Protesters confront immigration agents, deputies during raid in Los Angeles County

The American immigration and customs application made a raid in Paramount on Saturday morning, a day after federal agents entered several locations throughout Los Angeles.

Large groups of demonstrators rapidly gathered near the raid sites on Friday and Saturday.

Los Angeles Sharif Province Department certain At approximately 11 am on Saturday, deputies were sent to a 6400 block from Alondra Street in Paramount on reports of a large group of traffic ban.

“With the arrival of the deputies, it appears that federal law enforcement officers were in the region, and that the members of the public were gathering to protest,” Lasad said. “The Ministry of Sharif has not participated in any federal law enforcement operations or procedures and only responded to the traffic management and combating crowd.”

US lawyer Bill Essly I mentioned on social media Federal law enforcement is “proceeding as planned at the end of this week in Los Angeles” and advised to arrest anyone trying to interfere in his enforcement and prosecution.

Early on Saturday afternoon, the director of the US Department of Internal Security, Christie Nom A similar warning.

“A message to La Rioters: You will not prevent us or slow us down. ICE will continue to apply the law. If you put your hand on the law enforcement officer, you will be tried to the maximum law.”

The protests in the area continued for hours with demonstrators throwing projectiles and lighting a metastatic platform in the middle of the road. LASD deputies were trying to control some crowds such as the air units that revolve around them.

The Ministry of Sharif does not participate in any act enforcement activity, because these operations are the responsibility of federal law enforcement agencies. LASD does not impose civil immigration laws.

This is a developing story. Stay with KTLA for updates.