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The Dodger stadium in Los Angeles had a presence of demonstration before the teamThe match against the Washington Nationals on Saturday.
The city faces current disorders Against US immigration and customs’ application (ICE), which have sometimes transformed violence.
Images on social networks have shown that the demonstrators gathered near the stadium that brandishes opposite signs of the ice and President Donald Trump.
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The demonstrators meet outside the Dodger Stadium to protest against the presence of ice agents and border patrol in the stadium car park before a match between the Los Angeles and San Diego Padres dodgers. (Zin Chiang / Picture Alliance via Getty Images)
On Thursday, the team denied the entry of ICE agents on the ball field.
The team said the agents “asked for authorization to access the car parks”, but a spokesperson for the ICE declared in an email at Fox News Digital that “Ice was never to Dodgers stadiumAnd so has never tried to access. “”
Ice said in a Social media message Responding to the Dodgers declaration, “false. We were never there.”
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The demonstrators gather outside the Dodger Stadium to protest against the presence of ice agents and border patrol. (Zin Chiang / Picture Alliance via Getty Images)
The police forces identified outside the Dodger Stadium earlier Thursday were initially considered to be ice, which prompted demonstrators on the site. But, in a press release after the denial of ICE, customs and border protection (CBP) of the United States said that “CBP vehicles were very briefly in the stadium car park” and that “had nothing to do with the dodgers”.
Vehicles on stadium terrains were “not linked to any operation or application,” said a CBP spokesperson in a statement.
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Dodgers have promised $ 1 million to help families affected by ice arrests.
The team published a statement announcing the commitment on Friday, adding that money will go “to direct financial assistance for the families of immigrants affected by recent events in the region”.
“What’s going on in Los Angeles Reverberated among thousands and thousands of people, and we heard the calls to make a leading role on behalf of the affected people, “said Dodgers and CEO, Stan Kasten, in a statement.
“We believe that by initiating resources and taking measures, we will continue to support and raise the communities of the Grand Los Angeles.”
The Dodgers refused to comment on Saturday demonstrations when they were contacted by Fox News Digital.
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