BBC News
Juan and some friends gathered in a trail parking lot near Los Angeles in a demonstration of US President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration.
In general, their gatherings include dozens of workers, and many of them are not documented immigrants and are looking for work from shoppers or contractors.
But on Sunday, only two small pickups can help you work on the roof, repair or paint outside the Home Depot point in the suburbs of Paramount.
One day after the store became the center of immigration demonstrations, it was triggered by rumors that workers were rounded and arrested.
Many people living in the community said they saw immigration vehicles in the BBC A region.
It caused immediate fear and panic. Then, a report on the air raids and arrests of weekly workers came from Home Depot, where many non -documented immigrants from all over the United States are looking for jobs.
In most cities of this Hispanic, protests exploded, and rock and fossil cocktails were thrown violently. The authorities conquered the crowd using pepper sprays, rubber bullets and smoke bombs.
But paramount protests seem to be out of the wrong information.
According to the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), dozens of immigrants were detained by the authorities elsewhere in the region, whereas rumors in the store were wrong information.
DHS told the BBC, “Despite false reports, Los Angeles had no ice attacks.”
Juan leaned on the bed of a small toyota pickup with his two friends, “No one knows what happened. Everyone is afraid.”
Paramount’s anxiety has become a catalyst for the federal authorities described in the riots of the Los Angeles region when the car set was burned and the business was plundered.
Saturday, President Donald Trump used his authority to call the California Defense Forces to call the California Defense Forces, which was generally determined by the governor as the governor decided when the second day of the protest caught the city.
As the protests were held for three days on Sunday, the armed army army guarded the Gate Business Park across the street from the hardware store.
They parked Humbi to block the area, and protesters insulted and shook Mexican flags and banners.
“You are not welcome here!” A man with Los Angeles Angeles Ball Cap shouted to other protesters with a spray paint with other protesters.
DHS said that the guard area is one of the offices in the BBC, and the authorities said that “staging areas and riots are found.”
The agency told the BBC that it had arrested 118 illegal immigrants this week in Los Angeles.
The agency said that some of these immigrants have previous crimes, including drug trafficking, assault and robbery.
Trump prepared an air force in Morris Town, New Jersey on Sunday, and told reporters that there were “violent people” in Los Angeles.
Dora Sanchez was still distrusted with the shocking images that changed her city the night before.
She gathered with other people in the community of Chapel of Change Church, less than a block at the center of the protest on Sunday.
She and others in the church talked about how this Hispanic community was activated over the years, and became a close community where neighbors knew each other and carefully.
The protests felt like a “destruction point” of the immigrant community, she pointed out.
Los Angeles is one of the largest minority cities in the United States.
Hispanic not only occupies a greater share of the population than other national backgrounds, but also immigrants, especially immigrants from southern Mexico, are the core part of history and culture.
The city is proud of its position as a sanctuary city, which means that it does not cooperate with the federal immigration execution.
Some people said that the Republican administration felt the bubble ring tension that seemed to explode when the Republican administration aimed at the uncompromising immigrants of Los Angeles.
Maria Gutierrez, protest in Paramount, said, “It was time to get up.” “These are my people.”
She was born in Mexico, but she lived since she was a girl.
She says that there is an illegal family in the United States, like many people.
“This is LA,” she said. “It reaches all of us.
“Everyone knows a family or a document.”
