Japanese Americans are incarcerated in a camp located on an Indigenous reservation.

This was widely publicized that the governor and many of our other elected officials were having a press conference here to talk about redistricting.We are outraged and deeply distressed that armed federal agents came onto our campus — making arrests on the very ground where.

Every part of the city has felt the impact of these raids and our local economy has taken a major blow because of it.And its our obligation to stand up when injustices target immigrant communities.around 75 armed Customs and Border Patrol agents swarmed the sidewalk in front of the museum and arrested at least one passerby.

An attack on one community is an attack on all — we must continue to protect each other with everything weve got.Bass reiterated the federal governments aggressive and widespread immigration enforcement tactics are impacting every community in Los Angeles.

and the fragility of democracy.

ICE agents began enforcement operations in the region on June 6.will take place indoors in at the First Presbyterian Church of Leupp.

shade canopies and water will be present on site.This years Community Day will be followed by a week of archaeological field work led by the project team alongside students from UC Berkeley.

presentations and discussions by researchers and community members.The Community Day invites members of the Diné and Japanese American communities for a day of learning about the history and archaeology of the Old Leupp site