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On Wednesday, February 4, 2026, hundreds of LAUSD students walked out  of school in protest of destructive and unlawful immigration enforcement in our communities. At ERHS, students gathered in the quad after first period, holding signs, blowing whistles, and shouting. After a few minutes, approximately 400 students walked out of school through the main office entrance. Walking and chanting down Yosemite Drive, they made their journey to Downtown LA through completely free pu

Photo by The Los Angeles Times Los Angeles has long held a reputation of strong beliefs and loud voices. In a city known for taking action, residents have been standing up to injustices for years. In recent times, major protests have gained traction across the area and nationally including: The Women’s March, BLM protests, and No Kings protests. Still not even two months into this year, people have begun to voice their outrage against Donald Trump’s presidency, and specifical

Photo taken by Rafael Weibel In a city-wide protest against Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE)'s efforts to illegally deport immigrants, hundreds of students in LAUSD schools are marching downtown to join a large protest at City Hall. Starting at the end of first period, hundreds of students gathered in the Quad, blowing on whistles, holding up signs, and yelling through megaphones. By the time that advisory started, all of the protestors were gone, starting the long wa

All photos by Haobin Chen On January Thirtieth, many Angelinos took to the streets to protest ICE Raids happening nationwide. The message they wanted heard: ICE out of everywhere.