Immigration agents face noisy protests in LA

LOS ANGELES — After night fell on the outskirts of Los Angeles on Thursday, about 50 people clanged metal pots and blasted air horns outside a hotel in a noisy bedtime protest targeting US immigration agents.

The "No Sleep For ICE" rally underscored growing anger at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a once-obscure agency that has become the focal point of President Donald Trump's migrant crackdown.

"They terrorize our community the entire day. Why do they get a good night's sleep?" said Nathanael Landaverde, 23, who banged a dismantled frying pan at the protest.