The man, whose last known address was in Hemet, will face up to 5 years in federal prison at his sentencing, prosecutors said.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The Los Angeles City Council is considering whether to support a bill that would ban surveillance drones. The bill was introduced after the Department of Homeland Security deployed a drone over the city during recent protests against immigration raids. Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Los Angeles, introduced the legislation.

A number of journalists covering the protests against the recent immigrations sweeps have been shot with rubber bullets and hit with police batons.

Advocacy groups recently led a 24-hour “community stoppage” in support of immigrants who have been detained by ICE.

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LOS ANGELES — Three months after aggressive immigration raids began in Southern California, everyday life has shifted. Masked agents pull up, and neighbors mount quick protests. Priests bring Communion to homes. Children log on to class instead of walking to school. Still, people step out — the rent is due. Work doesn’t pause.

SEIU 721 and other labor groups rallied in MacArthur Park and elsewhere in Los Angeles throughout the day on Tuesday.

A federal grand jury has indicted two Southern California residents on charges that they allegedly assaulted federal officers during an anti-immigration enforcement protest last month outside a federal building in downtown Los Angeles,

President Donald Trump sent the National Guard in to quell largely peaceful protests in Los Angeles in June. It was the busiest protest month since 2020.

Local organizations across the Los Angeles area are calling for boycotts and a "day of action" on Tuesday to protest the immigration raids that have taken place in the region. A coalition of organizations,

President Donald Trump is hoping to replicate his law enforcement efforts in Los Angeles and Washington, DC, in cities across the country, with the administration making moves to once again use the US military for its anti-crime agenda.

Attorneys for Mario Guevara asked the judge during a hearing to order his immediate release from an immigration detention center in southeast Georgia.