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Morning news brief: Greta Thunberg back in Sweden after deportation from Israel; LA mayor issues curfew amid protest, and more

Morning news brief: Greta Thunberg back in Sweden after deportation from Israel; LA mayor issues curfew amid protest, and more

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Activist Greta Thunberg returned home to Sweden on late Tuesday (June 10) after being deported from Israel. Greta was being detained alongside other activists aboard a boat attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.


Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Tuesday (Jun 10) declared an overnight curfew in the downtown area of the second-largest city of the United States as the unrest and vandalism continue amid protests against immigration raids.


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Los Angeles protests: Mayor declares local emergency, issues curfew

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Tuesday (Jun 10) declared an overnight curfew in the downtown area of the second-largest city of the United States as the unrest and vandalism continue amid protests against immigration raids.

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