section_path: Impact/Solidarity protests in other cities
section_name: Solidarity protests in other cities
paragraph_text: Solidarity protests in other cities
  
  On June 8, a solidarity protest outside the ICE office in San Francisco occurred. The protest ended with police arresting 148 people. Two police officers were injured during the protests in the city. Several buildings and vehicles were damaged.
  
  In New York City, another solidarity protest occurred outside of the 26 Federal Plaza, ending with police taking multiple people into custody. Two dozen more were also arrested while protesting at the Trump Tower. Later, hundreds of protesters would later gather in the streets of New York, whilst holding signs saying "ICE out of New York City". In Santa Ana, several people were arrested during protests in front of the Santa Ana Federal Building. Police in multiple cities used tear gas to disperse protesters, including in Austin and Doraville, Georgia.
  
  At a protest in Embry Hills, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, independent journalist and Salvadoran national Mario Guevara was arrested by local police. ICE then moved to detain Guevara, who has a valid work permit and is in the process of applying for permanent resident status.
  
  Solidarity protests were also held in other cities, including Boston, Portland, Maine, Salt Lake City, Hartford, Tampa, Sacramento, Dallas, San Antonio, Phoenix, Atlanta, Seattle, Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Chicago, Las Vegas, Louisville, Raleigh, Denver, Jacksonville, Omaha, and Kansas City.
  
  On June 10, Texas governor Greg Abbott deployed Texas National Guard troops to San Antonio and other locations across the state ahead of planned protests the next day.