As the city flashed over the rumors about the plaque on the equipment store

Juan and several friends shrunk in the parking store near Los -Angeles, where the protests broke out against the repression of US President Donald Trump’s immigration.

Usually, their meetings include dozens of working days, many of which do not engage in documents that seek jobs and contractors.

But on Sunday, only two small pickups advertised that they can help in the roof, repair, or painting outside this industry depot in the Paramount suburb, more than 82% of Hispanic.

It happened a day after the store became the center of immigration protests that caused the rumors that the workers were assembled and arrested here on this day.

Many who live in society reported the BBC that they saw vehicles on immigration in the area.

It caused instant fear and panic. Then there were reports of raids and arrests of daytime workers in Home Depot, a place where many undocumented migrants in the United States go to find a job.

In this city, Spanish losers have taken place protests that turned into rigid when thrown cocktails on the rocks and cocktails of Molotov. Authorities used pepper spray, rubber bullets and smoky bombs to subjugate the crowd.

But it seems that the demonstrations in the paramount gave rise to the misinformation.

While dozens of migrants were detained by the authorities in other places, the rumors about the raids in the store were misinformation, the US Internal Security Ministry (DHS) reports.

“Despite false messages, there was no ice in the Home Depot in Los -Angeles,” DHS BBC said.

When he leaned against the bed of a little pickup toyota with his two friends, Juan said, “Nobody really knows what happened. Everyone is afraid.”

Paramount praise, which also launched a car started and became a catalyst that the federal authorities called the riots across the Los -Andgeles area.

Saturday President Donald Trump used His powers to call the California National GuardWhat is usually determined by the governor of the state, because the second day of the shares protested the city.

As the protests flared on the third day on Sunday, the armed troops of the National Guard guarded a closed business park across the road from the equipment store.

They parked Humvees, blocking the territory and broke out with the protesters who threw insults and waving the Mexican flags and banners.

“Don’t welcome here!” One man with a ballroom hat in Los -Angeles, who shouted a soldier like another protest, and wrote an obscenity aimed at immigration to the United States and the Customs Service.

DHS told the BBC that one of their offices is in the security zone and the authorities use it “as a production and the riots considered it.”

This week, the agency reported the BBC that they arrested 118 illegal immigrants in Los -Andeles, including five, they say gang members.

The agency said some of these migrants had previous criminal stories that included drug trafficking, attack and robbery.

When he was preparing to sit in the Air Force, in Moristown, New Jersey, Trump told reporters on Sunday that there were “violent people” in Los -Andez and they are not going to leave. “

Dora Sanchez was still in disbelief from the shocking images that turned her city the night before.

She gathered on Sunday with others in the community in the chapel of the church, less than a quarter from the center of protests the day before.

She and others in the church talked about how this Hispanic community was lively for years and became a close community where neighbors know and watch one by one.

Protests felt “break” for the immigration community, she said.

Los Angeles-One from the largest minority in the US.

Latinos make not only a more population than any other ethnic origin, but also immigrants, in particular those who from the south in Mexico are the main part of history and culture.

The city boasts its status to the city of the shrine, which means that it does not cooperate with federal immigration.

Some here say they feel a tumultuous tension that seemed to break out when the administration of the republican president sent unregistered La immigrants.

“It’s time to get up,” said Maria Gutierez, who protested at Paramount. “These are my people.”

She said she was born in Mexico, but lived here with the girl.

She is like many here – they say that they have family members in the US illegally.

“It’s La,” she said. “It affects us all.

“Everyone has a family or knows anyone who has no documents.”