Overview
- Noel Phillips was struck by a rubber bullet on June 9 while lying among protesters in Los Angeles and received medical attention for a swollen but unbroken arm.
- Police have used rubber bullets, tear gas, flash-bang explosives and pepper balls to clear protest zones where demonstrators clashed with law enforcement over ICE raids.
- Good Morning Britain’s live broadcast on June 10 was briefly interrupted when explicit language from nearby protesters forced the studio to cut away.
- President Trump sent extra National Guard troops alongside Marines to Los Angeles despite objections from California Governor Gavin Newsom.
- Phillips described conditions in Los Angeles as unpredictable and said officers showed little regard for distinguishing journalists from protesters.