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   Multiple people who were protesting possible Immigration and Customs   
   Enforcement activity in Lower Manhattan were arrested Saturday, the New   
   York Police Department said.   
      
   The protesters were seen near Centre Street in Chinatown blocking   
   vehicles and shouting, "ICE out of New York," according to video   
   obtained by ABC News. At one point, the protesters were observed   
   blocking a van from coming out of a garage.   
      
   While the NYPD declined to comment on any possible activity by federal   
   agents, it said in a statement that officers "observed multiple people   
   blocking the street and were told multiple times to disperse but they   
   did not comply."   
      
   The NYPD said that "multiple" persons were taken into custody but didn't   
   immediately provide more details on the numbers or the charges.   
      
   Saturday's protest came a month after federal agents carried out an   
   immigration enforcement action that targeted vendors on Canal Street in   
   Chinatown. At least 9 people were arrested during that raid, according   
   to federal officials.   
      
   Four U.S. citizens were arrested and held for "nearly 24 hours" without   
   any federal charges following that incident, according to U.S. Rep. Dan   
   Goldman, who represents the area.   
      
   The Department of Homeland Security did not immediately respond to ABC   
   News' request for comment.   
      
   https://abcnews.go.com/US/protesters-arrested-nyc-ice-related-activity-ch   
   inatown/story?id=127968220   
      
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