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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.
More than 100 protesters gathered two blocks from Dodger Stadium about three hours before Saturday's scheduled first pitch.
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Dodgers break silence on recent events in Los Angeles with $1 million commitment to immigrant families following ICE raidsFor nearly two weeks, silence sat heavy around Chavez Ravine. As ICE raids rattled immigrant neighborhoods, National Guard ...
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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 LAPD responded on Thursday morning to concern over growing protests in the Dodgers stadium parking lot as the ...
The immigration agents’ presence at the baseball stadium comes amid a broader crackdown by the Trump administration, which ...
Readers of the L.A. Times give their thoughts on ICE at Dodger Stadium, and the team's response, to the sale of the Lakers ...
A pro-Palestinian activist group has posted a video on social media saying it managed to break into the Royal Air Force base ...
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