The stabbed person after the fight explodes in Trump’s immigration protest in Los Angeles

A person is in critical condition after being stabbed on Friday in a protest against the immigration of President Trump and Deportation policies Near the City Council of Los Angeles, authorities said.

The Los Angeles Police Department received a report around 1:35 pm of a male victim who was stabbed in 200 N. Spring St. after a fight broke out during the protest, according to a spokesman for the department. The victim, whose age was not discharged, was taken to a hospital and an order of dispersion in the protest was issued, police said.

A LAPD spokesman said some people were arrested in relation to the incident. At 2:12 pm, the LAPD announced that the protest had been clear from the Spring Street area around the City Council.

He The protest moved to the 6th Viaduct 6 And he was blocking the traffic lanes in the west direction around 2:30 pm, according to the LAPD.

Friday’s rally was the sixth consecutive day of protests against Trump’s immigration repression In the center of Los Angeles during the week, hundreds of high school Students have been coming out of classes to join the manifestations.

Trump has promised to carry out the greatest deportation effort in the history of the United States and declared a national emergency on the southern borderdeploying troops there.

He has issued executive orders that limit legal routes to enter the United States, reinforcing efforts to seal the border between the United States and Mexico and promote sweeps to gather and deport people who are not authorized to be in the country. Some of the orders have been challenged in court.

There is an estimate of 11 million to 15 million immigrants who lack documentation in the United States, including more than 2 million in California.