The Pentagon said that the hundreds of Marines from 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment will start packing up and leaving L.A.

The rare deployment of active-duty troops to a U.S. city will soon end, according to the Pentagon, which said 700 Marines will head home after responding to protests in Los Angeles.

Migrant-rights groups worry that harsher enforcement will lead to more civil rights violations and prompt community pushback.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Seven hundred Marines sent to Los Angeles will leave the city, the Pentagon said Monday. The Marines were ...

LOS ANGELES – The Pentagon ordered the U.S. Marines to leave Los Angeles on Monday, more than a month after President Donald ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed 700 Marines sent to Los Angeles more than five weeks ago to help quell immigration ...

The Marine withdrawal was expected to be completed as soon as Tuesday, joining thousands of National Guard members who left last week.

Mayor Karen Bass called the news “a victory” while continuing to press for the full withdrawal of troops from L.A.

Some 700 Marines are being withdrawn from Los Angeles more than a month after they were deployed to respond to protests against federal immigration raids, the Pentagon announced Monday. The big ...

Roughly 700 U.S. Marines are being withdrawn from Los Angeles following anti-immigration protests last month, according to ...

The 700 U.S. Marines sent to respond to anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles will end their deployment, a spokesperson for the ...