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Several protesters were arrested in New York City after they took to the streets and went out in an apparent effort to prevent federal agents from carrying out immigration police, according to the immigration scene from the police.

The incident that flagged before noon Saturday in the area between the street and Howard Street in lower Manhattan, said the New York World. Officers responded to a call for a disgruntled group and found several people “blocking the road and exiting at different locations.”

Some were seen throwing debris, police said.

Police were ordered several times to disperse, but police said some individuals were taken

Video from the scene shows dozens of people surrounding the parking garage with theland security vehicle inside. A group of officers could be seen barricading the entrance and setting up a metal fence to protect the perimeter. Some officers were dressed as Nippd officers and some had paintings and vests that said “police police. Some protestors and officers were seen pushing other opponents with metal fences.

Some solders in the parking garage carried signs that said “stop downloading” and “ice out new york.”

Sperenting in the background said: “This is the New York City Police Department. You are unlawfully in the exit and vehicular traffic. You have been ordered

Another footage shows police officers on foot in front of a long line of law enforcement officers, trying to clear the way for dozens of people. Sirens pounded in the background as the main material tried to stand in front of the vehicles to slow them down. Some people are seen with trash cans and bits of recycling into the path of officers and police. Officers saw several individuals who refused to walk.

NBC News did not immediately hear back from Airdand’s security department or immigration and immigration enforcement and customs even for comment.

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