Anti-ICE Protests Persist Across Multiple U.S. Cities With Hundreds Arrested

Protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions and President Trump's immigration policies have persisted across multiple cities in the U.S., with several demonstrations turning chaotic and resulting in arrests. In Southern California, anti-ICE protests have continued for over a week, with police declaring unlawful assemblies and making arrests during nighttime gatherings near Angel Stadium in Anaheim. In Tucson, a protest initially peaceful escalated into vandalism and confrontations with private security guards near an ICE building, leading to the arrest of three individuals. National City saw a protest of about 150 people against President Trump's deportation efforts, where police arrested three people on charges including felony vandalism and public intoxication. Meanwhile, reports from New York City reveal harsh ICE arrest tactics at 26 Federal Plaza, where immigrants face prolonged detainment in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, sparking concerns among attorneys and advocates. These events underscore heightened tensions and anxiety in immigrant communities nationwide amid intensified federal immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.