Southern California protests against government deportation of illegal immigrants

On the 14th local time, the immigrant community in Southern California continued to protest against the arrests by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Los Angeles for demonstrations and criticized the Trump administration. Local law enforcement agencies insisted that they would not intervene. The action was announced by Trump on Twitter, but protests continued afterwards. He gave Congress two weeks to propose immigration reforms and find solutions to border immigration issues, delaying it for two weeks. Trump said: “We will focus on foreign criminals because they do not abide by the rule of law in the United States.” Immigration advocacy groups are very angry and believe that the Trump administration has caused community unrest. Although this time it targets criminals, others are often arrested in such actions. If the ICE appears in a private home, people can refuse to open the door as long as they do not have an arrest warrant, and Los Angeles County will do its best to ensure that no children will be abandoned or isolated because of the arrest of undocumented parents. Everyone deserves respect. About 100 demonstrators participated in the march to protest the poor environment of the detention center and oppose the nationwide search for illegal immigrants by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that day.