More Than 20 Arrests Made At ICE Protest Inside Trump Tower
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A protest at Trump Tower in New York City led to the arrest of over 20 demonstrators advocating for the release of inmates from a controversial El Salvador prison. The protest, which halted activity in the building's lobby, featured chants from protesters and followed a prior demonstration in Lower Manhattan where dozens were also arrested. This activity coincides with the Trump administration's deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid rising tensions related to ICE raids and widespread clashes between protesters and law enforcement, showcasing a growing anti-ICE sentiment across the country.
The protesters took over the lobby of Trump Tower, demanding the release of inmates from an El Salvador prison, chanting, "Bring them back! Bring them home!".
The protest occurred one day after another ICE demonstration in Lower Manhattan resulting in numerous arrests, reflecting escalating tensions around immigration enforcement.
With the Trump administration sending National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid clashing protests, the nationwide movement against ICE continues to intensify.
Plans for a separate protest were also announced for 26 Federal Plaza, indicating ongoing unrest and organized resistance against ICE policies.
Read at New York City, NY Patch
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