Protests are continuing across the country, as are the immigration raid that have sparked the demonstrations.

But with parts of Los Angeles under curfew, the city has been quieter for a second straight night.

As many as 700 U.S. Marines could also be on the streets by this evening, joining thousands of National Guard troops.

Anger did boil over, meanwhile, in a dramatic confrontation today when a California senator

was handcuffed while interrupting a press conference about ICE's conduct.

Special correspondent Marcia Biggs reports from Los Angeles.

Outside of Los Angeles last night, a community came together to relay a message.

No ice!

No ice out of Downey,

a majority Hispanic community where yesterday agents

reportedly conducted at least three immigration raids.

My mom was a migrant and I was crying with him

on the way over here, like how lucky we are.

To know that I can go to bed and not worry about in the morning that I'm going to be taken away

from my kids.

This is Downey Memorial Christian Church, and we are not okay with you being on our property.

Reverend Tanya Lopez captured this video of one arrest, which spilled into her church's parking lot.

They didn't allow him to identify himself. They just grabbed him.

We spoke with Lopez and Downey resident Paulina Alcala, who first spotted the confrontation.

I wanted him to hear me very clearly, do not sign anything, do not answer any questions.

Who can I call?

And that's when they decided to draw their weapon on me because I was refusing to step back.

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