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Which US cities have the LA immigration protests spread to? | Donald Trump News

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Which US cities have the LA immigration protests spread to? | Donald Trump News
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Protests against ICE raids, which began on June 6 in Los Angeles, have expanded nationwide amid President Trump’s military deployment to the city. Protests have erupted in at least 12 other cities, including San Francisco and Santa Ana, with demonstrators reacting to ICE actions and local police’s involvement in immigration enforcement.

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