Protests over the Trump administration’s immigration policies have intensified, spreading from Los Angeles to dozens of cities across the United States. Police in downtown Los Angeles enforced a curfew on Tuesday evening, arresting demonstrators who defied the order.
The demonstrations began in Los Angeles but quickly expanded nationwide as people voiced their opposition to the immigration crackdown. Protesters are calling for an end to policies they say are separating families and violating human rights.
Local media reports indicate that cities such as New York, Chicago, and San Francisco have also seen large gatherings. Social media has been flooded with images and videos of peaceful marches, as well as clashes between protesters and law enforcement.
Authorities in several cities have responded by imposing curfews and increasing police presence. Despite these measures, organizers vow to continue their protests until their voices are heard.
