A tamer night in downtown Los Angeles as LAPD makes more arrests, enforces curfew
Briefly

In response to escalating violence during immigration protests, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass instituted a night curfew in downtown L.A., enforcing it from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. As protests intensified, involving vandalism and clashes with law enforcement, over 205 arrests were made leading up to the curfew announcement. While Bass acknowledges the need to balance public safety and support for immigrants, she indicated that the curfew could remain for several days, aiming to prevent further destructive actions by a minority of protesters.
"Many businesses have now been affected by vandalism, and the curfew is a necessary step to protect both the community and the immigrant rights movement."
"Mayor Bass emphasized that the curfew is aimed at 'bad actors' undermining peaceful protests, demonstrating the fine line between maintaining order and supporting civil liberties."
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