DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Protests continued for a second night in a row outside a federal detention center in downtown ...

A group of strangers formed the Occupy ICE LA 24/7 protest in early July, and said they’ll remain until immigration raids in ...

What began as a protest against immigration enforcement operations outside of the federal building in Los Angeles ended with ...

Protesters against federal immigration raids clashed with National Guard personnel and Los Angeles police outside a downtown ...

"The agent lied and said he was in hot pursuit of a person who punched him," explained one local defense attorney. "The entirety of the affidavit is false." ...

It seems the city that rose up to protect its neighbors from ICE is similarly protective of its protesters—especially when they’re being tried on trumped-up charges. Donald Trump’s federal prosecutor ...

Pentagon confirms that 2,000 California National Guard members are being withdrawn from the mission to protect federal ...

Still, the protests, which were highly concentrated in a few blocks downtown, have occasionally gotten tense, with officials deploying tear gas, flash bang grenades, horses and rubber bullets ...

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They chanted “Chinga la Migra” and “Fuera ICE,” and by the evening, the agents were kicked out of the hotel. Since then, protesters have continued rallying together outside hotels every night.

It isn't clear yet how so many Waymo vehicles went up in flames in Los Angeles over the weekend, but speculation abounds across the internet.