Some type of scuffle broke out, and one person — likely a student — wound up on the ground, bleeding from an apparent stab wound, according to video from the scene.

What started as a peaceful protest turned bloody when a teenager was stabbed in Los Angeles on Friday after a group of students walked out of school for the fourth day to protest immigration policies set forth by President Donald Trump.

A person was stabbed during a student protest in Los Angeles against President Donald Trump's immigration policies. The incident occurred on the sixth day of protests.

Protests erupted across the city as people stood up against President Trump’s immigration policies. From the #ADayWithoutImmigrants movement to student walkouts and nationwide rallies, thousands of voices have spoken out.

Protesters swarmed the Spring and Main street overpasses of the 101 Freeway, with police on standby to prevent them from trying to walk onto the highway.

An army of Apple Valley High School students walked out of class and marched nearly 10 miles to protest President Trump's crackdown on immigration.

Jefferson High School students walked out of a class Friday, Feb. 7, 2025, to show their support for immigrants threatened under Trump's orders.

Marchers circled City Hall and the Pike, many saying they felt obligated to stand up for relatives, family and friends who could be detained, deported or denigrated by the new administration.