In the United States, a new wave of mass protests erupted over the deaths of two individuals in Minnesota during operations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The demonstrations unfolded in several major cities, including New York, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and Texas.
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According to American media reports, the protests were sparked by January incidents in Minneapolis, where two individuals died as a result of actions by federal agents. These events sparked widespread public discussion about the methods employed by immigration authorities.
In Minneapolis, protesters gathered near the federal building, where demonstrations have been held regularly in recent weeks. After the rallies, the crowd marched toward a secured area. Some demonstrators left the scene after police warned of potential arrests for blocking roads.
In Los Angeles, people gathered outside city hall before marching to a federal complex housing a migrant detention center. Police reported the use of riot control equipment, including tear gas, and made several arrests. Authorities also noted that some participants threw objects at officers.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urged protesters to maintain a peaceful tone, emphasizing that violence only complicates the situation. Meanwhile, Congresswoman Maxine Waters addressed the gathering, asserting the right of citizens to express their views.
Protests were also reported in other cities across the country, with heightened security measures and occasional confrontations with law enforcement. Many events were organized and peaceful.