LA Curfew: Marines & National Guard Deployed Amidst Fierce Immigration Protests

Los Angeles Imposes Curfew Amidst Anti-Trump Immigration Protests Los Angeles, California, June 11, 2025 – Following days of large-scale protests against President Trump's immigration policies, the city of Los Angeles has announced a curfew, effective from 8 PM Tuesday, June 10th, until 6 AM Wednesday, June 11th. The decision comes in response to escalating tensions and concerns about potential violence. Video footage shows thousands of protesters marching through the streets, holding signs with messages such as "Stop the Deportations" and "Immigrant Rights are Human Rights." The atmosphere is charged with emotion, with many protesters expressing anger and frustration. Mayor Karen Bass addressed the city in a press conference, stating, "We have seen escalating violence and destruction of property. This curfew is necessary to protect the safety and well-being of all Angelenos." The curfew covers approximately one square mile in the city center. In response to the unrest, 700 Marines have been deployed to the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, while thousands of National Guard troops are stationed in and around Los Angeles. These troops are on standby, ready to respond to any further escalation of violence. A spokesperson for the National Guard emphasized the troops' role in maintaining order and protecting public safety. The situation remains tense, but the swift response by city officials and the deployment of military personnel suggest a determination to prevent further unrest. The coming days will be critical in determining the long-term impact of these protests and the city's response.