Turning now to the day's other headlines, more demonstrations against ICE deportations are expected in a number of cities tonight, but many protesters are saving their energy for a day of national protests against President Trump tomorrow.

In California, where protests first erupted about a week ago, the presence of U.S. Marines and the National Guard on the streets has been a flashpoint.

Reuters reported that the Marines carried out the first detention of a civilian this afternoon

outside a federal building they are protecting.

There are bigger questions, too, about whether courts will allow the Guard and the Marines

to remain for a second week.

Lisa Desardin has our report.

A rare sight. Marines on the street of a major U.S. city. Today in Los Angeles, guarding federal

assets. This after a third night of curfews and arrests, local media reported dozens arrested,

a figure notably lower than previous nights, And now more cities are seeing reactions.

No fear.

In Chicago yesterday, hundreds marched down the city's iconic Michigan Avenue.

Ice out of Chicago.

Ice out of Illinois.

Ice out of everywhere!

Protests against ICE and Trump's immigration crackdown also rose in San Antonio, Texas, Portland, Oregon, Spokane, Washington, and several other cities.

In Newark, New Jersey, tumult outside a key ICE detention facility, protesters attempted to block officers at the gate.

At that location, four detainees escaped yesterday after breaking through a wall.

Attorneys say detainees complained about conditions, including a lack of food for nearly a day.

New Jersey Senator Andy Kim said the Trump administration mishandled this.

And when they're talking about what actions that they're taking, this is a perfect example of the shoddiness of this plan.

This is a symbol for the brokenness of the Trump administration plan

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