Hundreds of Los Angeles students participated in immigration protests; the police said that the city hall was destroyed

The large -scale demonstration of President Trump’s suppression of immigrants continued on the third day in the center of Los Angeles. Hundreds of students went out on Tuesday to participate in the parade. An adult protest was arrested for felony.

The protests began in the morning and continued to grow throughout the afternoon. The crowd waved the banner on the banner of Mexico and other Latin American countries, and waved the banner against Trump. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, a man participating in a demonstration was arrested for suspected damage to several buildings and a Waymo.

According to LAPD, a decentralized order was announced at the Los Angeles City Hall at 3:36 pm. Since then, some reports have reported that students throw rocks and bottles at the officers.

Police CMDR: “Anyone who violates the order will be arrested.” Lillian Carranza said in a statement. “Officials and supervisors at the scene will ensure that people who are cited or reservations violate the law.”

The slogan including “F-Trump”, “F-Ice” and a Spanish phrase, which is generally translated as “F-Border Patrol/Ice/Ice”, was sprayed on the city hall and surrounding buildings.

The U.S. Museum in Los Angeles reported that it was destroyed during the parade.

The spokesman for the museum said in a statement: “Destroyed the ‘viva la raza’,” F-Ice ‘and’ F TRUMP ‘in the whole building. “” Sadly, this is not the first time that the museum is the first time Facing the destruction of March, maintenance is usually very expensive for non -profit -making museums.

The protests began on Sunday. Thousands of urban rally closed part of the No. 101 highway.

On Monday, the parade continued. At that time, many students skipped the class and the company was closed. This was part of the national protests called “one day without immigration”. According to data in the region, the Los Angeles unified school district’s attendance rate was 66 %, while the entire year was 93 %.

Nicole Fefferman, educator at the University of California Los Angeles Labor Center, taught a lesson at the Garfield High School on Tuesday. At that time, a large number of students walked out of the campus and hundreds of hundreds of LAUSD campuses from other LAUSD campuses. Students, including Marshall High School and Miguel Contreras, learn her, saying that it is complicated to express her voice in the protests.

Calfield students also covered the walls of the campus with chalk information, such as “immigrants make the United States great again”, “Mexicans make the world successful”, “I am doing this for my father” and “brown n pride “” “.

Nathan, a senior student of Garfield, told Boyle Heights to defeat that he participated in the protests on Tuesday to shout loudly to the Latin community and show the Latin Americans to the country.

He told the news website: “We are often neglected or judged fairly, but in fact, we can help build this country in many ways through hard work, culture and dedication.” In the United States need us if we go, even in a short period of time, people will see our influence. “

Since his tenure, Trump has vowed to carry out the largest deportation efforts in American history and announce the emergency situation of the country at the southern border, where the troops are deployed.

He issued an administrative order in order to limit the legal channels to enter the United States, strengthen the blockade of blocking the US-Mexico border, and promote the scanning to encircle and expel people who have not been authorized in the United States. Some orders are challenged in court.

In the United States, it is estimated that 11 million to 15 million immigration immigrants include more than 2 million in California.