Arrests have started after protests and violence over immigration raids in Los Angeles, USA.

A large number of security forces have been deployed in the main area of ​​the city. Dozens of protesters have been arrested for violating the curfew, according to the international news organization BBC.

Although the presence of US Marines or National Guard soldiers was not seen on the streets.

The current deployment of federal troops is controversial. They were not seen when the protesters were arrested. According to the LA Police Department, a curfew has been imposed in several areas of Los Angeles. The police said that a large number of arrests have been made. 

The LA police said in a post on the social network X, "Several people have gathered in a group on a street between Spring and Alameda". A large number of arrests have been made. The curfew continues.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said a partial curfew was imposed to deal with looting and violence during protests against immigration raids.