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Curfew in Effect in L.A. as Protests Spread Nationwide

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Growing Demonstrations Over Immigration Raids

The overnight curfew in downtown Los Angeles came as protesters marched in Atlanta, Chicago and New York. Protests in other cities were planned for Wednesday.

 

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  1. Los AngelesGov. Gavin Newsom of California delivers an address criticizing President Trump’s deployment of military forces.
    Reuters
  2. Downtown Los Angeles
    Protesters gather despite a curfew going into effect.
    Gabriela Bhaskar/The New York Times
  3. Downtown Los Angeles
    Protesters begin to leave after the curfew went into effect.
    Reuters
  4. Atlanta
    Law enforcement officers disperse protesters.
    Sean Keenan for The New York Times
  5. New York City
    A standoff near the federal building where ICE has its offices.
    Victor J. Blue for The New York Times
  6. Downtown Los AngelesPeople protesting at the Metropolitan Detention Center on Tuesday afternoon.
    Reuters
  7. Downtown Los Angeles
    Protesters walk onto the 101 freeway but are pushed back by the police.
    Mark Abramson for The New York Times
  8. Downtown Los Angeles
    The police detaining protesters outside the Metropolitan Detention Center after issuing a dispersal order.
    ABC7 Los Angeles, via Associated Press
  9. Downtown Los Angeles
    The National Guard was still stationed at the Metropolitan Detention Center on Tuesday.
    Philip Cheung for The New York Times
  10. Downtown Los Angeles
    Armored vehicles enter the 101 freeway.
    Philip Cheung for The New York Times
  11. Chicago
    Protesters and law enforcement officers clash.
    Reuters
  12. Chicago
    Protesters marched in Chicago on Tuesday.
    Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York Times
  13. Chicago
    Protesters outside an office building that houses immigration court.
    Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York Times
  14. New York City
    Protesters outside federal buildings in Lower Manhattan.
    Victor J. Blue for The New York Times
  15. New York City
    Police officers detain protesters after they blocked an entrance to a federal building.
    Victor J. Blue for The New York Times
  16. Downtown Los Angeles
    Workers cleaned on Tuesday after scattered protests.
    Alex Welsh for The New York Times
  17. Downtown Los Angeles
    People boarding up a store front on Tuesday.
    Reuters
  18. Downtown Los Angeles
    A damaged vehicle left over from earlier protests.
    Alex Welsh for The New York Times

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