Daily raids on suspected illegal immigrants in the US have led to widespread protests, with activists facing arrests and clashes with security forces.

Seoul urges the US government to treat South Korean workers fairly after ICE launches immigration raid on Hyundai's plant in Georgia.

In New York, protesters have joined the nationwide solidarity movement against ICE and President Trump, echoing the violent protests in Los Angeles.

In Los Angeles, protests erupted after mass arrests during immigration raids in heavily Latino neighborhoods, with the Trump administration aiming for the largest deportation operation in US history.

As Trump escalates crackdown on Anti-ICE demonstrations in LA, protests erupt in New York and San Francisco as well.

In response to escalating protests and clashes triggered by a controversial immigration crackdown, US President Donald Trump has authorized the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles, California.

US immigration officials have denied detained pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil a visit with his month-old son and wife.