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Police declare ‘illegal meeting’ at downtown L.A. protest
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Police declare ‘illegal meeting’ at downtown L.A. protest

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Last updated: October 19, 2025 7:53 am
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Police on Saturday night declared an illegal meeting and issued a dispersal order for a small portion of downtown Los Angeles subsequent to the Metropolitan Detention Heart the place demonstrators from “No Kings Day” protests had converged.

Tense standoffs occurred between police and the group within the space of Alameda Avenue and Aliso Avenue, with demonstrators accusing legislation enforcement of escalating tensions amid the carryover from peaceable daytime rallies.

“A dispersal order for the world of Alameda between Aliso and Temple has been ordered … All individuals within the space of Alameda and Aliso/Business should depart the world,” the LAPD posted on social media at 6:55 p.m. “All individuals within the space have quarter-hour to conform. In the event you stay within the space you might be topic to arrest or different police motion.”

The day’s protests, which drew throngs of crowds in Southern California and throughout the nation, made pointed critiques of President Trump’s actions on transgender rights, overseas coverage, the federal authorities shutdown, college funding and different issues. Protesters additionally took on the the the White Home’s push to deport immigrants with out authorized authorization to be within the U.S. by endeavor raids in U.S. cities together with Los Angeles. The Metropolitan Detention Heart, a federal facility, has change into a focus over anti-ICE sentiment.

On Saturday, tensions grew round 7 p.m., after LAPD declared the illegal meeting and commenced to press a line of protesters outdoors the ability. Police shot a number of nonlethal rounds, used tear gasoline and introduced in a fleet of horses in an try to push again crowds.

By 8:30 p.m., protesters had largely deserted their stand close to the detention heart whereas police tried to reestablish a line on the road in entrance of federal constructing.

As of 9 p.m., LAPD had reported no arrests.

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