Pornography continued to worry about the weekend, in the week of the southern country of California.
Armed agencies, combined with scasses and compulsory agents from Saturday afternoon meetings in Swing in Santa Fe Springs hours before the concert is before the concert is before the concert is before the concert.
The agents arrived in Santa Fe Spring Squp gather about 3:30 PM, according to Oyowicies Howeue refundez, you strike the armed agents and break their cars and enter the area.
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“There were 50 to 80 agents, Revendez said.
A concert with music such as Los Cadetes de lines, Los Dinamicos del Norte Nela Nela Nela Nela Rebelian’s at 5:30 PM but high-quality witnesses.
Revendez said the agencies left them 4:30 PM Omar Benjamin Zaldivar, also recorded agents, said the crowd of people. “
Zaldivar said: “If you look in Spanish in any way, they just took it,” Kaldivar said.
The number of people was swept from attack remains unclear.
Shortly after attacking, exchange officials postpone the concert.
“Later we will provide details,” said Instagram Post.
Change to submit officers who did not immediately respond to the requestation request.
17-acre Outdedoor HUB began in 1965. It is known as the hot area of Música Mexicana, Santa Fe Spring Spring Hellow Abomk aborts concert after concent all over the weekend. Other popular Latino meetings change in Los Angeles appeared in the same way between continuous snow attack.
Whitting Swap Swap Hani is vaguated last week to prepare for possible attack.
The Whittier Police Department did not immediately respond to the request for comment.
The conflicts felt and about a large football game on Saturday evening the Sofi Stadium evening.
Deleting Mexican flags and symptoms criticizing Prop President Trump, about 300
Protesters marched on Saturday in Inglowood, with Intuit Dome in the background.
(Luke John Johnson / Los Angeles Times)
Esmeralda Sanchez, who did not attend the game, said he arrived to support family members and friends in the country.
Sanchez said: “We are the word of our parents and the old generation who cannot be this today,” says Sanchez.
The parking process outside the housing stadium heard, and some fans made Carne Asa on portable grills and other mexican flags.
Emilio Esfrada and Ashley Ruiz from Bakersfield fled a picture in front of the lake by the stadium, saying their parents were worried about their visit to
“My mother kept calling me as we walked down,” said Estrada.
Jesse Murillillo County said the visit of the game to support the Mexican national team felt a clear symbol of protest against the Unity.
“We are not afraid to go out here and show our colors,” he said. “No matter what, our people ever find a way to be here.”
Fans arrive early inside of Sofi Stadium before the Constacaf Gold Cup Gold-Standap game between Mexico and the Remenican Republic.
(Wally Salij / Associated Press)
His friend Richard Barrare said many people were afraid because such details, as well as improper equipment, full of social media.
“Many people live in fear and that seems incorrect, because you see online and turn into the ice,” Barrera said.
On the other side of the street, Inglowood and Native Gomez said he was afraid of going tremendous protests because of the attacks of immigration.
He said: “I have been trying more wisdom, be careful,” he said. “I don’t have to be here, but I’m – because deep in the bottom of the heart is the thing that’s what I tell me is wrong and I need to get up.”
Taqueros, Fratheteo And some street traders pour down Los Angeles roads between full distribution, fearing their arrest and deportation.
But Nonprofit based on Koretown began to introduce fundraiser to the lost offset, offers to cover the rent, resources and other services – and allows merchants to stay home.
“The reason for those there, or is very dangerous for their current safety” that the rent is high, “said Andrerena Kniss, a long-term planner in Kowwe.
“We met and said, ‘Every day we can block them on the streets of a safe day.'”
Ktown for all sourcing contributions, with account information sent to Instagram, and then broadcasts them in street traders to cover 30 days to rent and debt. According to Kniss, they climbed more than $ 50,000 last week.
Since 2018, the amount of all of them focuses on its efforts to support the Koretown and distributing resources such as water, blankets, cleaning clothes and food prepared. When feeding these Demographic, Ktown members for all built-in dealers.
Many street traders, often was the common idea in the Southern California, they stayed at home for fear of immigration agencies.
(Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)
In times of economic hardships such as the rainy season or emergency as the Fire, Nonprofit has introduced the “Determined Shopping Maintenance. What to get you out of the street? ”
Many sellers are simply paid without getting food. “We are on the street traders,” One one calole told you all to all and his name was banned for preservation.
“We are afraid to go out, and everything we want to work for our families.”
“There is a lot to hide without financial support right now,” Kniss said. “It’s really crazy that you have to choose [between] to pay your bills or the blade. “
With kniss, cause itself. He grew up in the family of immigrants and farms on the medium coast, and became a US citizen for five years.
“He was one of those formerly feared families, seeing how our vendors living on the streets were truly beating my heart,” he said.
Non-profit Settings of Revenue “to purchase the seller” until the snow leaves Los Angeles or until the money runs, and regularly finds new street traders to support using its network.
Access to the program already grows more than Koretown, helps a chem Echo Park, a hot dog seller in the city Here and beyond. The answer from public, Kniss said, is amazing.
He trusts other Mutual Aid’s help agencies “to copy”.
“I thought that the extreme fear of my family was separated from me as a little boy was just stubborn,” one other seller wrote to your all.
“But now this handle [has] Renewing those similar fears and has threatened very true, kind and hardworking immigrants I know of the rest of my life. “
