids. Approximately one thousand people are encircling the detention facility located between Alameda and Los Angeles Street. The protest began on the front steps of the Federal Building at 300 Los Angeles. Protesters then marched down Aliso, led by a cattle truck, before turning onto Alameda Street. The goal is to encircle the detention facility, where some people are believed to be held.

Good morning. A leaked ICE memo, cited by the LA Times, indicates a large-scale immigration enforcement operation in Los Angeles in the coming weeks. Daily protests against the Trump administration's immigration policies have occurred since February 2nd, sometimes involving thousands. Recent events, such as heavily armed SWAT team actions in Colorado, fuel concerns. The memo reportedly involves ICE, with FBI and DEA assistance, targeting undocumented immigrants and those with removal orders. US Attorney General Pam Bondi addressed government leaks on Fox News, but the FBI hasn't commented. The operation is expected by month's end, and further protests are anticipated. We’ll send it back.

Protesters in San Francisco attempted to stop agents from detaining an individual outside the immigration courthouse. Video footage shows a woman being dragged by a van as agents attempted to leave the scene. The woman was able to get up and walk away, apparently without severe injuries. San Francisco police stated they were not involved in the incident.

Federal agents are conducting a major immigration operation at a farm in Camarilla. The operation began around 11:30 this morning on Laguna Road. A crowd of protesters is facing off with the agents. The protesters have been throwing smoke canisters. It is unknown if any arrests have been made. Updates will be provided as they become available.

People are pepper spraying and throwing things in the streets. They are blocking ICE and the FBI from coming through.

Rioting occurred in Los Angeles this weekend in response to ICE apprehending illegal aliens and employers hiring them. The riots began with few participants but escalated to violence, defined as throwing rocks at cars, torching cars, defacing government buildings, and attacking law enforcement.

Federal law enforcement officers are detaining people, with one individual dragged across the street during an arrest. These officers are believed to be border patrol police. Viewer discretion is advised.