US Protests Spread: Los Angeles 'Street War', Arrests in New York

Protests Erupt Across US Cities, Described as 'Street War' in Los Angeles Protests initially sparked in Los Angeles have rapidly spread to several major US cities, including San Francisco, Santa Ana, Texas, and New York. The scale and intensity of the demonstrations have prompted US media to label the situation in Los Angeles as a "street war." The protests are reportedly focused on opposition to immigration and customs authorities. In Los Angeles, reports describe widespread violence and road closures. One eyewitness stated, "It felt like a battlefield; the streets were filled with smoke and the sounds of clashes." The situation in San Francisco and Santa Ana is also reportedly tense, though less violent than in Los Angeles. New York City has seen significant protests as well, resulting in numerous arrests. A spokesperson for the New York City Police Department confirmed, "We have made a number of arrests in connection with the protests, and we will continue to monitor the situation closely." The protests highlight growing concerns and tensions across the United States, underscoring the need for dialogue and peaceful resolution.