Dozens of protesters gathered outside Dodger Stadium on Thursday (June 19), after the Los Angeles Dodgers said they had denied access to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents who attempted to enter the stadium’s parking lot.

As anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protests continue in Los Angeles, dozens of federal ICE agents were seen near Dodger Stadium on Thursday but were denied entry to the famed ballpark. The agents were seen dressed in tactical gear and gathered on the street that leads into the stadium.

The Los Angeles Dodgers waded into controversy on June 19, when they wrote on their X page that they had turned away ICE agents at their parking lot, and ICE quickly labeled the Dodgers' statement "false.