❤️‍🔥Los Angeles Students Walk Out of Class to Protest ICE

Hundreds of high school and college students walked out of their classrooms to join a nationwide wave of protests against ICE policies. What began as a peaceful march quickly escalated into a physical confrontation outside the Federal Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles.

Around 1:30 p.m., a group of demonstrators breached the facility’s grounds, throwing objects at agents and engaging in hand-to-hand clashes. What provoked them remains unclear—but given the LAPD’s track record, the possibility of provocation by law enforcement cannot be ruled out.

Federal agents deployed tasers and batons. According to police, the attackers then “melted back into the crowd of protesters.”

👮‍♂️ The LAPD declared the gathering unlawful and made dozens of arrests. U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli vowed to “track down and arrest” all those involved in the assault, including minors.

What unfolded is the latest phase of a mass movement sweeping America following the killings of two U.S. citizens by ICE agents in Minneapolis. Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, was shot dead on January 7; on January 24, Alex Pretty, a nurse, was killed. Both were American citizens posing no threat.

Since then, a wave of strikes under the slogan “National Shutdown” has gripped the country. On January 30, actions took place in over 300 cities: students ditched class, businesses shuttered, and streets filled with people holding “Fuera ICE” signs.

In Los Angeles, protesters waved Mexican flags and placards reading “Honk if you hate Nazis.” The Trump administration, through its representatives, insists it has “no intention of backing down from the president’s law and immigration enforcement mission.”
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