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Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Protest continue in Los Angeles over

federal immigration raids. The city had incidents of vandalism and violence over the weekend,

though things appear to

have settled down somewhat. Aaron Trank is with L.A.S. News.

Immigration raids began in Los Angeles on Friday afternoon, which sparked some small protests

in downtown L.A. Then on Saturday, we saw protests begin in the city of Paramount, south of L.A.

After rumors of a possible immigration raid there, according to of L.A. after rumors of a possible immigration rate there,

according to the L.A. Times protesters threw things at federal officials and tried to block an

ICE bus. That night, we saw protests erupt at a federal detention center in downtown L.A. where

immigrant detainees are held.

Reporter Aaron shrank, President Trump called in the National Guard despite opposition

from Governor Gavin Newsom.

California's Attorney General says they are suing the Trump administration.

NPR, meanwhile, has confirmed the federal government is mobilizing 700 Marines to respond

in a quote support role.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today a new prisoner exchange between Ukraine and Russia

has begun and will continue over several days.

NPR's Joanna Kissa supports him Keev.

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