Hundreds of students measured and joined foreign protests; The City Hall is extinguished, police said

Much demonstrations against President Trump President Trumped Migration Continued on the third day in Downtown Los Angeles, hundreds of students from the class on Tuesday to join the allegations of felony.

The protests started early and kept growing in the afternoon, with crowds carrying flags in Mexico and other Latin American countries and raised the banners against the trumpets. A man who participated in the indication is imprisoned by allegations of abuse several buildings and Waymo, according to Los Angeles police department.

The dispulated order has been issued and announced the illegal convention around Los Angeles City Hall, following the students’ reports to throw the rocks and large bottles, according to the LAPD.

“Anyone who still breaks the order will be arrested,” CMDR police. Lillian Carranzanza said in a statement. “Officials and stewards at the scene will ensure that those who violate the deceptive or booked.”

Slogans that include “FRUMP,”

The American Italian Museum of Los Angeles reported that she has been abused during years.

“Destruction of the issue including paints ‘Viva La Raza,’ ‘F-CELE’ NO ‘Frump’ is the entire building,” said spokesman in a statement. “Sadly, this is not the first time that the museum is responsible for corruption that is related to the related-to-renovate is often costly of the muse is a non-profit organization.

The protests began on Sunday for thousands to collaborate in the city and closed the 101 freeway.

The years continues on Monday, when many students escaped a paragraph and businesses were closed as part of a national protest called “Day without the presentation.” The Los Angeles Unified School in the region was 66% compared to 93% throughout the year, according to the region.

Nicole Feffer, Teacher High School High School High School Tenserta Tuesday, joining in college campuses, including the Mark High Court Takeke, Making their words heard in protests, he said .

Garfield students also cover the walls of their compass with Chalk messages such as “The immigrants make America bigger again,” “Mexicans made the earth further,” “I do this to my Father.”

Nathan, a hundred Years of Garfield, told Boyle Heights beating on Tuesday protests to speak about Latino community and to show the world Latinos.

“We are often overlooked or unjustly judged, but in fact, we help to create this country in many ways, customs, and dedication, which tells the story. “I hope this travel shows a strong world with it and that the US needs us. When we leave, even in a short time, people will see our impact.”

As thought, Trump has sworn that he will make the most global education in the US history and announced the National Emergency on the south, using the troops there.

He has issued large orders that reduce legal access to the United States, intensifying the US-Mexico border, and encourages them and produces unauthorized people in the United States. Some of the orders have been challenged in court.

There are approximately 11 to 15 million migrants in the US, including two million in California.