Welcome to the News Hour. A curfew in downtown Los Angeles remains in effect tonight, and

hundreds of anti-ice protesters have been arrested in Los Angeles and multiple cities this week.

The National Guard also confirmed today it had temporarily detained civilians in L.A. and said

more troops could be deployed with immigration agents. That's as they continue their pursuit of undocumented

immigrants. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and more than two dozen other California mayors

asked President Trump to end the sweeping immigration raids. But today, they continued.

In California, Pennsylvania and Louisiana, among other places. In Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson called President Trump a tyrant and authoritarian.

The president's team defended his approach and warned that guard troops could be deployed to other cities.

Special correspondent Marcia Biggs continues our coverage tonight with this report.

No, Justice! From Atlanta, To New York, coverage tonight with this report. Not justice!

From Atlanta, to New York City, where more than 80 people were arrested, and Chicago, where

police clashed with demonstrators and several more were detained, to Texas, where police pinned protesters to the ground.

And Governor Greg Abbott said he would deploy the National Guard ahead of a planned protest

in San Antonio.

Across the country, anti-ice protesters gathered in the streets in solidarity with those

in Los Angeles. Yesterday in LA, protesters continued marching

against ongoing immigration raids,

and the city's mayor, Karen Bass, declared a curfew

for parts of downtown beginning at 8 p.m.

Last night, California Governor Gavin Newsom

again condemned the administration's decision

to send in the National Guard and the Marines.

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