Brittany Hope

1 week ago | nbcsandiego.com | Brittany Hope |Genesis Miramontes

As many people are afraid to go to work or the store out of fear that they will be detained in an ICE raid, some people are offering to buy out street vendors' inventory so they can stay home. Groups are going around Southern California paying vendors with the promise that they won't go on the streets to work. An elderly woman selling flowers says she has to work so she can eat. She is then given 800 dollars to pay for her rent and is told not to go outside.

1 week ago | nbclosangeles.com | Brittany Hope |Genesis Miramontes

As many people are afraid to go to work or the store out of fear that they will be detained in an ICE raid, some people are offering to buy out street vendors' inventory so they can stay home. Groups are going around Southern California paying vendors with the promise that they won't go on the streets to work. An elderly woman selling flowers says she has to work so she can eat. She is then given 800 dollars to pay for her rent and is told not to go outside.

2 weeks ago | telemundo51.com | Jonathan Lloyd |Brittany Hope

LOS ÁNGELES - El senador Alex Padilla fue retirado a la fuerza el jueves por la mañana de una conferencia de prensa de la secretaria de Seguridad Nacional, Kristi Noem. Noem se encontraba en Los Ángeles hablando sobre las recientes operaciones del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés) en la región, cuando Padilla fue retirado de la sala tras decir: "Insiste en exagerar".

2 weeks ago | nbcchicago.com | Jonathan Lloyd |Brittany Hope

Sen. Alex Padilla was forcibly removed from a news conference Thursday morning with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Noem was speaking in Los Angeles about recent ICE operations in the region when Padilla was removed from the room after saying, "You insist on exaggerating." At least two men approached Padilla, a Democrat, near a wall and pushed him through doors near the rear of the room. He can be heard saying, "I am Sen.

2 weeks ago | nbclosangeles.com | Brittany Hope |Genesis Miramontes

A second night of curfew in downtown Los Angeles has been lifted Thursday morning following a night of protests that became intense at moments, spreading from downtown LA to Koreatown where there was a standoff on the skirmish line between the Los Angeles Police Department and protesters. In response to the growing protests, the Marines have been mobilized to help the National Guard.