STORY: Arrested anti-ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) protesters in Los Angeles were herded into police buses after having their particulars taken down on Wednesday (June 11), as a curfew kicked in for the downtown area.

The sixth day of protests have been largely peaceful but was occasionally punctuated by violence.

The protests first broke out last Friday (June 6) in response to a series of immigration raids by the Trump Administration, which has also called in the National Guard and U.S. Marines to help protect federal property and personnel.

State and local leaders dispute the call, saying U.S. President Donald Trump has only escalated tensions with an unnecessary and illegal deployment of federal troops, while Democrats nationally have condemned his action as authoritarian.

Trump is carrying out a campaign promise to deport immigrants, employing forceful tactics consistent with the norm-breaking political style that got him elected twice.

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VIDEO SHOWS: POLICE LINES / LAPD BUSES / ARRESTED PROTESTERS ESCORTED TO WAITING AREA / POLICE TAKING DOWN PARTICULARS / PROTESTERS BOARDING BUS

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SHOWS: LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES (JUNE 11, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all)

1. POLICE OFFICERS BLOCKING OFF STREET

2. POLICE OFFICERS ON HORSEBACK

3. POLICE BUSES PARKED ON ROADSIDE

4. VARIOUS OF ARRESTED PROTESTERS ESCORTED TO WAITING AREA

5. VARIOUS OF POLICE FORMING PERIMETER AROUND ARRESTED PROTESTERS

6. VARIOUS OF POLICE TAKING DOWN PARTICULARS OF ARRESTED PROTESTERS

7. ROW OF POLICE AND ARRESTED PROTESTERS

8. ARRESTED PROTESTER BOARDING POLICE BUS

9. ARRESTED PROTESTERS SEEN SEATED IN POLICE BUS