The Los Angeles Dodgers made a bold move recently. They stopped Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from entering their stadium. This happened just as many people were protesting outside the stadium. The team said that the agents asked to use the parking lots, but the Dodgers said no.

The protestors were loud and clear. They held signs and chanted things like "ICE out of L. A. " and "ICE go home. " Some of the agents were dressed in Homeland Security uniforms. It's not clear why the agents were there or if it had anything to do with other immigration activities happening in the city that day.

This isn't the first time the Dodgers have worked with law enforcement. In the past, they've let police use their parking lots for planning. But this time, they drew a line. The team has been under pressure from fans and residents to support immigrant communities. Many people have been calling for the Dodgers to take a stand against recent ICE raids.

The Dodgers might be planning something big. There are rumors that they are going to announce a new plan to help immigrant communities. One of their star players, Kiké Hernández, has already spoken out. He said he is upset and angry about what's happening to the community. He believes everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity.

The situation got tense when the Los Angeles police showed up. They came in special gear and started moving the protesters away. It's important to think about why the Dodgers made this choice. Businesses and big companies have the power to say no to things happening on their property. This could be a sign of more companies taking a stand on important issues.

Stadium Showdown: Dodgers vs. ICE

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