Anti-deportation activists in California are using sirens and bullhorns to alert migrants about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. They hope to stop agents from deporting migrants from the U.S.

The activists, who are part of a larger coalition of 70 organizations across Los Angeles, say they are exercising free speech and reminding people of their rights. They have been campaigning to urge people to stay inside and not open the door to ICE agents.

The activists say they are not trying to protect criminals, but rather to help families who are scared. They say their children are coming to school with anxiety or not coming to school at all.

It is unclear what impact the activists are having on ICE operations in the area. The FBI has warned that those who interfere with law enforcement operations could face prosecution.