Protests outside Mexico-Dominican Republic Gold Cup match over immigration

Photos and online film material showed protests outside of the Gold mug Football game between Mexico and the Dominican Republic in the Sofi Stadium on Saturday.

One of the people who have joined the protests criticized President Donald Trump in an interview with The Los Angeles Times.

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“I’m a football fan, but today we are not for football,” said Daniel Fuentes in Spanish. “It is not fair what Donald Trump is doing and raises our workers that they are criminals, and it is not. They raged against us Latinos and say we are the worst.”

The persistent unrest on the enforcement of immigration in South California went to the streets around the stadium in terms of uncertainty about potential ice attacks that affect the game.

The President of Mexico asks the US immigration forces to save fans in La Soccer Game

The Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum asked the US immigration forces in Los Angeles to give fans in Mexico’s game against Dominican Republic.

“We don’t believe that there will be any football game [immigration] Measures … We do not call any to be taken by the US immigration and customs authority, ”Sheinbaum said in a press conference on Friday.

“Mexico will always promote peace,” she added.

Several fans of the game told the Los Angeles Times that the situation of Los Angeles culminated in a dark mood for the Mexico fans in a dark mood than usual.

“When the Mexican team plays, it’s a celebration, or no, it was not,” said a man “El Coronel” to the outlet.

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“We don’t feel right and celebrate with music and food [when] Our brothers and sisters and cousins ​​and mothers all suffer from what is happening. “

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