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The Los Angeles Dodgers confirmed Thursday that the team denied us the personalized immigration and application agents (ICE) in the stadium field.
The team said the agents “asked for authorization to access the parking lots” shortly after being spotted outside the Chavez Ravine Stadium.
The demonstrators went to the Dodger stadium shortly after the presence of officials.
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The team would have refused agents access to the stadium. (KTTV)
“Take out these fascist pigs from our city,” wrote an account on X.
Another story said that the “support” was “necessary” and implored “mass mobilization” at the Porte E of the baseball stadium.
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The team should make an announcement later on Thursday that it will help immigrant communities. The team was silent on the city’s demonstrations and riots.
The team recently ended up in an enigma with local singer Nessa, who recently interpreted “The Star-Spangled Banner” in Spanish on Saturday in the form of a protest against ice raids in the city.
She said that she had since received death threats, but the support of Latin celebrities “to Triple Confirmed” for her that “what I did was just”.
However, Enrique Hernández’s utility veteran made a publication on social networks on Saturday evening before the game on demonstrations.
Play between the Colorado Rockies and the Los Angeles Dodgers during the seventh round at the Dodger Stadium on August 13, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Ronald Martinez / Getty Images)
Controversial national Anthem Singer at Dodgers Game says that she has received death threats
“I may not be born and raised, but this city adopted me as one of their own,” wrote Hernández on Instagram. “I am saddened and furious by what is happening in our country and our city. Fans of Los Angeles and Dodger welcomed me, supported me and showed me that kindness and love. It is my second house. And I cannot bear to see our community being raped, profiled, abused and torn.
“All people deserve to be treated with respect, dignity and human rights. #Cityofimmigrant.”
Other professional sports teams based in Los Angeles have taken a position, including the Angely City FC of the NWSL, which gave fans of “Immigrant City Football Club” t-shirts in their match on Saturday. The players were also seen to warm up with the t-shirts before their match to show the support of those who protest.
The scene before Shohei Ohtani is presented by the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium on December 14, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Meg Oliphant / Getty Images)
The Spanish anthem of Noseza de l’Hymn came the day many demonstrations of “no kings”, which were in response to the military parade in Washington, DC, which coincided with the president Donald Trump Birthday, across the country.
Trump’s birthday was also celebrating the 250th anniversary of the US military.
