Home Depot stores remain open after ice raids target Los Angeles sites

Home Depot Its stores said it is still open after some of its locations in Los Angeles were a target to enforce immigration and customs (ICE).

Many people were detained by ICES and customs enforcement agents (ICE) in the parking square in the home warehouse in Winstik, which is alive in Central Los Angeles, on Friday, according to reports. It was one of the many raids that ICE carried out all over the city during the weekend, as it ignited a wave of violence and with protesters who collide with law enforcement while urging them Management to end the deportation.

Sergio Olmos, a correspondent of Calmatters, a non -profit news organization that covers the policies and policies of the state of California, said on that day that the workers had occurred in a home warehouse in Huntington Park, a city located in the southern central region of Los Angeles Province, early Monday morning.

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The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass wondered how the raids were carried out, specifically why the home warehouse targeted.

“We were told to track violent criminals. This was not a home warehouse.” “The places where people work were. So what is the goal of doing this?”

Home Depot postponed the comment on the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS). The Ministry of National Security did not immediately respond to the Fox work request for comment.

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President Trump has pledged to carry out the greatest effort to collective deportation, with the aim of at least 3,000 detention operations by ICE every day, according to Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff of the White House of Policy.

ICE refused to confirm or discuss the process at Home Depot, according to NBC Los Angeles. However, the agency told the executive that “all foreigners in violation of the American immigration law may be subjected to detention and detention, and if it is found to be removable according to the final system, removal from the United States, regardless of citizenship,” the agency.

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Los Angeles Police chief Jim McDONEL said on Sunday that the administration is not coordinating with federal immigration officials, but it cannot prevent immigration enforcement as well.

“We are not involved in this activity,” he added, referring to the enforcement of immigration. “But again, we cannot prevent them from doing it.”

McDonnell urged people in society to “trust in LAPD”.

“We will continue to support peaceful protests and apply the law when criminal acts occur,” he said. “LAPD is still focusing on its basic mission to protect lives, protect constitutional rights, and serve every neighborhood in Los Angeles with integrity.”

Fox News’ Landon Mion and Cameron Arcand contributed to this report.