thelalocal.org Two Detained Amid Anti-ICE Protest at Boyle Heights Hospital
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- •Two individuals were detained by ICE during a protest against immigration enforcement.
- •Both detainees are reportedly U.S. citizens, according to community advocates.
- •The protest involved confrontations with law enforcement, including the use of pepper spray.
Federal immigration agents detained at least two individuals during an anti-ICE protest outside Adventist White Memorial Hospital in Boyle Heights on November 6, 2026. The protest erupted after reports of immigration enforcement activity, leading to a confrontation between demonstrators and ICE agents. Video footage shows agents pinning one protester to the ground while another was detained nearby. Community advocates claim both detainees are U.S. citizens. LAPD confirmed federal agents were present at the hospital but stated they did not participate in the detentions. The incident escalated with reports of pepper spray used against protesters. The situation drew significant community attention and advocacy from local immigrant rights groups.
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