Immigration raids in LA expand despite protests with tears and flashes Los Angeles star-news.press/wp

American immigration authorities expanded on Saturday in the Los Angeles area on Saturday, a Saturday protest in federal custody and a police response involving tears, flashes and arrest union leaders.

The border patrol staff in the riot and gas masks stood outside the Industrial Park in the city of Paragra, as a conspiracy and protesters collected on the media and excesses, and some were mixed in the authorities.

“Ice from the most important. See you for what it is,” the woman has been announced through the megaphone. “You are not here are welcome.”

One hand sign said, “No human being is illegal.”

Bulevar was closed for traffic as American customs and border protection circulating through the area. Representatives of immigration and customs applications (ICE) have not immediately answered inquiries by e-mail on activities for the implementation of the weekend.

Arrests from immigration authorities in Los Angeles come as Donald Trump and his administration to meet promises to perform mass deportations across the country.

On Friday, they arrested more than 40 people because they executed multi-location search orders, including outside the warehouse of clothes in which the tense scene took place as a crowd that was trying to block the agents from driving.

The Mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, said the activity was intended to “meet terror” in the second largest city of nation.

In the Saturday statement, the director of the Leda Todd Lyons did not have a bass for the response to the protests.

“The mayor was bassed by the lateral side of chaos and lawlessness for law enforcement,” Lyons said in the statement. “Do not make a mistake, the LED will continue to implement the immigration law of our people and arrest criminal illegal aliens.”

The protesters gathered Friday night outside the Federal Detention Center in Los Angeles in which lawyers said they were arrested, singing: “Set them up for free, let them stay!”

Other protesters held the signs that said “Ice from LA!” and ice spots and shouting from megaphone. Some are fixed graffiti on the facade of the building.

Federal agents performed search orders in three locations, including Los Angeles Fashion District, after the judge was found, there was an employer to use fictitious documents for some of their workers and the US Prosecution.

Proponents for immigrant rights say that people are detained on Friday Immigration Authorities outside household warehouses and donuts.