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Mexico’s Sheinbaum denounces acts of violence in Los Angeles protests
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned the violence in California over the weekend as people protested against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown. During a press conference Monday, Sheinbaum addressed the riots that took place in Los Angeles, where people took to the streets and even set fire to police cars.
Mexico President Sheinbaum urges LA immigration protesters to remain peaceful
The protests, which began peacefully, became a riot after demonstrators began assaulting immigration officers, burning self-driving vehicles, closed down at least one city highway, and threw concrete rocks at law enforcement officers.
The Mexican foreign affairs minister said 42 Mexicans had been detained in LA raids and four had already returned to Mexico.
United States Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused Sheinbaum of encouraging "violent protests" in Los Angeles.
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