According to the United States Border Patrol, four individuals were taken into custody on Tuesday after they were accused of interfering with a federal immigration enforcement operation that was taking place in Van Nuys.
Mr. Gregory Bovino, Chief Patrol Agent of the United States Border Patrol, stated in a post on X that the four suspects utilized “improvised devices aimed at disabling our vehicles.” A series of photographs were provided in the message, which showed what seemed to be nails inserted in a strip of rubber that was linked to one of the tires of your vehicle.
In the immediate aftermath of the immigration enforcement operation that took place in the community located in the west San Fernando Valley, there was a lack of information regarding the identity of the individuals who were arrested.
Whether or not the automobiles had been damaged was not entirely evident.
A dispute between federal officials and witnesses was captured on video recorded at the site, which took place in what looked to be a parking lot belonging to a business.
Following several weeks of immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles, which was a direct result of President Trump’s campaign threat to carry out mass deportations, the arrests were carried out here. Bovino stated that federal authorities will remain in Los Angeles “until that mission is accomplished” in an interview that took place on Monday with Fox News. The interview took place after an operation that took place at MacArthur Park in Westlake.
