Over the weekend of June 5-8 there were protests in LA in the aftermath of increased in ICE raids at workplaces and other spaces.
Will this protest be a single event, or a long running movement?
This question resolves if the LA Times features a front-page story about protest, riots, or similar wording regarding something related to federal action. The story should be about ongoing protests, and not about aftermath.
This will resolve based off the "Read today's eNewspaper" feature on latimes.com
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Sunday July 6th resolves "No".
There are "above the fold" online stories mentioning protests, and the print version yesterday had a story on it, but not the July 6th print edition.
Saturday June 28th is unclear. The front page story "Agents Pile on Bystandard Who Convulses" (this online story) describe a violent ICE arrest. Bystanders protest and object to the actions. From the video linked in the story, a crowd of at least ~20 seems to gather. However, this is spontaneous and not an organized protest movement. My question wording is not well defined in this case. I'm inclined to resolve this day "N/A". Let me know if opinion on either side.
@digory is a "yes" holder, and @spiderduckpig , @CorySchillinger , @asmith are "no" holders
Saturday June 14th resolves yes. A report on Israel and Iran was the lead story, but the front included several stories discussing ongoing protests.
Thursday June 12th resolves yes. Stories mentioning protests is once again everything above the fold.
Tuesday 10th resolves yes. Everything above the fold is related to the protests with a few articles mentioning protests as recently as Monday.