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<span>The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Central Division on Sunday afternoon declared an "unlawful assembly," ordering all demonstrators who were protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in Los Angeles, to leave. Many fired off rounds of crowd-control munitions after the declaration.</span>

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) Central Division on Sunday afternoon declared an "unlawful assembly," ordering all demonstrators who were protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in Los Angeles, to leave. Many fired off rounds of crowd-control munitions after the declaration.

<span>The third day of protests featured thousands of protestors taking to the streets — some blocking a major freeway — in addition to the arrival of National Guard troops, who were ordered there by Pres. Donald Trump, and the burning of several self-driving cars by protestors.</span>

The third day of protests featured thousands of protestors taking to the streets — some blocking a major freeway — in addition to the arrival of National Guard troops, who were ordered there by Pres. Donald Trump, and the burning of several self-driving cars by protestors.

<span>The protests began Friday after ICE agents arrested more than 100 immigrants in LA's fashion district, in a Home Depot parking lot, and other locations. The protests spread beyond downtown Saturday, with some protesters descending on a Department of Homeland Security staging area.</span>

The protests began Friday after ICE agents arrested more than 100 immigrants in LA's fashion district, in a Home Depot parking lot, and other locations. The protests spread beyond downtown Saturday, with some protesters descending on a Department of Homeland Security staging area.

<span>LA Protests: National Guard Arrives, Homan Vows to Continue Immigration Enforcement</span>

LA Protests: National Guard Arrives, Homan Vows to Continue Immigration Enforcement

LA Protests: National Guard Arrives, Homan Vows to Continue Immigration Enforcement

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