section_path: Events/June 10
section_name: June 10
paragraph_text: June 10
  
  Further protests occurred in the afternoon of June 10 in the downtown area outside the 300 North Los Angeles Street Federal Building, the Edward R. Roybal Federal Building, and the Metropolitan Detention Center. The gathering was declared an unlawful assembly by the LAPD slightly after 2 p.m. Police began arrests of the protesters around 3 p.m. following a dispersal order. Protestors also again moved onto the US 101 freeway briefly, before being dispersed by police.
  
  By June 10, the number of National Guard members deployed to Los Angeles had reached 2,100. National Guardsmen began being seen accompanying and protecting ICE agents as they made immigration arrests. The 700 Marines that had been deployed also arrived in the greater Los Angeles area on this day.
  
  Mayor Bass declared a local state of emergency and announced a curfew covering just over 1 square mile (2.6 km 2) of downtown Los Angeles from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., due to concerns over the vandalism by graffiti of 23 business and the looting of others. The area under curfew is bordered by the I-5, I-10, and I-110 freeways. The affected neighborhoods included Fashion District, Financial District, Skid Row, Arts District, and Chinatown. A woman walking near her residence was shot point blank by LAPD with less lethal ammunition.