How the city erupted on rumors about the raid of the hardware store

Juan and many friends gathered in the car park of the hardware store near Los Angeles, where protests broke out against the campaign of US President Donald Trump.

Usually, their gatherings include dozens of daytime workers, many of whom are illegal immigrants, and are looking for work from shoppers or contractors.

But on Sunday, only two small capacities have been announced that they can help roofing, repairs or paint jobs outside this branch of the Home Depot in the Paramount suburb, with a population of more than 82 % of Spanish origin.

This was one day after the store became the center of immigration protests, which were ignited by rumors that the workers today were rounded and arrested.

Many people who live in the BBC have told the BBC that they saw the enforcement vehicles in the region.

It causes immediate fear and panic. Then came reports about the raids and arrest of today’s workers at Home Depot, where many immigrants are not documented throughout the United States to find work.

The protests erupted in this city of Spanish origin, and turned into violence, as rock and baby cocktails were thrown. The authorities used pepper spray, rubber bullets and smoke bombs to subject the crowd.

But it seems that the demonstrations in Paramount may release the wrong information.

While dozens of immigrants were detained by the authorities elsewhere in the area, the raids in the store were wrong information, according to the US Department of Internal Security (DHS).

“Despite the wrong reports, there was no” raid “in the home warehouse in Los Angeles,” BBC told the BBC.

While he was tilted on the bed of a small Pick Abt Toyota with his friends, Juan said: “No one really knows what happened. Everyone is afraid.”

Paramount’s turmoil, which has also seen a burning car and looting companies, has become an incentive for the federal authorities as riots throughout the Los Angeles region.

On Saturday, President Donald Trump used His authority to contact the National Guard in CaliforniaUsually it is decided by the state ruler, as a second day of protests, the city has faded.

With the outbreaks of the protests for the third day on Sunday, the armed National Guard forces guarded a walled commercial park across the street from the hardware store.

They stopped Humphus, preventing the area and selling them with the demonstrators who cast insults and waved with Mexican flags and banners.

“You are not welcome here!” A man shouted with an angel ball in Los Angeles to the soldiers while he was another unstable protester with spraying and obscene books directed to the enforcement of migration and customs.

The Public Security Ministry told the BBC that the preserved area is home to one of its offices and the authorities were using it “as a starting area and its rioters.”

The BBC has told the agency that it had arrested 118 illegal immigrants in the Los Angeles area this week, including five people who say they are members of the gangs.

The agency said that some of these migrants have a former criminal history that included drug smuggling, assault and theft.

While he was preparing to run in the Air Force in Moreston, New Jersey, on Sunday, Trump told the correspondents that there were “violent people” in Los Angeles “and they will not escape from that.

The role of Sanchez was still in a state of lack of the horrific images that turned her city the night before.

On Sunday, others in society in the Church of Change met, less than a block of the protest center the day before.

She and others in the church talked about how to revitalize this society of Spanish origin over the years and became a coherent society where the neighbors know and watch each other.

She pointed out that the protests felt as if they were the “collapse point” of the immigrant community.

Los Angeles is one of the largest majority of majority minorities in the United States.

Latinians do not constitute a greater share of the population than any other ethnic background, but migrants, specifically from the south only in Mexico, are an essential part of history and culture here.

The city is proud to put it as a city of refuge, which means that it does not cooperate with the application of federal immigration.

Some said here that they felt the bubble tension, which seemed to explode when the administration of the Republican President who had no documents in Los Angeles.

“It is time to stand,” said Maria Guterres, who protested in Paraamaont. “These are my people.”

She said she was born in Mexico, but she lived here since she was a girl.

They are – like many here – they say they illegally have family members in the United States.

“This is Los Angeles,” she said. “We all touch.

“Everyone has a family or knows someone who does not have papers.”