U.S. military troops and federal immigration officers made a mighty but brief show of force Monday at MacArthur Park dubbed the “Ellis Island of the West Coast” as the community hub of a largely immigrant neighborhood in Los Angeles.

Federal agents, including U.S. Border Patrol, surrounded MacArthur Park in LA, prompting Mayor Karen Bass to declare their actions unacceptable.

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Los Angeles City Mayor Karen Bass visited the park pleading for the operations to end. At a conference later in the day, Bass said no one had been detained. She accused the Trump Administration of “ratcheting up chaos” and continuing an “all-out assault” on Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass held a news conference Monday afternoon after federal immigration officers were deployed to the city in tactical gear. Bass accused the Trump administration of "provoking fear and terror.

Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced Tuesday that the city filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to halt ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in the city.