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Dodgers Stadium in Los -Angeles Ahead of protest commandGame against Washington citizens on Saturday.
The city of faces current unrest Against the Immigration and Customs Operations (ICE), which sometimes grew into violence.
Social networks are shown participants of the rally gathered near the stadiums who have signs against ice and President Donald Trump.
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The demonstrators gather outside the Dodge stadium to protest against the presence of border patrol agents in the stadium parking lot before the game between Los -Andgeles Dodgers and San Diego Padress. (Zin Chiang/Alliance Picture Alliance through Getty Images)
On Thursday, the team abandoned the ice agents entering the BallPark site.
The team stated that the agents “asked for permission to access Dodgers stadiumAnd thus never tried to access. “
Ice said in Message in social media Responding to Dodgers’s statement, “False. We’ve never been there.”
The demonstrators are going outside the Dodgers stadium to protest against the presence of border patrol agents. (Zin Chiang/Alliance Picture Alliance through Getty Images)
Law enforcement agencies, noticed outside the Dodger stadium, was initially considered ice on Thursday, which caused the participants of the rally at this place. But, in their own statement after the refusal of ICE, the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stated that “CBP vehicles were in the parking lot very shortly” and it “had nothing to do with the Dodgers.”
The cars on the stadium site were “not related to any operation or execution,” the press secretary of the CBP said in a statement.
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Dodgers promised $ 1 million to help families affected by ice arrests.
On Friday, the team published a statement that announced the commitments, adding that the money would go “direct financial assistance to the families of immigrants affected by recent events in the region.”
“What’s going on in Los -egeles Thousands and thousands of people have entered and we have heard calls for a leading role on behalf of the victims, ”Dodgers’ President and CEO Stan Costen said in a statement.
“We believe that by taking resources and taking measures, we will continue to support and raise the Great Los -Angeles community.”
Dodgers refused to comment on Saturday by protests when they addressed the Fox News Digital.
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