La Mayor Crew was arrested for more than 20 as anti-ice protests

Anti-ice protests in Los Angeles, La Mayor Karen Bass continued Thursday, on Thursday, about 8 pm, until 6 pm, and immigration and customs execution operations in the south continue.

At the end of Thursday evening, LAPD received a bus load as a “peaceful protest” of more than 20 protesters.

Protests in LA exploded the weekend, causes it Los Angeles Security Directorate To declare “illegal mounting” on Sunday night.

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Several protesters were arrested in Los Angeles after the curfew took the effect. (Louis Casiano Fox News Digital

“LAPD’s central section of the LAPD in the city center and the city center should notify the territories of cities, enterprises and the city and visit the city and visit visitors.

Bass said he would extend the curfew at a press conference on Thursday, and this was helped to reduce clashes between law enforcement agencies and protesters.

Protests in LA led to the Los Angeles Security Directorate to announce Sunday night to the Los Angeles Security Directorate. (Louis Casiano Fox News Digital

“We must be a curfew in the city because we want to make sure that the city’s neighborhood in the city and all other neighborhoods are safe,” he said. “But I want to be very clear, we want to be peace in our city. We need to stop the peace, raids to start in Washington.”

The last time the starting day during As a peaceful protest The streets burning flags, burning police vehicles and continued to grow with riotes approaching the destruction of the property.

Several protests in Los Angeles on Thursday. (Louis Casiano Fox News Digital

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“An illegal parliament was declared for the Los Angeles region,” Lapd said.

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Since then, more than 2,000 National Guards Placed in LA, to fight protests to continue on the weekend.

Los Angeles residents can begin to see the marine pedestrians in the region as soon as possible with protection operations with the National Guard to start Friday.

Fox News’ Louis Casiano and Peter d’Abrossca contributed to this report.