Los Angeles neighborhood installing sirens to warn of ICE activity
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February 12, 2026, 6:10 PM EST
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(Border Report): Because the effort isn’t city-sanctioned, organizers say they’re working directly with willing homeowners and local businesses, placing the sirens on private property rather than going through city permitting channels.

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