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Dodgers Deny ICE Agents Stadium Access and Commit $1 Million to Affected Families

Jaime Jarrin urges peaceful protest to highlight immigrant contributions after recent raids near the ballpark.

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Jaime Jarrin threw out the first pitch to mark his last year on the job on April 14, 2022 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif.

Overview

  • On June 19 the Dodgers refused ICE agents’ request to use their stadium parking lot for operations near the ballpark.
  • The organization announced a $1 million fund on June 20 to provide necessities and mental health resources for families impacted by the raids.
  • Hall of Fame broadcaster Jaime Jarrin voiced solidarity with detained immigrants and praised the team’s financial commitment.
  • Jarrin urged peaceful protests to demonstrate immigrants’ importance to Southern California’s social and cultural fabric.
  • The Jarrin family foundation maintains its annual scholarship program, awarding more than $50,000 to college students.