LA ICE protests, Day 13: Federal raids draw more protests
Pasadena protests after ICE arrests 6
Dozens of protesters took to the street in Pasadena after ICE arrested 6 at a bus stop.
Los Angeles may have turned a page on emergency curfew orders, but protests appear far from over as Southern California continues to be a target of federal raids as ordered by President Donald Trump.
The raids come as President Donald Trump has vowed to use "every resource possible" for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in Los Angeles and other Democratic cities.
Timeline of events
Below are live updates of the ongoing protests happening across Southern California (all times listed in Pacific Standard Time):
Protesters gather in Pasadena
10 p.m.: Protesters gather for hours after the elementary school raid that took place on Wednesday.
ICE Raid at Pasadena school
12:20 p.m.: An ICE raid was conducted at Madison Elementary School in Pasadena Wednesday morning, according to school officials, who said another raid is reportedly happening in the afternoon.
In response, community members and a dozen clergy members organized by PICO will gather together to "protect elementary school students and the surrounding community from these ongoing ICE operations."
ICE Raid in Pico Rivera sparks outrage
5 a.m.: Emotions continued to run high in Pico Rivera after video shows video of a showdown with federal agents at a Walmart parking lot. A US citizen was detained in the incident for interfering with ICE operations.
ICE Raid in Pico Rivera sparks outrage
Emotions are running high in Pico Rivera after a showdown with federal agents at a Walmart parking lot.
Protest resumes in LA County
12 a.m.: Protests continued overnight in Pico Rivera after a young man, Adrian Martinez, got detained by federal agents outside a Walmart, the detainee's family tells FOX 11.
ICE raid in Pico Rivera sparks outrage
A young man was detained by ICE agents, leaving his family heartbroken and worried for his safety.
Archdiocese LA decries ICE raids
12 a.m.: Archdiocese of Los Angeles released a statement to publicly denounce the ongoining raids that have terrified churchgoers.
"The [Catholic] Church doesn't typically get involved in law or policy until those laws and those policies are unfair and unjust. And that’s when we’re called to be prophetic, and to defend people who can’t defend themselves," Isaac Cuevas, of Archdiocese of Los Angeles, director of immigration and public affairs said in Archdiocese LA's website.
Some employees afraid to go to work amid ice raids
Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis was set to hold a press conference Tuesday as the recent ICE raids has some employees afraid to report to work.
RELATED: LA Archbishop criticizes Trump administration for having 'no immigration policy,' only 'punishment'
Big picture view:
The recent raids come in the wake of Trump's nationwide push for mass deportations.
Over the weekend, Trump declared he will use "every resource possible" on ICE raids targeting Los Angeles, Chicago, New York City and other Democratic cities.
The Source: This report used information provided by FOX 11's crew at the scene and previous FOX 11 coverage. In addition, announcements made by local departments and elected leaders were used in this report.