Visual timeline shows how the Los Angeles ICE protests unfolded

Clashes between federal brokers and protesters in Los Angeles escalated Sunday because the demonstrations in opposition to immigration detention operations stretched into their third day and Nationwide Guard troops started arriving within the metropolis beneath orders from President Trump. This is a timeline of how the protests unfolded in a number of places round L.A.

Notice: All instances under are in Pacific time.

Friday, June 6

Friday afternoonImmigration raids in Los Angeles on Friday sparked protests at a number of places the place federal brokers had been making arrests. Within the Trend District close to downtown Los Angeles, video confirmed a crowd gathering exterior a clothes warehouse focused within the raids, and protesters clashing with regulation enforcement as they tried to dam a white regulation enforcement van.

3:23 p.m.Mayor Karen Bass posted on X after 3 p.m. condemning federal immigration enforcement actions in Los Angeles, saying, “we is not going to stand for this.”

Round 6 p.m.Later, in downtown Los Angeles, demonstrators clashed with Division of Homeland Safety officers on the Edward R. Roybal Federal Constructing and United States Courthouse. This was the place officers allegedly took some migrants who had been detained in the course of the raids. Video from the scene exhibits protesters vandalizing the surface of the constructing and clashing with federal regulation enforcement at round 6:30 p.m.

Round 6:30 p.m.The Los Angeles Police Division stated it responded to a request for help from federal authorities at round 6:30 p.m. and arrived on the scene inside 55 minutes. The division stated its response time was impacted by “vital visitors congestion, the presence of demonstrators, and, notably, by the truth that federal brokers had deployed irritants into the gang previous to LAPD’s arrival.” 

Later, the Division of Homeland Safety claimed the LAPD took two hours to reply. A federal regulation enforcement official informed CBS Information that ICE requested help from LAPD a number of instances over the course of Friday night time and that it took greater than two hours to honor that request. Nonetheless, a senior metropolis official in L.A. disputed that timeline, telling CBS Information that it took LAPD 55 minutes to reply, not two hours.

The LAPD posted on X at 7 p.m. that it had declared an “illegal meeting,” ordering protesters to depart the world and giving them 5 minutes to conform. By 8 p.m., video exhibits LAPD officers had blocked the gang’s path to the detention middle. Police stated some protesters had thrown giant items of concrete. CBS Information Los Angeles reporters witnessed officers firing non-lethal foam projectiles and bean bag rounds in response.

Saturday, June 7

Saturday morningFootage posted to social media at round 9:45 a.m. confirmed federal regulation enforcement officers exterior a House Depot in Paramount, a metropolis south of Los Angeles, fueling rumors of an imminent raid. Tricia McLaughlin, a spokesperson for the Division of Homeland Safety, stated in a press release that there was no ICE “raid” on Saturday in Paramount, however as an alternative the brokers had been staging at an workplace. 

Round 11 a.m.The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division stated it responded to a name about a big crowd blocking visitors within the space.

Saturday afternoonTensions escalated on Saturday afternoon. At round 4 p.m., the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division declared the demonstration in Paramount an illegal meeting, warning protesters to depart. The protests unfold to the close by metropolis of Compton.

5:13 p.m.Gov. Gavin Newsom posted to X saying the “federal authorities is shifting to take over the California Nationwide Guard and deploy 2,000 troopers. That transfer is purposefully inflammatory and can solely escalate tensions.”

Round 6 p.m.President Trump signed a memo ordering the deployment of a minimum of 2,000 Nationwide Guard troops to Los Angeles County. The vast majority of the troopers would come from the California Nationwide Guard, a Protection Division official informed CBS Information.

7:06 p.m.Secretary of Protection Pete Hegseth posted on X that the Nationwide Guard was being mobilized instantly, and that if the violence continued, he would additionally mobilize energetic obligation Marines from Camp Pendleton in San Diego County. He stated the Marines had been on “excessive alert.”

Saturday nightThe protests continued into Saturday night time. The Los Angeles Police Division later posted on X that they’d declared a protest at Alameda and Temple Streets an illegal meeting, warning demonstrators they could possibly be arrested in the event that they remained within the space.

Sunday, June 8

Sunday morningNational Guard troops arrived in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, following President Trump’s order. The U.S. army’s Northern Command confirmed to CBS Information that 300 Nationwide Guard troops had been within the Los Angeles space on Sunday, particularly in Paramount, Compton and the downtown space. Images posted simply after 8 am on Sunday morning by the U.S. Northern Command exhibits troops from the California Nationwide Guard’s 79th Infantry Brigade Fight Workforce in Los Angeles.

Round 3 p.m.CBS Information Los Angeles reporters on the bottom stated demonstrations remained peaceable by means of Sunday morning and early afternoon. That modified round 3 p.m., when a big crowd marched from the steps of Metropolis Corridor to the close by federal constructing, the place the Metropolitan Detention Heart is situated. Protesters confronted a line of federal brokers stationed exterior. 

The Los Angeles Police Division issued a citywide Tactical Alert. By 3:30 pm, the LAPD’s Central Division posted on X {that a} dispersal order was issued and arrests had been being made.

Round 3:30 p.m.Gov. Newsom formally requested the Trump administration to rescind the Nationwide Guard deployment order, posting on X, “It is a severe breach of state sovereignty — inflaming tensions whereas pulling sources from the place they’re really wanted.” 

Round 4 p.m.Protesters entered the 101 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, blocking lanes and the Aliso Road off-ramp as others watched from a close-by overpass.

The California Freeway Patrol shut down the freeway and deployed dozens of officers, who cleared southbound lanes and pushed demonstrators again. A number of folks had been detained, and officers deployed smoke canisters. The gang was utterly moved from the highway by 5 p.m. and moved into the Civic Heart. 

Round 6 p.m.An officer hit Australian journalist Lauren Tomasi with a rubber bullet exterior the Metropolitan Detention Heart. In a press release, 9News stated Tomasi and her digital camera operator had been protected and would proceed their protection.