As anti -immigrants and customs protests continue in Los Angeles, dozens of Federal ICE agents near Dodger Stadium were seen on Thursday, but they were denied entry to the famous stadium.
The agents were seen dresses with tactical equipment and gathered in the street that leads to the stadium.
The official social media account of Los Angeles Dodgers led to X on Thursday, saying that agents were not allowed to enter the stadium land.
Dozens of federal ice agents were seen near the Dodger Stadium in what seemed to be a staging area, on June 19, 2025, in Los Angeles.
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“This morning, the ice agents arrived at Dodger Stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. The organization denied the entrance to the land. Tonight’s game will be played as scheduled,” the organization said.
The National Security Department responded in X, saying that the appearance of officers in the stadium “had nothing to do with the Dodgers.”
“The CBP vehicles were in the stadium parking very briefly, not related to any operation or application,” said DHS.
People protest outside the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, June 19, 2025.
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A small group of protesters was also seen near the stadium on Thursday while the demonstrations in the city continue, which began on June 6.
The Dodgers organization has faced growing criticisms of protesters not to mention immigration raids that have been carried out in the city.
“The largest economic engine in this area is silent! Press, pointing out the Dodger stadium behind him.
The demonstration occurs after the reports of a series of ice raids in Los Angeles on Thursday, including an out of a close home in Sunset Boulevard.
The protesters are swollen by a row of police outside the Dodger stadium in Los Angeles, on June 19, 2025.
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The workers of District 1 of the Council of the City of Los Angeles alerted the Los Angeles Police Department about the staging of the ice near the Dodger stadium, local officials said to the ABC News Los Angeles Kabc-TV station.
Then, the Police Department notified the Dodgers organization, which allegedly told ICE agents to leave the property, according to Kabc; However, a small group of federal agents was still in the place shortly after 11 am
The protesters are swollen by a row of police outside the Dodger stadium in Los Angeles, on June 19, 2025.
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This occurs when President Donald Trump has recently instructed ICE officers to do “everything in their possession” to supervise the largest mass deportation program in history.
“To achieve this, we must expand efforts to stop and deport illegal foreigners in the largest cities in the United States, such as Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, where millions of illegal foreigners reside,” Trump wrote in a long publication on social networks during the weekend.
ICE has made more than 66,000 arrests in the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, according to the Federal Agency.
