The goal, she said, is to ensure that residents and city workers know their rights and can safely access services without fear.

But the way that it was portrayed nationally was like the whole city was up in flames, the comparison to 1992, which was completely and 100% inappropriate.

I just spoke with many of the workers who were trapped. Thank you to all of our brave first responders who acted immediately. You are LA’s true heroes.

To me, this is another example of the administration ratcheting up chaos by deploying what looked like a military operation in an American city.

I was so concerned that we were going to find tragedy. Instead, what we found was victory.

We will not stand by and allow these raids to continue or to become the standard operating procedure in our communities.

LAFD has just reported that all workers who were trapped in the tunnel in Wilmington are now out and accounted for.

Well, let me just say that the quote-unquote 'riots' that were reported never happened.

They need to leave, and they need to leave right now. They need to leave because this is unacceptable!

You have a situation now where people are walking down the street, a car will pull up, no license plate, men will jump out completely masked, pull guns on whoever it is and take them away.

Our city is definitely united … We are a city of immigrants, and we will stand united with Angelenos regardless of what country they came from, when they got here or why they’re here.

They need to leave and they need to leave right now.