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Protesters rally at stadium after Dodgers say they denied ICE agents entry
Dozens of protesters gathered outside Dodger Stadium on Thursday (June 19), after the Los Angeles Dodgers said they had denied access to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents who attempted to enter the stadium’s parking lot.
Readers of the L.A. Times give their thoughts on ICE at Dodger Stadium, and the team's response, to the sale of the Lakers ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers said they refused entry to the federal immigration agency, but the Department of Homeland Security ...
Tensions over immigration policy reach a flashpoint at Dodger Stadium on June 19, as federal agents—believed to be from ICE ...
"False," the agency said in a response to a Tweet from the Dodger's social media saying agents were stopped at the parking ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers organization said Thursday that it asked U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...
U.S. immigration agents were denied entry to Dodger Stadium parking lots. Will ICE try to access other stadiums such as Chase ...
The Dodgers issued a statement saying the organization denied access to ICE. The team is expected to make an announcement ...
ICE agents requested, and were denied, access to the Los Angeles Dodgers stadium's parking lots, the team said in a statement on Thursday afternoon.
In the hours leading up to the game, there were fans around Dodger Stadium with megaphones and others chanting "ICE out of L.A." Kiké Hernández has been only Dodgers player to speak out One ...
Sporadic immigration raids in California continued including at at least two Home Depot stores. ICE agents were also spotted ...
With some fans perhaps wary of attending the scheduled 7 p.m. game between the Dodgers and San Diego Padres, it makes sense ...
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