The largest demonstration was recorded in New York, where more than 2,500 people participated, according to police.
New York: The ongoing protests in Los Angeles against strict immigration policies in the United States have spread to different states.
Thousands of people marched on the streets to protest against immigration authorities, and clashes and arrests have been reported in several cities.
The largest demonstration was recorded in New York, where according to police, more than 2,500 people participated, of whom 83 were arrested.
Similarly, 150 protesters were detained in San Francisco, 17 in Chicago and 330 in southern California.
In view of the protests, the governor of Texas has announced the deployment of the National Guard in the state. Meanwhile, considering the seriousness of the situation in Los Angeles, the army has been given the authority to detain citizens.
According to American media, 700 Marines and 4,000 National Guard personnel have been deployed in Los Angeles.
Protesters are demanding an end to inhumane immigration policies and justice for asylum seekers.
