It's Monday, early afternoon on the West Coast.
The standoff between California and President Trump continues.
This all started on Friday with sweeps in and around L.A. by Immigration and Customs Enforcement,
including at two Home Depots where day laborers often gather looking for work.
Many undocumented immigrants.
Witnesses say ICE officers arrested anyone they could grab.
as people standing in the parking lot began to run.
One thing to keep in mind in these immigration arrests is what people are telling us is that ICE agents aren't necessarily questioning people or asking for their documents.
They are grabbing people and taking them.
Arlise Hernandez covers immigration for The Post.
She's currently on the ground in L.A.
She says these ICE raids were shocking to people in the city,
who then came out to protest the government's actions.
Yesterday, I was downtown watching some of this unfold,
and it was throngs of people of all ages, a lot of them wearing masks from the COVID era,
facial masks, but folks who came down to express their displeasure, in fact,
their disdain for what's happening and a need to protect their immigrant neighbors.
Our Elise and my other colleagues who have been out reporting say these were pretty typical protests.
The protests had been mostly peaceful, with some exceptions.
The LAPD even put out a statement Saturday night thanking the protesters