Anti-ICE protests have swept across the United States, as demonstrators mobilize nationwide to challenge immigration enforcement by ICE.
In Los Angeles, protests entered their fifth consecutive day on June 10, with at least 225 people arrested on a single night—marking a significant escalation in the city’s standoff between activists and law enforcement.
From Seattle and Austin to Chicago and Washington, D.C., solidarity marches have popped up across major cities. While many demonstrations remained peaceful, Chicago saw scuffles and physical altercations break out during local marches.
The nationwide wave of demonstrations highlights a surge in grassroots engagement on immigration and law enforcement issues, fueled by social media and community networks.
As protests continue, all eyes are on how authorities will balance public safety with demands for policy reform—and whether this movement will reshape the national conversation on immigration enforcement.
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