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Late-inning rally: Dodgers donate $1 million toward immigrant families affected by ICE raids
The World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers announced they have committed $1 million toward assistance for families of immigrants affected by the recent raids, as well as plans for further initiatives that are to be unveiled in the coming days.
ICE denied a presence at Dodger Stadium, claiming it wasn't there Thursday. Photos and videos show border control agents ...
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Why the LA Dodgers Stood Up to ICEThe ownership turned ICE away at the stadium and pledged $1 million to families of immigrants because of all the people ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers and the federal government are at odds over what happened on Thursday when federal agents were on or ...
Los Angeles Dodgers fans protested outside of Dodger Stadium on Thursday, June 19 as the MLB team said the government agents ...
The petition, organized by faith-based community organizing network PICO California, came a day after the Dodgers postponed ...
Details from community members and law enforcement have emerged about what unfolded in Los Angeles Thursday as federal agents ...
ICE, also in a post on X, called the Dodgers’ claim “false,” and Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers refused ICE agents access to their parking lot ahead of Thursday's game against the Padres.
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