Outside Dodger Stadium Thursday morning, the Homeland Security Department’s vehicles with masked agents were stationed at another sign of the attack on Southern California.
It is unclear what action federal agents are taking or whether anyone has been arrested in the area. Images of government vehicles were immediately played on social media and sparked speculation about their activities. Agents refused to say that the reporter at the time asked why they were in the stadium.
The vehicles appear to have climbed to the entrance of the stadium near the entrance to the downtown parking lot, which was empty Thursday morning, except for a small portion of local media.
The agent was denied access to the ground at Dodger Stadium when he tried to enter the parking lot, according to several people familiar with the matter.
The parking lot is not owned by the Dodgers, but the property that the team considers Dodgers to be. It is owned by the former owner of the teambillionaire Frank McCourt. The team did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The Dodgers have always been Under pressure As the raid began earlier this month in support of immigration statements. On Wednesday, The team said it was going to announce the plan Thursday provided assistance to the recently impacted immigrant communities in Los Angeles.
Singer and social media personality Nezza sang the Spanish version of the national anthem At Dodger Stadium, team employees were in protest against immigration attacks despite requests to sing in English.
